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By MJGOLDENBEARS · Posted
Lol did you even keep up with any scrimmages prior to this post…. Summit looks like the ugly stepchild compared to last years team. -
By MJGOLDENBEARS · Posted
Calm down, that is not coming from me…. Trust me. We Definitely have a chance to be top 5 however. -
By MJGOLDENBEARS · Posted
Bro not really though, we have 6’6,6’4 and 6’2… the others are quite small. Which doesn’t matter all that much especially in 5a as long as they can hold their block. -
By MJGOLDENBEARS · Posted
Going to be cautiously optimistic, I’d say 10-3. 3rd round exit. This team has potential to be at the top but offensive play calling will determine that IMO. -
Central chargers ended up shutting out York Institute in the scrimmage 21-0 really do think well see a much improved team this season. And for the second straight Friday, the Central defense did not give up any points. McMinn Central's latest scrimmage performance may be the strongest indication yet that the Chargers could turn the corner this football season. Central dominated its final scrimmage of the preseason Friday, winning 21-0 at York Institute in Jamestown. It was a complete reversal from the last time the two teams scrimmaged a year ago, when York had come into Englewood and smothered the Chargers 27-7. And for the second straight Friday, the Central defense did not give up any points. "First of all, you've got to give props to our defense, really, because after the way we played the other day at the five-way,” said Central head coach Matt Moody. “York is a real physical team. They're a team that came down when we scrimmaged last year and beat us (27-7), and they physically dominated us. “But our defense today, they stepped up and had several stops and several timely turnovers that they caused. And right now it's just good to watch them play. Everybody is understanding what we're trying to do and are getting to the football and playing aggressive, and I'm really pressed with our defensive effort today, again.” Central's offense consistently moved the ball as well, despite the absence due to sickness of a couple of key skill players. Isaiah Edmonds and Raymond McCarty got most of the touches at running back, with McCarty scoring Central's first touchdown from 20 yards out by making defenders miss after a catch in the flat. Bay Harbison caught a 24-yard pass from quarterback Novice Cox for the second touchdown, and Cox ran the Chargers' final score in from eight yards out. Central's final preseason outing takes place Friday in the jamboree at Polk County. The Chargers play the 8 p.m. game against Sequoyah, a 20-minute quarter with a running clock.
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