They will lose to the following teams.

 

Aiken

Cooper

Conner

South Oldham

Mason County

They will kill Aiken and probably beat South Oldham. South Oldham had a really good qb last year who I believe graduated. I think the Mason Co. game is a toss up...

I will bet you anything they beat Mason and smash Aiken.

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They will lose to the following teams.

 

Aiken

Cooper

Conner

South Oldham

Mason County

 

What's up with bashing Scott? You are an SK fan obviously... Are you jealous for some reason? Why? I know it is a first for Scott to have a football team who is more talked about than your team, but respect it. No need to bash them on every thread they are mentioned in.

What's up with bashing Scott? You are an SK fan obviously... Are you jealous for some reason? Why? I know it is a first for Scott to have a football team who is more talked about than your team, but respect it. No need to bash them on every thread they are mentioned in.

 

 

Read the SK thread where somebody said Scott s better than SK. Scott might have a good season but their not even close to being better than SK.

In Taylor Mill, the Scott Eagles football program isn’t something that is usually talked about. Last season the Eagles had their first non losing regular season in program history at 5-5 and with a lot of the main contributors back for the 2013 campaign, there is a lot of excitement surrounding Coach Dan Woolley’s team this year.

 

“ We had a great off season,” Said Coach Woolley. “ We had a really good off season getting stronger and then with spring ball we definetly got better with our linemen and got better with those guys.”

 

Offensively, the Eagles will return 9 starters led by 6’5 tackle Kam Crim, who already holds an Indiana State offer and is receiving interest from Murray State, as well as 6’5 tackle Corey Fitzwater who is receiving interest from both Western and Eastern Kentucky and Akron.

 

“I think with our team (this year) it starts with our offensive line,” Said Coach Woolley. “We’ve got a pretty big offensive line led by Kam Crim and Corey Fitzwater.”

 

Nathan Penick, Trey Davis, and junior Brenden Sebree will round out this veteran group on the line. Nick Wolf and Logan Herzog will see time at the tight end postions to block for what should be a very good set of skill guys.

 

In the backfield, the Eagles will return all of their starters, led by senior quarterback Ben Osborne and senior running backs Josh Castleman. Nick Brinkman, and Reed Spata.

 

“ Ben Osborne is one of the better running quarterbacks in the area, in my opinion,” Said Coach Woolley. “ Josh Castleman had around 1,300 yards (last year), and with Nick Brinkman and Reed Spata, they both bring a little bit different style to the game but are both guys who are shifty and very fast and can definetly hit a homerun on any play.”

 

Defensively, the Eagles will move to a 3-4 defense this season to fit their personnel a little better, as a lot of guys will go both ways in Kam Crim, Nathan Penick, and Trey Davis .

 

At linebacker, it will be three year starter Chris Roberts that should be counted on to lead the defense.

 

“Chris Roberts is going to be an outstanding linebacker,” Said Coach Woolley.

 

Ray Everett and Josh Castleman will hold down the secondary but it a young guy, Roberto London, that has made an impact over the summer and been impressive.

 

“ He’s (Roberto) been very impressive on both sides of the ball,” Said Coach Woolley. “He will be a sophomore and is one of young guys that’s definetly going to contribute for us on the varsity level as a sophomore.”

 

The Eagles schedule this year will consist of non district games against West Jessamine, who has one of the better running backs in the state, Holmes, Aiken (OH), Newport, Holy Cross, who is 2 years removed from a 2A state championship, and Mason County.

 

“ We open up with West Jessamine who has one of the top returning running backs in the state,” Said Coach Woolley. “ That’s a game that will help us prepare to stop the run which I find is the biggest key to being a good football team.”

 

Coach Woolley continued.

 

“Holy Cross is a great rivalry game for us. They’ve got a great coaching staff with Coach Kozerski and a lot of these kids know eachother and grew up with eachother. We also play Aiken out of Ohio, which is a very fast and athletic team. Last game of the year we play at Mason Co, who has a lot of dangerous offensive weapons.”

