Sullivan South vs Johnson County

[compusatman]

I don't think I did. I mean Curt could benefit any team at several positions. But my statement was originally meant to be a knock on Tennessee High's offensive philosophy. I try to avoid trash talk though if that's what your implying.

 

I never knew people took these avatars so literally. Two objections in two days. You and TopVol convinced me to change it. /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

 

Hey, somebody's got to breed RB's. A RB needs 25 carries minimum (40 if he goes 3 quarters or better) per game to make a statement...and play defense also. I mean seeing Curt thread the needle at 55 yards is exciting (like the SHHS game) but seeing Chris Collins carry 6 people for 6 yards is blood pumping. Shotgun schools (are there anything but?) limit a RB's exposure drastically. I've said it before...if a RB can get 8 carries a game and get 100 yards and a couple of scores out of a Spread offense then he needs to be looked at. If you look at all the primetime RB's across the state few of their offenses are predominately Spread. Yes, Maryville does do it all. But they don't produce RB's like the true RB schools do. I guess SoCal is the textbook example here of doing it all. It stands to reason though that Stubbs was a RB correct? Stacy was a QB. What was GC? Smith? Whitten? Colobro? Anyway, even when I have been wrong and you called me out it was in a respectable fashion...you must be from the 60's. All we have is words. Those words tell who we are...for better or worse.

[compusatman]

Aaahhh. The bullets are flying...the arrows are zinging...the hatchets are crushing...I feel much better now that we are communicating. I thought for a while we were in choir practice. A little while longer and we will resurect the NET thread from back in the winter.