all region 6-5a!

[donathan5507]

While looking at the Williamson A.M.'s All-Area team I noticed that it said it used the regular season stats.

 

Thus take away Darnell's 14 catch 150+ yard Sonic Bowl game where does that put him?

 

Campbell didn't have a lot of oppurtunities during season, but who is a better talent at WR?

 

If you went by talent alone, Centennial would be in the playoffs..so that's a bit of flawed logic.

[CHS 2007]

If you went by talent alone, Centennial would be in the playoffs..so that's a bit of flawed logic.

So now you're taking my quotes?? Does anyone know who made the list from Centennial? I think Allante and Chase both made 1st team, but I don't know for sure.

Edited December 8, 2006 by CHS 2007

[donathan5507]

I'm taking your logic...how about that. I agree with it, though.

[zoosee12]

donathan i got a questiong for you

 

i know that something is up w/ cordell at indy

did he really never apologize for the hamburger incedent?

[donathan5507]

There's a whole lot of stuff going on in that regard.

[datdeal]

Well according to the stats, if you take away that game Darnell only has like 4 more catches than Campbell and about 40 or so more yards on a team that threw the ball way more times.

 

So who is truely the better reciever? Do you possibly think that Darnell has the same season or better than Campbell if he was on Franklin?

 

If you went by talent alone, Centennial would be in the playoffs..so that's a bit of flawed logic.

[ThePostman1]

Let's get this thread back on topic. Below is the Region 6-5A all region team for 2006. Congratulations to all the award winners!

 

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – JOSH FROHOCK – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – ZAC CORDELL – INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL

 

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR – JAMES BARKER – DICKSON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

 

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – PAUL CLECKNER – RAVENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

 

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR – JARON NORFLEET – BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

 

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR – CASEY DYKES – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

PUNTER OF THE YEAR – DEREK COLLINS – DICKSON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

 

KICKER OF THE YEAR – JOHN THOMAS – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

COACH OF THE YEAR – CRAIG CLAYTON – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

ALL REGION TEAM

 

FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

TODD CAMPBELL

MATT MILLER-MCLEMORE

LANDON DUNFORD

JUSTIN HAMPTON

BENNY ANDERSON

SIMON GEORGE

JOSH COFFEE

 

DICKSON COUNTY

 

JOSH JORDAN

JOHN GREER

KEVIN HAMBALEK

JOHN PRIMM

A.J. BRYANT

SHANE RAYBURN

 

BRENTWOOD HIGH

 

ALEX HOLLING

KYLE WOODS

MATT HAYES

ROBERT STONE

BOBBY JEWELL

 

RAVENWOOD

 

GARRETT SNOEYENBUS

SCOTT FORD

ADAM PRESLEY

COREY LAIDLAW

JOE THOMPSON

 

INDEPENDENCE

 

JOSH GRIGSBY

ISAAC BAUGH

RYAN CONSIGLIO

SCOTT PETTIGREW

 

COLUMBIA

 

OMAR ANDERSON

ISAIAH SMITH

MARIO WILLIAMS

 

NORTHEAST

 

BARRY CUNNINGHAM

ROBERT HENSON

KENNETH ANDERSON

 

CENTENNIAL

 

TERRY HOGAN

DREW KELLY

[CHS 2007]

Let's get this thread back on topic. Below is the Region 6-5A all region team for 2006. Congratulations to all the award winners!

