Knox. Fulton vs Sullivan South

[Photoman]

Im going to go with South.  Teams in this area are overlooked way to much. South by 1 

Bless your heart. The way south handled Carter and your "Betsy" handled Scott county... your 10-1 records lost some testosterone. But don't let me rain on your parade. Good luck winning by 1.

[FHSalumn12]

Afraid of the devils? Lol

To be honest I don't see south nor Betsy keeping either game under 35!

Never Afraid haha but I too see greeneville and fulton handling business this friday. Who wouldn't want the easier path though? No disrespect to Betsy.

[woodby30]

Bless your heart. The way south handled Carter and your "Betsy" handled Scott county... your 10-1 records lost some testosterone. But don't let me rain on your parade. Good luck winning by 1.

Good Luck to you as well 

[DevilMan03]

Greeneville/Fulton will be a brawl

[bobcatdefense]

So a coach shouldn't run his regular offense when he has 3rd string in the game? That's how great teams develop depth and keep winning year in and year out.

I am saying don't run the score up.

[bobcatdefense]

I don't like this reasoning. The 2nd and 3rd string work just as hard in practice as the 1st string, why shouldn't they get to run what they mostly just get to practice?

I am just saying if a coach doesn't want to run up the score, he won't!

[beastmode89]

I am just saying if a coach doesn't want to run up the score, he won't!

So if a third string RB scores a 50 yard TD with the 2nd string line it's the coaches fault? If the coach calls a play with the back ups in like a dive or toss it's the defense job to stop it. Do you suggest teams just knee it the whole 2nd half with a running clock? What good does that do the backups? They practice every day like the starters and derserve the chance to make a play.

[bobcatdefense]

So if a third string RB scores a 50 yard TD with the 2nd string line it's the coaches fault? If the coach calls a play with the back ups in like a dive or toss it's the defense job to stop it. Do you suggest teams just knee it the whole 2nd half with a running clock? What good does that do the backups? They practice every day like the starters and derserve the chance to make a play.

I'm not on here to argue with you. I figured out a long time ago, when you have bested a fool, you have done nothing. Good luck to ya.

[Photoman]

I am saying don't run the score up.

I agree... Drive it to the 2 yard line and take a knee for 4 downs. Do this for 3 quarters and they will appreciate the gesture of 6-7  touchdowns sacrificed so that they can punt from their end zone 6-7 more times once they cant move the ball. This will make them feel great being able to keep the score close. If the starters cant tackle 3rd & 4th string skill players, you can expect them to practice laying down. 70 points is a lot to score with a running clock, but it is also admirable when your drives are usually 3 plays max and you didn't run the score up to 92 with three more TDs. This sounds arrogant and cocky, but if your not there to see the games... realize that maybe the hype is true and these teams are that good. 

 

Last Friday, Unicoi had negative yards in the first half and 15 yards total for the game of passing and rushing. This same logic should be applied to defenses as well. Just like dad in the back yard... "Honey, let them score some points so they wont feel bad". It seems only fair that if you get onto the offense for scoring too much, its a matter of time before someone starts arguing how a team that can't score gets on the bus and realizes their defense shut us down on purpose and wouldn't let us score... even in the 4th quarter! Just wait... It's on the horizon!

 

No one should run up the score with their starters in the game by the 4th quarter.... but for the guys that stand on the sidelines for 3 quarters watching and hoping for the chance to play, don't expect them to play at half speed.

[MountainTroll]

If they'z time on the clock, I hope my team and coach is goin' as hard as they physically can.  If they'z on offense, I think they should be doin' everthing they can to score; and, if they'z on defense, I think they should be doin' everthing they can to stop the other team from scorin'.

[bobcatdefense]

I agree... Drive it to the 2 yard line and take a knee for 4 downs. Do this for 3 quarters and they will appreciate the gesture of 6-7  touchdowns sacrificed so that they can punt from their end zone 6-7 more times once they cant move the ball. This will make them feel great being able to keep the score close. If the starters cant tackle 3rd & 4th string skill players, you can expect them to practice laying down. 70 points is a lot to score with a running clock, but it is also admirable when your drives are usually 3 plays max and you didn't run the score up to 92 with three more TDs. This sounds arrogant and cocky, but if your not there to see the games... realize that maybe the hype is true and these teams are that good. 

 

Last Friday, Unicoi had negative yards in the first half and 15 yards total for the game of passing and rushing. This same logic should be applied to defenses as well. Just like dad in the back yard... "Honey, let them score some points so they wont feel bad". It seems only fair that if you get onto the offense for scoring too much, its a matter of time before someone starts arguing how a team that can't score gets on the bus and realizes their defense shut us down on purpose and wouldn't let us score... even in the 4th quarter! Just wait... It's on the horizon!

 

No one should run up the score with their starters in the game by the 4th quarter.... but for the guys that stand on the sidelines for 3 quarters watching and hoping for the chance to play, don't expect them to play at half speed.

It is pretty obvious that you guys stood on the sidelines alot during your career.

[beastmode89]

It is pretty obvious that you guys stood on the sidelines alot during your career.

And all this time I've told everyone I was a high school All-American.... Guess my secret is out.