 

With so much returning, Scott has the expectations of everyone else heading in to the 2013 season.

 

“ We want to try and go out and try to win a district championship, which has never been done at Scott,” Said Coach Woolley. “ Last year was our first non losing season in 23 years so one of the biggest goals is changing the culture here”

 

The biggest thing for the Eagles is simply playing in games and competing at a high level throughout so at the end they have a chance to win games that they haven’t been able to in the past. The season will kick off August 23rd at East Jessamine vs West Jessamine in the Visitnich.com bowl.

 

Players to watch:

 

Kam Crim (OL/DL)- The 6’5 senior returns to anchor what should be a pretty good offensive line. The big guy already has an offer from Indiana State and should be expected to receive even more interest with a good senior campaign.

 

Corey Fitzwater (OL)- The other 6’5 senior tackle on the line will give the Eagles even more protection for quarterback Ben Osborne to pick a defense apart both with his legs and arm. Expect Fitzwater to hold several D1 offers by season’s end.

 

Ben Osborne (QB)- Osborne is more of a running threat as he rushed for 827 yards and 11 touchdowns last season, but can also throw when needed as he passed for 367 yards last year. Osborne completed 52% of his passes last year.

 

Josh Castleman (RB)- Castleman returns after rushing for 1,291 yards and 14 touchdowns last year. Expect him to average over 100 ypg again this season as a senior. The two way starter was also third on the team in tackles last year.

 

Reed Spata (RB)- Spata had 657 rushing yards last year with 8 touchdowns. As a change of pace back, expect those numbers to go up this year and him to see more touches to show off his athleticism and speed.

 

Nick Brinkman (RB)- Brinkman is a shifty, fast runner that should see his role increase this year.

 

Chris Roberts (LB)- Roberts returns as a 3 year starter and was 4th on the team in tackles last year.

 

Andrew Hicks (DB)- Great cover corner

 

Dylan DeTetta (FB)- Big boy who moves well and blocks well.

 

Blake Gay (DE)- Great motor and has gotten more physical

 

Nick Thurza (LB)- Nick has a great motor and will be expected to be a leader on defense this year.

 

 

 

Scott Eagles 2013 Schedule:

 

Aug 23, 13 West Jessamine at East Jessamine 8:45 PM Visitnich.com Bowl

Aug 30, 13 Holmes home 7:00 PM

Sep 6, 13 Aiken, OH home 7:00 PM

Sep 13, 13 Newport away 7:00 PM

Sep 20, 13 Holy Cross (Covington) away 7:00 PM

Sep 27, 13 Cooper home 7:30 PM

Oct 11, 13 Grant County away 7:30 PM

Oct 18, 13 South Oldham home 7:30 PM

Oct 25, 13 Conner away 7:00 PM

Nov 1, 13 Mason County away 7:30 PM

 

I think Scott has had other non losing seasons in the regular season. Am I correct?

I think Scott has had other non losing seasons in the regular season. Am I correct?

 

I might have misunderstood Coach. I believe he said in the video interview that last year was the first non losing season in 23 years. MY mistake.

Does the Fitzwater kid live in Hebron? Was just curious.

Read the SK thread where somebody said Scott s better than SK. Scott might have a good season but their not even close to being better than SK.

 

I don't think they'd win, but I'd like to see Scott and Sk play this year.

I am interested in why Spata isn't playing. Is he focused on other sports? He is an awful good athlete to not play.

I am interested in why Spata isn't playing. Is he focused on other sports? He is an awful good athlete to not play.

 

He's got big name colleges contacting him for baseball. Agree with his decision to sit this season out.

Does the Fitzwater kid live in Hebron? Was just curious.

 

I am not sure. Why?

He's got big name colleges contacting him for baseball. Agree with his decision to sit this season out.

 

Understood and I can't fault him at all for that. Good luck to him on the diamond.

Read the SK thread where somebody said Scott s better than SK. Scott might have a good season but their not even close to being better than SK.

 

 

Never said Scott was better, just said SK was not the best.