2019 Sequatchie County Indians

[SCPRIDE30]

22 hours ago, TN225 said:

Difference would have been speed. Whitwell had the line play to get stops. But like you said what a game. Davenport, Cates, Stevens & Barker vs Petty, Wingo, Thundur, Ashworth & Stewart. Remember the mismatch was Soph CB vs SR WR in 2016, Whitwell had to play man and stack the box. Barker threw for 300 yards. 

Everyone thought Notre Dame would of beat us cause of speed and they had a lot more athletes than we did. But we ended up beating them by like 24 or so. If we had another line like that we’d be good. 

[TheAmbassador]

4 hours ago, TALMAD said:

Seen a Social Media post the other night where some made shirts for the Pee wee and wee pee that said Future State Champs  oh boy yes we will be hearing it for years! This year Harvest Champs!!! 2025-2028 TSSAA State Champs! Dynasty just started baby!!!

LMBO.. I don’t doubt it one bit. Winning a little league valley championship is not quite as hard as winning a gold ball. If little league championships equaled gold balls there would be about 50 gold balls in the valley. 

[TheAmbassador]

4 hours ago, SCPRIDE30 said:

Everyone thought Notre Dame would of beat us cause of speed and they had a lot more athletes than we did. But we ended up beating them by like 24 or so. If we had another line like that we’d be good. 

The 2016 Sequatchie team was better than Whitwell, SP, Marion (2016) or anyone else in the valley the past 3 seasons. That team was really, really good. You beat a loaded Notre Dame team, then lost to an Alcoa team that was even better than the one they put on the field this season. 

[SCPRIDE30]

1 hour ago, TheAmbassador said:

The 2016 Sequatchie team was better than Whitwell, SP, Marion (2016) or anyone else in the valley the past 3 seasons. That team was really, really good. You beat a loaded Notre Dame team, then lost to an Alcoa team that was even better than the one they put on the field this season. 

Good thing is that Alcoa team only scored 24 on us, second lowest scoring total all year. We played a great game just that defense for them is unreal. Hard to move the ball on a team like that and plus there line play was amazing 

[TheAmbassador]

On 12/24/2018 at 5:54 PM, SCPRIDE30 said:

Good thing is that Alcoa team only scored 24 on us, second lowest scoring total all year. We played a great game just that defense for them is unreal. Hard to move the ball on a team like that and plus there line play was amazing 

You’re right about them. Some fans of Whitwell, SP, and Marion would probably disagree, but I call it like I see it. That Sequatchie team was REALLY good. 

[Indian]

2016 team was strong up front with lots of experienced juniors and seniors. 2015 season may have gone similarly if not for some injuries up front. 1 senior was lost the very first series of the season again South Pitt, before that he'd been an NAIA/Division III type prospect, was getting real attention. Another missed the last half of the season. He did sign with an NAIA team and is still playing. Overall it was a good building season, but a pair of close region losses could have been turned around with a little more push by the line. 

One good thing about the current coach and staff, more players will begin playing in 9th grade and by the time they're juniors and seniors will be much more advanced. One of the seniors came out this year in 12th, first since 8th, and did well in the secondary but could have been a very good player with more experience. Another, a lineman, among biggest on the team came out this year in 12th and was behind in technique and experience. He was injured and wasn't able to do much anyway, but would have had more of an impact with four years of work (barring injury which can happen anytime). 

[TigerfootballFan]

On 12/22/2018 at 9:24 PM, TheAmbassador said:

 

OMG, we are going to hear this stuff for the next 50 years. Congrats again to Coach Saban and staff at Whitwell. They knew they had a two year window to be really good and they took advantage. 

You're such a baby. 

[TheAmbassador]

34 minutes ago, TigerfootballFan said:

You're such a baby. 

That’s a new one. Get to work on 2019 coach. You’ve got a title to defend. Also we would like it if you would bring out your old screen name again. Happy New Year!

[TheAmbassador]

54 minutes ago, Indian said:

2016 team was strong up front with lots of experienced juniors and seniors. 2015 season may have gone similarly if not for some injuries up front. 1 senior was lost the very first series of the season again South Pitt, before that he'd been an NAIA/Division III type prospect, was getting real attention. Another missed the last half of the season. He did sign with an NAIA team and is still playing. Overall it was a good building season, but a pair of close region losses could have been turned around with a little more push by the line. 

One good thing about the current coach and staff, more players will begin playing in 9th grade and by the time they're juniors and seniors will be much more advanced. One of the seniors came out this year in 12th, first since 8th, and did well in the secondary but could have been a very good player with more experience. Another, a lineman, among biggest on the team came out this year in 12th and was behind in technique and experience. He was injured and wasn't able to do much anyway, but would have had more of an impact with four years of work (barring injury which can happen anytime). 

Did you feel the 2018 Indians underachieved? They had most of that 2017 team returning.  I was thinking it would have been a better year. 2016 Indian team though was one for the ages. That defense holding Alcoa to 24 that season was really good. Apparently your old coach knew how to get it done. He almost beat them at Upperman this year. 

[Indian]

No. Started off a little out of whack with new starting quarterback, new head coach and some new staff, and some main spots to fill, plus two of toughest games, Meigs and S Pitt were in first month. Things settled in after that and they were playing their best of the year late. Won at York, gave UHS their second toughest game of season after Alcoa, came up 3 points short vs Red Bank. Even with a large roster they didn't have quite the depth needed yet after some season ending and nagging injuries, but it should be there in coming years with more coming out and playing all four years. Losing a tall, talented WR about halfway through hurt more than it may have seemed it would at the time, could have helped quite a bit vs Upperman and Red Bank. 

[TheAmbassador]

10 hours ago, Indian said:

No. Started off a little out of whack with new starting quarterback, new head coach and some new staff, and some main spots to fill, plus two of toughest games, Meigs and S Pitt were in first month. Things settled in after that and they were playing their best of the year late. Won at York, gave UHS their second toughest game of season after Alcoa, came up 3 points short vs Red Bank. Even with a large roster they didn't have quite the depth needed yet after some season ending and nagging injuries, but it should be there in coming years with more coming out and playing all four years. Losing a tall, talented WR about halfway through hurt more than it may have seemed it would at the time, could have helped quite a bit vs Upperman and Red Bank. 

Should be more good games with SP the next several years. 

[wingman10]

You have a very good coach..have known him for decades