 

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – JOSH FROHOCK – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – ZAC CORDELL – INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL

 

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR – JAMES BARKER – DICKSON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

 

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – PAUL CLECKNER – RAVENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

 

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR – JARON NORFLEET – BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

 

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR – CASEY DYKES – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

PUNTER OF THE YEAR – DEREK COLLINS – DICKSON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

 

KICKER OF THE YEAR – JOHN THOMAS – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

COACH OF THE YEAR – CRAIG CLAYTON – FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

ALL REGION TEAM

 

FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

 

TODD CAMPBELL

MATT MILLER-MCLEMORE

LANDON DUNFORD

JUSTIN HAMPTON

BENNY ANDERSON

SIMON GEORGE

JOSH COFFEE

 

DICKSON COUNTY

 

JOSH JORDAN

JOHN GREER

KEVIN HAMBALEK

JOHN PRIMM

A.J. BRYANT

SHANE RAYBURN

 

BRENTWOOD HIGH

 

ALEX HOLLING

KYLE WOODS

MATT HAYES

ROBERT STONE

BOBBY JEWELL

 

RAVENWOOD

 

GARRETT SNOEYENBUS

SCOTT FORD

ADAM PRESLEY

COREY LAIDLAW

JOE THOMPSON

 

INDEPENDENCE

 

JOSH GRIGSBY

ISAAC BAUGH

RYAN CONSIGLIO

SCOTT PETTIGREW

 

COLUMBIA

 

OMAR ANDERSON

ISAIAH SMITH

MARIO WILLIAMS

 

NORTHEAST

 

BARRY CUNNINGHAM

ROBERT HENSON

KENNETH ANDERSON

 

CENTENNIAL

 

TERRY HOGAN

DREW KELLY

Wow! From a Centennial standpoint, how in the world did Drew Kelly get there???? I'm not disrespecting him or anything, but he had no where near the season needed for an all-region spot. Allante (w/7 inerceptions) definitely should have been there instead. I'm glad T-Hogan made it though. He is probably the most deserving Centennial player.

[CHS 2007]

One more thing, no Michael Becker....

[JoeWillie]

Just wondering if anyone knows the methodology/logic that might be taken into account durng the balloting. Note the final district rankings:

 

Franklin 6 - 1

Dickson Co. 6 - 1

Brentwood 5 - 2

Ravenwood 4 - 3

Independence 4 - 3

Northeast 1 - 6

Columbia 1 - 6

Centennial 1 - 6

Unofficial standings as of Sunday December 3, 2006, 1:38 AM, sorted by conference winning percentage, overall winning percentage.

 

Now compare the final rankings to the number of all region player from each team:

 

Franklin 7

Dickson Co. 6

Brentwood 5

Ravenwood 5

Independence 4

Northeast 3

Columbia 3

Centennial 2

 

It makes sense that the stronger teams in the district would have more all region talent than the teams with poorer records. But comparing the rankings to final tally of players sure makes this year's team look like there is a direct correlation.

 

Thoughts? If you were voting, would you start by framing a blank scorecard with this in mind?

[CHS 2007]

Just wondering if anyone knows the methodology/logic that might be taken into account durng the balloting. Note the final district rankings:

 

Franklin 6 - 1

Dickson Co. 6 - 1

Brentwood 5 - 2

Ravenwood 4 - 3

Independence 4 - 3

Northeast 1 - 6

Columbia 1 - 6

Centennial 1 - 6

Unofficial standings as of Sunday December 3, 2006, 1:38 AM, sorted by conference winning percentage, overall winning percentage.

 

Now compare the final rankings to the number of all region player from each team:

 

Franklin 7

Dickson Co. 6

Brentwood 5

Ravenwood 5

Independence 4

Northeast 3

Columbia 3

Centennial 2

 

It makes sense that the stronger teams in the district would have more all region talent than the teams with poorer records. But comparing the rankings to final tally of players sure makes this year's team look like there is a direct correlation.

 

Thoughts? If you were voting, would you start by framing a blank scorecard with this in mind?

I would just go by who had the better individual year. This is an individual award, so the individual performance should be the only thing that matters.

[sgunit30]

just to let you guys know-all region is directly related to how well the team did in the region-the team who won the region gets the most votes as to who should be on the team-and the team with the worst record gets the leat amount of votes-also, if a coach gets beat by a team, he will usually throw a couple votes to players they have, because they obviously had something going for them-but i do know for a fact that the votes are directly related to you region ranking