HiGipper

The word "Mythical" National Champs should be required prefix on all NC's until we get a playoff.....The NCaa or ESPN or USA Today or any talking head can lobby for their team and nobody really knows...... Auburn went undefeated one year and were not recognized. Heck I cannot definitively tell you that Utah would not had won this year if there was a playoff. Who knows it's a educated guess at best....

What schools did he coach at before ?

Fri Aug. 22 at Farragut L 7-38 Fri Aug. 29 Bearden L 6-14 Fri Sep. 5 at South Doyle R W 17-9 Fri Sep. 12 at Sevier Co. L 22-35 Fri Sep. 19 Knoxville Halls R W 22-19 Fri Oct. 3 at Lenoir City R W 30-0 Fri Oct. 10 Maryville R L 7-30 Fri Oct. 17 at Clinton R W 23-19 Fri Oct. 24 Powell R L 21-23 Fri Oct. 31 Knox Central R L 3-6 Fri Nov. 7 at Red Bank 4A Playoffs W 31-24 Fri Nov. 14 at Maryville 4A 2nd Round L 6-28 Analyze this schedule Overall Record: 5-7 Region Record: 4-3 Printable Version Looks like Knox west should be a good game to gauge the Knox area teams.

How many did C. Miller get? Is that the lowest point total for Erwin this year?

As Phil Fulmer said, bitterness or resentment is like taking poison and expecting somebody else to die,??? Let's all move on and wish Greenville the best and hope they represent NET well....hope for a good close game with no injuries.

It's interesting that South is 3rd in passing offense in the conference I would have thought they would be leading that easily>>>>>>>>>>>>>T

South is just a much better TEAM.. They will come at you and keep coming and finally you break....I believe this one like so many others will be close the 1st half and then South keeps hitting the proverbial rock and it cracks and then the flood gates open....in the 2nd half.....42 to 21 just being real, no garbage intended.

They have the athletes over there just look at all their State championships in baseball and their basketball is near or top of the conference almost every year. That may be the problem top athletes are not playing football because of the losing mentality. If a coach could go there and get all the athletes out and set up a good feeder system this could be a good opportunity for a coach to build a program, with the classification changes etc.....

Has South practiced on a artifical turf? What chance would there be they could practice at DB to get used to the Turf or is it a different Turf from Greenville's field?

This game will be closer than I originally thought........South- 35 to ME- 21 a nail biter for South fans who are used to blowing evryone out...

Is he a senior and what D1 teams are after him?

Carter went to college in Motown and knows exactly what that area has to offer. Did he play football at Carson Newman?

They should their a 3A size school playing up. Most 3A scholls have 75% or more going both ways..

South is by far the only true TEAM in NET.. As some had said this game(with East) will be close for a while but the juggernaut will roll in the 3rd and 4th quarter to a 42 to 14 win. 1. SULLIVAN SOUTH (11-0): The Rebels have a penchant for giving opponents early scores, then coming back and putting them away. They did it again, allowing Cherokee the early lead. Now, the Rebels have a chance to play No. 2 seed Morristown East. A victory in that game and a win by Tennessee High over Greeneville on the road Friday would put the Rebels back at home for Week Three of the playoffs. A Greeneville victory would allow the Greene Devils to host. This week: Morristown East (9-2) in Death Valley at 7 p.m. 2. DOBYNS-BENNETT (10-1): The Indians had their lack of depth catch up to them. With many of their starters going both ways, McMinn County took advantage to outscore D-B in the fourth quarter, 18-0, and rally from a 24-10 deficit for the victory. It was the fourth time D-B has lost at home in the first round of the playoffs after posting a 10-0 regular season. It also happened in 1990, 2001, 2004 and 2006. This Week: Season is over. 3. GREENEVILLE (9-2): The Greene Devils may be weakened by the loss of QB Jordan Greenway, but they deserve to move up based on the fact they continued to win -- beating Elizabethton in a shootout, 35-26. They might lose to Tennessee High this week, but need to be rated ahead of the Vikings, until that happens, based on the fact they won the Five Rivers title and have a better record. They will earn a home game next week against the Sullivan South vs. Morristown East winner, if they can beat Tennessee High based on TSSAA playoff pairings that have the Week Three western team the host while allowing eastern teams to be at home in rounds one, two and four, as long as they win. Last year, Greeneville had to come east for the third game and lost at Sullivan South -- though it had beaten South in regular season. This Week: Host Tennessee High on Friday at 7 p.m., in a second-round Class 4A playoff game. 4. SCIENCE HILL (7-4): Head-to-head is still the ultimate factor in determining these rankings and the fact two of the Hilltoppers' losses came to teams ahead of them in the rankings (South and D-/cool.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="B)" border="0" alt="cool.gif" /> and the other two came to Knoxville teams has the Hilltoppers here for now. When Science Hill and Tennessee High met earlier in the season, it wasn't close. Science Hill won, 24-6. Head-to-head, power ratings and records are all part of these rankings and the Hilltoppers rated higher than Tennessee High in all but record. This Week: Season is over. Lost to Knox Farragut in Class 5A first round last Friday, 28-7. 5. TENNESSEE HIGH (8-3): The Vikings' only losses have been to No. 1 South, No. 2 D-B and No. 7 Science Hill and are ranked ahead of Morristown East based on strength of schedule -- even though East's record is better. They will move ahead of Greeneville next week, if they can pull the upset. The Sonny Moore Ratings had the Vikings six points better than Morristown East before last week's games and they should still be ranked higher this week. This Week: Play at Greeneville at 7 p.m., in a second-round Class 4A game. 6. MORRISTOWN EAST (9-2): The Hurricanes built up a head of steam heading into the game at South this week by shelling Sullivan North, 32-3, but will go in as a heavy underdog. Their season came to an end at South last year, 41-21, in a first-round playoff game. This Week: Play at Sullivan South in a second-round Class 4A playoff game on Friday at 7 p.m. 7. SULLIVAN NORTH (8-3): The clock struck 12 on the Raiders last Friday at Morristown in a 32-3 first-round loss. But it was a good run. They will move down a classification, but will still have teams such as Greeneville and Elizabethton to get past in future playoffs. But this was still a building stone for the future. This Week: Season is over. 8. MORRISTOWN WEST (6-5): The Trojans went down fighting, losing in a shootout at Tennessee High, 49-35. If you're wondering, Sullivan North came even closer than West at Tennessee High. They lost in regular season, 21-19, in the Stone Castle. This Week: Season is over. 9. ELIZABETHTON (5-6): Cyclones lost to No. 3 Greeneville in the playoffs in a shootout, 35-26, and lost their other five games to No. 1 South, No. 2 D-B, No. 4 Science Hill, No. 5 Tennessee high and No. 7 Sullivan North. Johnson County (6-4) finished with a better record overall, but lost to the Cyclones head-to-head and did not make the playoffs. This Week: Season is over. 10. CHEROKEE (6-5): Chiefs went down swinging, jumping to an early lead they could not hold against Sullivan South. They had won five of their last six before going into Death Valley after a 1-3 start. They can hold their heads high. This Week: Season is over.

