PTHSalumni

No, I do not have any inside information. Wish I did. Hopefully some of the teams on the schedule will have a better-than-expected season and PT can have some competition.

Does anyone know what kind of penalty teams have for canceling a contract? Seems like PT wouldn't mind having to pay to find a better team. I know they've cancelled basketball games in the past for a variety of reasons, not sure how football would be different.

Here is the Tilghman helmet logo I 3D printed. I'm working on the Tornado logo.

I know they don't get any points for it, but Henry County, TN is a tough opponent. Or maybe some of the Nashville teams we used to play. Surely with Carter getting national attention they could find somebody worthwhile somewhere. LOL

Who agrees with me that Tilghman needs to schedule LCA and Bowling Green next season? Both are supposed to be loaded, so it would be a huge test for the Blue.

Seems like a good hire. Jon Hedges Hired as Ballard Memorial head football coach

Tilghman seems to be in a free fall right now. They normally don't lose four games in a row. They've all been pretty close, but something isn't right. Maybe a lineup change?

I don't expect a blow out by either team. Tilghman has corrected a lot of the early-season mistakes they kept making, so they have really improved a lot as the season moved forward. I've seen them a lot this season and they look really tuned-up to keep moving forward.

Hopefully the guys continue to dominate, but after this game it won't be easy at all. We have a poor history against Cov. Catholic. Hopefully that will change this year.

I just hope PT keeps their head out of the clouds and concentrates on things. Things might seem easy of late but they don't want to wake up when it's too late.

Tilghman has a history of holding the score down, or at least when I was there in the mid 80's. Could be that the PT JV is good enough to do the damage we see in the final score.

I was thinking earlier in the season that Carter may not put up the same numbers he did last year, but at the rate he’s been going the last couple of games, plus the playoffs, he might do it. And that’s considering he’s not the only receiver.

I worked with a guy that was an official in Ohio for over 20 years. He told me one day that most of the time it is what an official "thinks" or "believes" happened. He said that there may be a definition for something, but it's up to the official to make the determination. He went on to say that many times officials could not agree on a holding call. Not sure if his views are the majority, but he is the only high school football official that I have talked to on a one on one basis.

I believe Corey Robinson from Lone Oak had a short stint with a practice squad. I don't remember the team.

Found this site a few weeks ago that lists all the high schools with players that have played in the NFL. Tilghman is tied with Highlands for 8th in Kentucky with 5. What I find interesting is that some of the more prominent programs in the State don't have very many players that move on beyond high school. Mayfield has only one guy and that was in 1926. Tilghman may fall short in state titles, but they do a very good job moving players on beyond high school. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/schools/high_schools.cgi?hs_state=KY