Top Sophomores in Tennessee

[Boonie]

The best Sophmore I have seen is Justin Sylvester for Dobyns-Bennett. Look for him this season if he gets to carry the ball for DB.

[jp2fan]

Whitehouse has many good sophmores.

 

Matt Parker

 

Demarious Payne

 

Demarqies Payne

 

Kaleb Ausbrookd

 

Chad neal

 

Chase neal

 

Cody Allen

 

They all will be starting for the varsity this year

 

How many sets of twins play on White House's team? I know there was a set of twins that played there a few years ago that are walkons with UT now. Or am I mistaken about that?

 

JP2FAN

[anspa]

Anybody remember Dante Hickey? Well Monte Scotton may just be better.. he is also just a sophomore at Cleveland.. watchout.

[bossman86]

Well I think that Justin Sylvester has to be very good if he is playing Varsity for DB

[bud]

Gotta go with Juston Sylvester a RB for Dobyns Bennett. Speed to burn

Edited August 6, 2006 by bud

[BeastOfTheEast10]

justin sylvester,dobyns bennett RB/WR

[TG24]

Cole Lail from William Blount is a BEAST

[Indian]

Anybody remember Dante Hickey? Well Monte Scotton may just be better.. he is also just a sophomore at Cleveland.. watchout.

 

 

I hope the coach now keeps his players on track to graduate and qualify for college better than the coach who was there with all those prospects 10-15 years ago.

[bp_rebel]

i think thomas shuller and cody mccoy are up there from maryville... not big but fast as anything... thomas got some playing time in the playoffs last year as a freshman.. scored like two TDs ... watch out for them in a year or two

Edited August 7, 2006 by bp_rebel

[jp2fan]

Wesley Tate from JP2 is a great player. He is a punishing runner.

[ShaneC]

Is this Courtland Styles, Jr? He a QB?

 

Jock related to Big Rudy?

 

 

Yes on both of these questions

[anspa]

I hope the coach now keeps his players on track to graduate and qualify for college better than the coach who was there with all those prospects 10-15 years ago.

He will.. and the atmosphere at Cleveland is much less gangster now, much easier to see the path to college than it was in the Benny Monroe era..