croz6110

Foster and Williams would've both been playing defense too.

We are banged up, but it's not impossible to win and advance. We started the season with our backup QB, and we won ballgames. For him to be successful the staff and the fans need to have confidence in him. It seems like we'll be down to at least our 3rd RB, but he was hurt Friday. He's a very good freshman, so maybe he'll be back. When he got hurt Friday a young man was put back there that had never played the position. But, I have confidence in the coaches to put the right personnel on the field. It's going to come down to line play. We have an experience line that's going to have to take over the game on both sides of the ball. Also, we need to allow Prep to get all the personal fouls.

Too many injuries to overcome, but that's part of it. Would've like to have won to have next week to heal up. We still can advance every round. It's just going to be more difficult.

It definitely is wide open. There's more parity than normal in the east this year.

Don't know that I high hatted you. I have to know who you are and actually see you to low hat you.

Sounds right...

I'm here, just trying to keep it on the DL.

I personally look forward to 2A. We'll have better region games and won't have to schedule as many non region games. Let's face it. Having to play RBS does nothing but allow younger players to play. Jo Byrns is up and down but are not competitive more than they are, and Clay is getting ready to experience a massive drop in talent

Gville was also down two starting linemen coming into the game. We had 3 freshmen that I know of getting significant playing time.

That's a valid point; however, you can't simply go off having one common opponent. ER had close games with Monterey and Jo Byrns. Neither are very good, having only 3 wins between them. I feel SC is better than both of them. I didn't say SC would win, but I did say that I wouldn't be surprised.

After ER's showing against Monterey, I would not be surprised if the Owls win. They have a little more confidence now, and ER has struggled since Groves' injury. They've had some close games that should've never been close if they're a decent team.

I will say this, from what I saw Friday night, the young Jackets are getting coached and coached well. If they stick it out they will be rewarded for sure. Our RB had 120 or so yards in his limited time, however, I believe it was the hardest yards he's earned all year. Scheme wise, TC's DC had the players in the right positions, and due to youth, simply didn't make the plays. Things will get better.

Don't know anything about it. But it's happened both ways in the past.

I see your point now. Went right by me.

If they stay together is the key. I've heard that there are several from Gallatin on the team, I may have heard wrong. Everyone knows how this stuff is. Do they stay through the lean next couple of years? Even so, there maybe homegrown talent that chooses not to stay as well.

Of course it was noticed. He was on the sidelines.

I think we have to dial it up a notch to be serious contenders. The potential is there, though.

I'm not sure how Gville's been advertised, but I don't believe they've played to their potential yet, and the QBs alternated series. I believe when Foster gets his legs under him, things will be better. This is just myself thinking, but I believe Foster can be a great weapon with his legs. I know injuries are concerns for QBs, but knowing Cross is a capable backup if something does happen can open up the playbook some.

They're both good. #1 has won some one one one matchups, the last one against a freshman.. Maybe they'll pay him a little more attention.

Really? #27 for Gville has went for over 200?

26-19 Gville. 7:38 left.

26-12 Gville, 9:56 left.

20-12 Gville, 4:31 left in the 3rd.

13-12 7:21 left in the 3rd.

13-6, 1:51 left in the 2nd.