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Question for Highland's Fans

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I'll say this I've watched Zach Harris play football since he was 5 and he has always been a better line backer than running back. I think he is way to aggressive not to be used on defense.

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Agreed !

Something else I've noticed is since going to the platoon system around the 08 season, even with a roster of around 90 players, is that their are some talented Sophs who are starting for HHS in key areas. I believe their are two underclassmen starting at DB for the Birds. Many of the JR players from this year started as Sophs or got major playing time last year. I won't start naming them because I would forget somebody.

 

It wasn't that very long ago (before platooning), that you had to be a super stud to see any playing time at all as a Junior, except for special teams.Wow times have changed.

 

The depth of HHS might be a problem for Collins, safe travels to everyone and hope for an injury free game. Go Birds!!!

 

Abner and Brady Murray are starting in the defensive backfield as sophomore. Urlage is also getting some quality playing time in the defensive backfield as a sophomore.

I'll say this I've watched Zach Harris play football since he was 5 and he has always been a better line backer than running back. I think he is way to aggressive not to be used on defense.

 

Zach Harris and Donovan McCoy were both great linebackers as freshmen.

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