Watertown Football 2019

[H2Oman]

1 minute ago, Grizzly478 said:

The one thing that will help this team is that our non region schedule is a lot tougher than years past

I agree, but that White House game is looking less challenging to me now. Smith County supposedly took it to em Friday in a scrimmage.

[Grizzly478]

3 hours ago, H2Oman said:

I agree, but that White House game is looking less challenging to me now. Smith County supposedly took it to em Friday in a scrimmage.

Nolansville and TC in back to back weeks will tell us everything we need to know

[TheAmbassador]

What’s been the biggest difference at H2O town? I remember years ago they just weren’t very good at all for many seasons in a row. What’s caused the turn around?

[Yeti]

2 minutes ago, TheAmbassador said:

What’s been the biggest difference at H2O town? I remember years ago they just weren’t very good at all for many seasons in a row. What’s caused the turn around?

Normally coaching. How long have you had your coach now? He come in the last 2-3 years? Or been there a while?

[TheAmbassador]

11 minutes ago, Imthayeti said:

Normally coaching. How long have you had your coach now? He come in the last 2-3 years? Or been there a while?

I agree, but I did some research and Coach Webster has been at H2O a long time as well.

[moneyman21]

Yes coach Webster’s first year as head coach was in 2005 I believe. I think it’s the attitude I think it’s changed with these kids they want to be special and there buying in to what the coaches are saying that’s why Watertown has improved a lot over the years 

[TheAmbassador]

13 minutes ago, moneyman21 said:

Yes coach Webster’s first year as head coach was in 2005 I believe. I think it’s the attitude I think it’s changed with these kids they want to be special and there buying in to what the coaches are saying that’s why Watertown has improved a lot over the years 

Nice, I thought he had been there awhile. Maybe it just took awhile to change the attitude there. 

[croz6110]

6 minutes ago, TheAmbassador said:

Nice, I thought he had been there awhile. Maybe it just took awhile to change the attitude there. 

Double the enrollment with the new school is the main driver, IMO, that along with the addition of Josh Hackett. Just wait, they're the next Signal Mountain.

Edited August 12, 2019 by croz6110

[TheAmbassador]

1 minute ago, croz6110 said:

Double the enrollment with the new school is the main driver, IMO, that along with the addition of Josh Hackett. Just wait, they're the next Signal Mountain.

Double the enrollment? So they have 4A enrollment in 2A? That’s what Signal Mountain had for a few years.  

[H2Oman]

49 minutes ago, TheAmbassador said:

I agree, but I did some research and Coach Webster has been at H2O a long time as well.

Numerous reasons. Here are just a few.

 

1. More students

2. Started a junior pro several years back. ( when I came to H2O they were teaching junior high kids to tackle. ( now they are light years ahead of that)

 

3. Great Junior High Coach

 

4. Coaches are able to keep the kids together. When I went to school all the talent was walking the hallways.

[H2Oman]

30 minutes ago, croz6110 said:

Double the enrollment with the new school is the main driver, IMO, that along with the addition of Josh Hackett. Just wait, they're the next Signal Mountain.

Fill me in on Signal Mountain

[H2Oman]

7 minutes ago, H2Oman said:

Numerous reasons. Here are just a few.

 

1. More students

2. Started a junior pro several years back. ( when I came to H2O they were teaching junior high kids to tackle. ( now they are light years ahead of that)

 

3. Great Junior High Coach

 

4. Coaches are able to keep the kids together. When I went to school all the talent was walking the hallways.

PS: Hackett is a great coach