Gallatin Green Wave- Stroup era set to begin

[Yellowstone]

6 hours ago, MJGOLDENBEARS said:

Well easier said than done. I can’t remember the last time Gallatin had a capable quarterback. The kid last year was not that. So please don’t argue that with me, I’ll never agree. 
 

 With that being said if the new coach can develop a solid QB, Gallatin can easily take their game to the next level. That’s a big IF though.

I think Stroup's son is going to be the QB, so that will be settled.

[kappy]

15 hours ago, MJGOLDENBEARS said:

Well easier said than done. I can’t remember the last time Gallatin had a capable quarterback. The kid last year was not that. So please don’t argue that with me, I’ll never agree. 
 

 With that being said if the new coach can develop a solid QB, Gallatin can easily take their game to the next level. That’s a big IF though.

Not here for an argument, just excited to see a Sumner County team open up the offense and air out. 

[MJGOLDENBEARS]

6 hours ago, kappy said:

Not here for an argument, just excited to see a Sumner County team open up the offense and air out. 

Oh I agree, Mount Juliet has what will soon be a power 5 QB recruit who is a junior… problem is that we don’t have many athletes to throw in the WR role. If Gallatin can figure out the Qb position, they’ll have no problem finding wideouts.

Edited March 16, 2023 by MJGOLDENBEARS

[PurpleCat]

I hope he does well there. Gallatin deserves a winner, and he seems to be one. 

[GWAVE1]

Looking for a few more position coaches to round out the staff.  QB, cornerbacks, safety and linebackers coach.  If interested get ahold of Stroup via Sumner County.   

[Cactus Jack]

I can remember the Gallatin vs Oak Ridge games of the 80s and 90s, great games! I would like to see Gallatin be good again. 

[cbg]

On 3/16/2023 at 12:19 AM, MJGOLDENBEARS said:

Oh I agree, Mount Juliet has what will soon be a power 5 QB recruit who is a junior… problem is that we don’t have many athletes to throw in the WR role. If Gallatin can figure out the Qb position, they’ll have no problem finding wideouts.

As many students as MJ has it’s difficult for me to believe that they can’t find several kids to play WR that can run and catch the ball.

[MJGOLDENBEARS]

13 hours ago, cbg said:

As many students as MJ has it’s difficult for me to believe that they can’t find several kids to play WR that can run and catch the ball.

I can count maybe 4-5 good Wrs since the early 2000’s. That includes an era when a future NFL QB was tossing the pigskin around for MJ… the lack of fruition at skill positions brings a few opinions to mind, but I’ll let you take a guess at that.

Edited April 10, 2023 by MJGOLDENBEARS

[FBfan26]

On 4/10/2023 at 7:03 AM, MJGOLDENBEARS said:

I can count maybe 4-5 good Wrs since the early 2000’s. That includes an era when a future NFL QB was tossing the pigskin around for MJ… the lack of fruition at skill positions brings a few opinions to mind, but I’ll let you take a guess at that.

In that case why did Green hills skills have elite skills that fast? 

[MichaelMyers76]

1 hour ago, FBfan26 said:

In that case why did Green hills skills have elite skills that fast? 

They actually got a couple of cross the county line transfers.

[GWAVE1]

I am curious to see the transition from a traditional run dominant offense to more of a true spread type.  Gallatin has had a number of good runningbacks but the receiver core may really start to shine now.  

[MJGOLDENBEARS]

5 hours ago, FBfan26 said:

In that case why did Green hills skills have elite skills that fast? 

Lol we beat them. I’m Not worried about the little bros of the county right now. Last post in Regards to MJ, resume Gallatin talk.