About the same NET is probably the weakest part of the state in football, although this year I believe Sullivan South is just way ahead of everybody else. It's SS and the rest when you are talking MLC and 5 Rivers. If South could get by Maryville they have a real good shot for GOLD.

These early games in the upstate are basially a joke, just TSSAA money most 1 vs 4 are total blowouts...

West by 7, South will be the only winner out of MLC. Wish all could win but just being real.

Fri Aug. 22 Grainger W 41-20 Fri Aug. 29 at CAK L 21-45 Fri Sep. 5 at Morristown West R L 33-52 Fri Sep. 19 Morristown East R L 20-26 Fri Sep. 26 Sullivan Central W 31-18 Fri Oct. 3 David Crockett R W 32-18 Fri Oct. 10 at Greeneville R Homecoming L 14-41 Fri Oct. 17 at Daniel Boone R W 26-6 Fri Oct. 24 Cocke Co. R W 40-8 Fri Oct. 31 at Volunteer R W 40-20 Fri Nov. 7 at Sullivan South 4A Playoffs Analyze this schedule Overall Record: 6-4 Region Record: 4-3 Don't know much about them , common opponents are Boone, S. Central and greenville South 63 to 6

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OFFENSE LT - 61 Jonathan Thomas, 6-0, 211, SR LG - 72 Hunter Beedle, 6-4, 265 SR C - 50 T.J. Blanken, 6-1, 190, SR RG - 66 Ryan Fuller, 5-10, 205, JR RT - 55 Sam Conoway, 6-1, 196 JR WR ??“ 23 Ashton Zanoni, 5-10, 165 SR WR ??“ 1 Seth Watterson, 6-0, 180, JR WR ??“ 11 Kaleb Kitzmiller, 6-3, 185 SR TE ??“ 33 Ty Garvin, 6-2, 202 JR RB ??“ 15 Taylor Fletcher, 5-10, 180 SR QB ??“ 4 Bradley Davenport, 6-2, 191 SR Tennessee High (7-2, 6-0) OFFENSE TE....80...Cameron Bell.....6-1....195....Jr. WR....23...Mark Fletcher....5-10....150....Sr. WR.....5...Corey Young.......6-0....160....Sr. C.....58...Alex Taylor.......6-3....250....Jr. LG....74...Sterling Tilley..6-1....255....Jr. RG....75...Adam Tabor........6-3....240....Sr. RT....65...Collin Hall.......6-3....260....Sr. LT....64...Dylan Crockett....6-0....200....Jr. QB....18...Taylor Harmon.......6-3....195....Jr. FB....39...Matt McClellan...6-4....195....Sr. TB....31...Keenan Shepard....5-11...170....Jr. PK....26...Ben Perrin........6-2....175....Sr. Looking at the line-ups, for some reason I thought Shepard was a big , fast brusing back but 5' 11" @ 175 is he more of a quick hit the holes back....he's about the same size as Fletcher 5'10" @ 180 LBS.

You can't say that and mean it when over half the schools on our schedule/conference are 3A playing up....

Everybody is getting ready for a great battle BUT I think not......South will be as ready as if it were a State Championship game and they just have better players and are really deep at a lot of key positions. This one stays close early but will be a beat down. South 49 Bristol 14

Starters will play the whole game ....got get ready for Marvul...t

Some of the schools are out Friday for Teachers inservice training or something in that vein...

Yeah, imagine what they think using octagon with 9 teams and spelling octagon wrong. Upper Lakes denotes what they tried to get away from circa 1975, calling this Upper East Tennessee and changing to Northeast Tennessee. The upper has a sort of hick connatation. This part of the state gets lamblasted enough don't give them anymore fodder.