Central at Whitehaven

[kwc]

8-6A game for seeding purposes. Who ya got?

[coach10ac]

central has a system coach that doesn't use his talent like he should so this could very well be another Krispy Kreme kinda night

[kwc]

4 hours ago, coach10ac said:

central has a system coach that doesn't use his talent like he should so this could very well be another Krispy Kreme kinda night

Still ... with all of the talent they have you would figure they would stumble up on some victories. It's unconcievable to me. 

I agree, we could very well have the sixth Krispy Kreme night of the season.

[BlackHavenSenator]

If I go to a game Friday it's between this one or RW vs Kirby. I'm still waiting on a game where the Offense really puts things together!

[TnBear]

With 3 sec caliber defenders on that defense it's hard to fathom many teams scoring on The Haven

[BlackHavenSenator]

2 hours ago, TnBear said:

With 3 sec caliber defenders on that defense it's hard to fathom many teams scoring on The Haven

Exactly. If the Offense can just figure out how to put 28 points on the board, CONSISTENTLY the rest of the state will have a problem when they see Whitehaven.

[kwc]

8 hours ago, BlackHavenSenator said:

Exactly. If the Offense can just figure out how to put 28 points on the board, CONSISTENTLY the rest of the state will have a problem when they see Whitehaven.

One game at a time. I think the O is hitting their stride.

[BlackHavenSenator]

9 hours ago, kwc said:

One game at a time. I think the O is hitting their stride.

What makes you say that?

[kwc]

3 hours ago, BlackHavenSenator said:

What makes you say that?

Just from what I've seen. During the course of the season the QB's percentage has been hovering around 50ish. However, he's spread the ball around to several different receivers, and not to a few. #9, #19, and #80 are the main guys, but he has #3, #14, and #87 as well. No to mention we can throw it to #11 on screens.

However, we've also been developing some alternatives at RB as well. #22, the sophomore, who is the future, is a viable option to #11. He is getting more and more carries, and not during clean-up time, but when the actual bullets are flying. Also, little #32, who is a scatback with tremendous speed, is getting carries during games as an option. We aren't weraing out #11.

The OL is coming into form along with viable subbing options. The OC has about7-8 reliable OL options he can now use, and not just the 5 starters. He can rotate fresh OL in and out without losing consistency. It has taken a while to get to this point, but they are starting to peak and jell. It's good to see the OL on the same page as a unit. You can see light bulbs going off with those guys.

Like I said ... one game at a time.

 

[coach10ac]

5 hours ago, BlackHavenSenator said:

What makes you say that?

because the last game was the first time the starters have all been healthy and back playing together!! that last bye week was what the doctor ordered. that's why the run game looked a whole lot better!!!! 

[coach10ac]

1 hour ago, kwc said:

Just from what I've seen. During the course of the season the QB's percentage has been hovering around 50ish. However, he's spread the ball around to several different receivers, and not to a few. #9, #19, and #80 are the main guys, but he has #3, #14, and #87 as well. No to mention we can throw it to #11 on screens.

However, we've also been developing some alternatives at RB as well. #22, the sophomore, who is the future, is a viable option to #11. He is getting more and more carries, and not during clean-up time, but when the actual bullets are flying. Also, little #32, who is a scatback with tremendous speed, is getting carries during games as an option. We aren't weraing out #11.

The OL is coming into form along with viable subbing options. The OC has about7-8 reliable OL options he can now use, and not just the 5 starters. He can rotate fresh OL in and out without losing consistency. It has taken a while to get to this point, but they are starting to peak and jell. It's good to see the OL on the same page as a unit. You can see light bulbs going off with those guys.

Like I said ... one game at a time.

 

#22 is a Freshman.  #32 is the sophomore 

[warmachine7954]

1 hour ago, kwc said:

Just from what I've seen. During the course of the season the QB's percentage has been hovering around 50ish. However, he's spread the ball around to several different receivers, and not to a few. #9, #19, and #80 are the main guys, but he has #3, #14, and #87 as well. No to mention we can throw it to #11 on screens.

However, we've also been developing some alternatives at RB as well. #22, the sophomore, who is the future, is a viable option to #11. He is getting more and more carries, and not during clean-up time, but when the actual bullets are flying. Also, little #32, who is a scatback with tremendous speed, is getting carries during games as an option. We aren't weraing out #11.

The OL is coming into form along with viable subbing options. The OC has about7-8 reliable OL options he can now use, and not just the 5 starters. He can rotate fresh OL in and out without losing consistency. It has taken a while to get to this point, but they are starting to peak and jell. It's good to see the OL on the same page as a unit. You can see light bulbs going off with those guys.

Like I said ... one game at a time.

 

This is the right time for this to happen to win a championship.