Sleeping Giants

[ddaddy]

I don't want this to turn into a negative thread. I think it would be interesting to know what teams have not been successful in the past, but may have the potential to have good programs. I believe there are several ingredients that makes for a successful program.

1)Good players

2)Good coaches

3)Administrative support

4)community support (which usually comes with winning)

5)facilities (which usually comes with winning)

[MakoRevised]

Posted by ddaddy:

I don't want this to turn into a negative thread. I think it would be interesting to know what teams have not been successful in the past, but may have the potential to have good programs. I believe there are several ingredients that makes for a successful program.

1)Good players

2)Good coaches

3)Administrative support

4)community support (which usually comes with winning)

5)facilities (which usually comes with winning)

 

 

 

One team that will eventually be good is the Christian Academy of Knoxville. Aquired former Bearden coach Bill Young from retirement, I think they have a good deal of freshman starters, just got their new football field up and going, and they've only been in varsity football for two years. Started this season off rough, but have been gradually improving. With a little help, they'll make the playoffs, but it seems unlikely.

 

 

 

--Kemple

[boneal52]

Ravenwood High. Playing a JV schedule this year, but they've got Jack Daniels and all of his resources. Also located in the pool that alot of Brentwood High's athletes come from so this could be a team to watch.

[orangenblack]

CAK is a tough team. They came back after being down to Coalfield and scored 14 unanswered points, falling short 17-14. Got another thing I can brag on at CAK, they have my favorite PA announcer.