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even in the 2-8 years of Coach Rice they beat Zion by 50.

PC 42

Zion 7

 

 

Are you serious...you havent put 42 points on the board all year...dont get to cocky against this zion team will come and get a win against you!! /ph34r.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":ph34r:" border="0" alt="ph34r.gif" />

 

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Does this year's OL have any upperclassmen starting? I know Corey Jones started at Center last year as a Junior; Royce was doing well in spring practice on the line. Robbie has a good bit of experience on the line..did they move Jacolby into the backfield? I believe someone said he got hurt?? Marcus Smith needs to step up. I watched him last year & he has a ton of potential. Neal Sanders transferring to McNairy hurt. I don't think he played on OL much, but he was a very good overall lineman, 235-240 lbs. & could punt the ball also.

 

It's going to take a while to get those young linemen to perform. There are some occasional freaks of nature, but by and large the average 14 year old lineman is just not physically & mentally ready to take on 17-18 year olds across the line from him. They might be physically as big as the 18 year old, but believe me, they just will not match up.

 

Unfortunately, PC may not have much choice but to play these young guys at this time. In that case, it is important for the HEAD COACH & Line Coach to work hands on with the OL, stressing fundamentals, good blocking angles, double teams, traps etc. etc. & most important: BUILD THE CONFIDENCE of these young men, build them up, bring them along & don't let them lose that confidence because they get mauled on the line by a guy whose 4 years older. If they stay at it, don't give up, don't quit, keep working in the weight room, in 3 or 4 years they'll be the ones doing the mauling.

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Does this year's OL have any upperclassmen starting? I know Corey Jones started at Center last year as a Junior; Royce was doing well in spring practice on the line. Robbie has a good bit of experience on the line..did they move Jacolby into the backfield? I believe someone said he got hurt?? Marcus Smith needs to step up. I watched him last year & he has a ton of potential. Neal Sanders transferring to McNairy hurt. I don't think he played on OL much, but he was a very good overall lineman, 235-240 lbs. & could punt the ball also.

 

It's going to take a while to get those young linemen to perform. There are some occasional freaks of nature, but by and large the average 14 year old lineman is just not physically & mentally ready to take on 17-18 year olds across the line from him. They might be physically as big as the 18 year old, but believe me, they just will not match up.

 

Unfortunately, PC may not have much choice but to play these young guys at this time. In that case, it is important for the HEAD COACH & Line Coach to work hands on with the OL, stressing fundamentals, good blocking angles, double teams, traps etc. etc. & most important: BUILD THE CONFIDENCE of these young men, build them up, bring them along & don't let them lose that confidence because they get mauled on the line by a guy whose 4 years older. If they stay at it, don't give up, don't quit, keep working in the weight room, in 3 or 4 years they'll be the ones doing the mauling.

 

Good Luck Coach Harrison and PCHS....make this one count....keep your head high....this will payoff in the years to come....

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This loss was totally preventable. That's all I will say.

 

 

What do you mean preventable? MP and WC game was preventable in the 1st half. WC had a chance to make history to be first team to beat MP in the last four years and then Zion made history for their first ever district win in 12 A. If WC won there would have been two teams that made history but my good ole boys from MP made sure of that. Some folks from the zion community said PC "just gave in" and gave the game away. What happened? While watching the MP game , the announcer did a good job keeping us posted on the Zion game and the MP fans even cheered when it was announced that ZC won. What is the real deal in PC? They have some good athletes.

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