IMAC Conference

[fsutandem]

Will this conference be good this year. And what is the statis on some of these teams.?

[1timeout]

From what I have herd Sevier co.is loaded with speed and should be favored in the imac.they also have Bearden ,DB,and Maryville for non conference games. Also herd that Jefferson County has a chance to make some noise big junior class coming up.Morristown West is always tough but they lost their stud running back to Bearden so I do not how that will affect them.

[motownanddown]

Sevier County [10-2 (7-0) last year] always one of the top 6A teams in the area, and that will be no different this year.

 

Morristown West [8-4 (5-2) last year] they do lose Malachi Horton, but their QB and a few young running backs came on late last year and they will have a much improved passing game so it shouldn't hurt too much, They've also got a lot of talent on the defensive side of the ball.

 

Jefferson County [8-3 (5-2) last year] is talented but one dimensional on offense and lost some key defenders. The Jeff Co.- Mo. West matchup will probably decide 2nd Place in the conference again.

 

South Doyle [7-4 (4-3) last year] had a huge turnaround season last year but was senior heavy so they will be a big question mark coming into the season.

 

Cherokee [6-5 (4-3) last year] loses most of their main contributors, including their best player in school history. They're never an easy out but this looks to be a rebuilding year.

 

Seymour [4-6 (1-6) last year] was young last year, look for them to improve and maybe even make it back to the 5A playoffs.

 

Cocke County [3-7 (1-6) last year] just doesn't have the numbers to be competitive, I think they're headed back to the cellar this year.

 

Morristown East [1-9 (1-6) last year] this year will be better simply because it can't get much worse than the season they had last year. I see them winning more games, but making the 6A playoffs would take a small miracle

Edited July 10, 2013 by motownanddown

[JL103]

Sevier County [10-2 (7-0) last year] always one of the top 6A teams in the area, and that will be no different this year.

 

Morristown West [8-4 (5-2) last year] they do lose Malachi Horton, but their QB and a few young running backs came on late last year and they will have a much improved passing game so it shouldn't hurt too much, They've also got a lot of talent on the defensive side of the ball.

 

Jefferson County [8-3 (5-2) last year] is talented but one dimensional on offense and lost some key defenders. The Jeff Co.- Mo. West matchup will probably decide 2nd Place in the conference again.

 

South Doyle [7-4 (4-3) last year] had a huge turnaround season last year but was senior heavy so they will be a big question mark coming into the season.

 

Cherokee [6-5 (4-3) last year] loses most of their main contributors, including their best player in school history. They're never an easy out but this looks to be a rebuilding year.

 

Seymour [4-6 (1-6) last year] was young last year, look for them to improve and maybe even make it back to the 5A playoffs.

 

Cocke County [3-7 (1-6) last year] just doesn't have the numbers to be competitive, I think they're headed back to the cellar this year.

 

Morristown East [1-9 (1-6) last year] this year will be better simply because it can't get much worse than the season they had last year. I see them winning more games, but making the 6A playoffs would take a small miracle

Good breakdown. I hope Jeff Co can challenge Sevier for top spot

[1timeout]

Going to the Jeff co. scrimmage tonight. From what l have herd so far this fall has been up and down losing a starting lb in 7 on 7 for the year is a bad way to start out. A lot of juniors playing on both sides. Right now one senior on the o-line and one on the d-line.

[motownanddown]

From what I've been hearing there are a lot of new starters everywhere in the conference. This could work to the advantage of MoWest, they have 10 starters coming back but most of the 22 starters saw meaningful playing time last year, all that rotating last year could pay off this year.