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37 minutes ago, HTV said:

You are going to be really disappointed.  This is a he said he said thing.  There's no burger on the bun.  

Read Jesse's updated story.  This is an attempt at distraction.  

As I have said before, everybody in Knox County needs to be really careful.  Every one of the programs live in a glass house.  

But there is always the first school to go down

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I don’t have a dog in this fight and don’t know anything about what may or may not have happened but  if the TSSAA already punished them last year you know Powell is being watched closely by the TSSAA and if they are caught doing something again they could really come down hard on them for a second offense. What exactly did they get in trouble for last season?

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Just now, RCfan said:

I don’t have a dog in this fight and don’t know anything about what may or may not have happened but  if the TSSAA already punished them last year you know Powell is being watched closely by the TSSAA and if they are caught doing something again they could really come down hard on them for a second offense. What exactly did they get in trouble for last season? 

https://www.knoxnews.com/story/sports/high-school/2018/10/04/knoxville-high-school-football-tssaa-powell-forfeit-six-wins-ineligible-player/1519872002/

Fernando Frances, the player in question, played in the first 7 games last year.

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1 hour ago, Pinocchio007 said:

Therefore you know that Rules may have been BROKEN or are Being? 

We all know Coach Lowe connection to downtown and how they get players to Powell.

I agree everyone recruits across the state. If your not recruiting then your gonna fall behind, but lease wait til the season is over, not after the game.... That is Class-less act IMO.  What do the Wise men say. 

"If you not cheating, you aint Trying"  

 

I wouldn’t say ALL schools in Knoxville are recruiting. I would be willing to bet my paycheck that Hardin Valley, Farragut and Bearden aren’t recruiting. I know of one of the Powell freshmen that played on every youth football team in Knox County. His dad has shopped him around like it’s Black Friday. Stuff like this is what’s hurting high school football. 

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4 minutes ago, KnoxVil said:

As for the game, after this I expect Powell to be angry! I expect them to play angry. It would not surprise me to see a running clock in this game.

I agree just like last year when west turned them in and then they came out and blew them out 

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40 minutes ago, Victorioussecrets said:

I wouldn’t say ALL schools in Knoxville are recruiting. I would be willing to bet my paycheck that Hardin Valley, Farragut and Bearden aren’t recruiting. I know of one of the Powell freshmen that played on every youth football team in Knox County. His dad has shopped him around like it’s Black Friday. Stuff like this is what’s hurting high school football. 

I think all schools recruit in Knox County. Some just are more blatant than others.

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