Rushing Leaders in Chattanooga

[oldtimeballer63]

Rushing Leaders (yards per game) in Chattanooga:

 

Updated List as of 9/21

Edited September 22, 2006 by oldtimeballer63

[Go Big Orange]

My girlfriend goes to Baylor...and I have been to a couple of games and Kevin Cooper is one heck of a running back...

[(:tHe<:)>PaTrIoT:)]

Rushing Leaders (yards per game) in the Chattanooga area (as of Sept 10):

 

Name School G Att Yds TDs YPC YPG

 

Kevin Cooper, Baylor 4 71 554 3 7.8 184.66

 

Chas Scruggs, Lookout Valley 3 69 429 3 6.2 143

 

Brian Marshall, Ooltewah 4 93 556 6 6 139

 

Tyler Mobriant, Meigs County 3 56 314 3 5.6 104.7

 

Charles Hardy, Hixson 3 36 305 4 8.5 101.7

 

Josh Smith, Tenn. Temple 3 46 304 3 6.6 101.3

 

Monte Scotton, Cleveland 3 59 287 1 4.9 95.7

 

Otis Rumph, Tyner 3 29 278 5 9.6 92.66

nice. Mobriant is one great R.B. He is one guy I wouldn't want to hit.

[uncfan13]

When you have Coleman in your backfield and several good running backs you don't put up the kind of stats that Cooper does although he's a heck of a ball player but here are McC's most active backs' stats

 

G Att Yds TDs YPC YPG

 

 

Poindexter 3 17 175 2 10.3 58.33

Conney 3 33 243 2 7.36 81.00

 

If Poindexter, Conney and Dozier had run the ball 70 to 90 times this year, they'd have big numbers. I doubt if they or Potter are worried too much about it though.

[mnewballer21]

i dont understand how cooper is ahead of marshall in yards per game when it says they have both played 4 games and marshall has 556 yds and cooper has 554...maybe i just looked at it wrong, i dont know

[oldtimeballer63]

i dont understand how cooper is ahead of marshall in yards per game when it says they have both played 4 games and marshall has 556 yds and cooper has 554...maybe i just looked at it wrong, i dont know

thanks for the heads up, mike. i corrected it.

[mnewballer21]

thanks for the heads up, mike. i corrected it.

haha no big deal, i was just trying to do the math in my head and couldn't figure out what i was doing wrong haha

[bigred4life]

Baylor's Kevin Cooper ran for 202 yards Friday night against MUS and now has 754 yards in just 5 games. Averaging just over 150 yards per game. The thing is that everyone knows that Coop is going to get the ball and they still can't stop him. That is amazing. Edited September 17, 2006 by bigred4life

[signalbirdie]

When you have Coleman in your backfield and several good running backs you don't put up the kind of stats that Cooper does although he's a heck of a ball player but here are McC's most active backs' stats

 

G Att Yds TDs YPC YPG

Poindexter 3 17 175 2 10.3 58.33

Conney 3 33 243 2 7.36 81.00

 

If Poindexter, Conney and Dozier had run the ball 70 to 90 times this year, they'd have big numbers. I doubt if they or Potter are worried too much about it though.

I don't care how many times you give to Poindexter or Conney they are not in the same class as Cooper!

[sports89]

You are right on that! Both are good athletes but not in Cooper's class. And no it is not because they have so many names...it is because of Cooper. Everyone knows he is going to get the ball....and still he gets over 200 yards again. He is in a class by himself.

I don't care how many times you give to Poindexter or Conney they are not in the same class as Cooper!

[oldtimeballer63]

Updated list of Rushing Leaders (yards per game avg) in Chattanooga (9/29):

 

Name School G Att Yds TDs YPC YPG

 

Chas Scruggs, Lookout Valley 5 99 789 9 8 157.8

 

Kevin Cooper, Baylor 5 104 752 5 7.2 150.4

 

Kameron Ridley, Temple 4 48 561 4 9.9 140.25

 

Brian Marshall, Ooltewah 5 106 638 7 6 127.6

 

Charles Hardy, Hixson 5 57 532 7 9.3 106.4

 

Joey Skogen, Temple 5 50 518 5 10.4 103.6

 

Josh Smith, Temple 3 46 304 3 6.6 101.33

 

Otis Rumph, Tyner 5 51 439 7 8.6 87.8

 

Josh Blake, Grace 6 85 516 12 6.1 86

 

Anthony Conney, McCallie 5 69 398 4 5.8 79.6

 

Rico Council, Howard 5 59 354 5 6 70.8

Edited September 29, 2006 by oldtimeballer63

[direwolf44]

You are right on that! Both are good athletes but not in Cooper's class. And no it is not because they have so many names...it is because of Cooper. Everyone knows he is going to get the ball....and still he gets over 200 yards again. He is in a class by himself.

 

I know that if mccallie only had one good running back that they had to rely on that they would put up cooper's kind of numbers. and if mccallie knows that cooper is getting the ball this friday, he wont have very many yards at all