Mason co is not bringing much back at all (experience-wise). Lost a lot, but still have a chance to be a solid team.

I'd say Scott is looking at 4 wins and coming in 3rd in their district with Bourbon winning it.

I see them winning 6 or 7 next year.. Really depends on qb and secondary as stated above.

Bourbon and Mason I'm not sure about. I think Mason is bringing back a lot too, and they've beaten Scott two years in a row. I think Scott would have beaten New Cath this past year, and I feel pretty good about them beating them next year, especially since the game will be early in the season. I think the only sure loss is SK. I think even Dixie will be a winnable game for them. A lot of Scott's success will depend on QB play. They will be able to run the ball, and run the ball well. Fitzgerald will need to improve his decision making and prove that he can make throws when necessary in order for this team to make a run.

 

Do you think there is any chance Fitzgerald moves to a different position (WR?) and Perrin starts at QB? Just asking.

I don't think Scott will beat NCC, or Dixie. JMO!

 

 

At the beginning of the year they would have beaten NCC. At the end of the year, I'm not so sure.

 

They would not have come close to beating Dixie.

Do you think there is any chance Fitzgerald moves to a different position (WR?) and Perrin starts at QB? Just asking.

 

In my opinion I think that is the way to go ! I also like Perrin at safety, he plays to the ball well. Scott struggled in secondary and qb position. If Perrin is your starter for the future ....start letting him take snaps as sophomore. Jmo

I also believe they should run inside the box more behind Rice and Tucker and pound the football, bounce outside as needed . They seemed to run a lot of east and west last season , at times. Ofcourse I am a fan of power I anyways. This offense has worked well for Scott to a point. I think a few minor adjustments and position changes , with the weapons they have they could do very well.

Do you think there is any chance Fitzgerald moves to a different position (WR?) and Perrin starts at QB? Just asking.

 

I think you could see that happen, kind of like what happened with Osbourne and Heeb a couple years ago. Perrin will be good and getting him as much experience as possible would be great for his development.

I think you could see that happen, kind of like what happened with Osbourne and Heeb a couple years ago. Perrin will be good and getting him as much experience as possible would be great for his development.

 

I agree with that !!

At the beginning of the year they would have beaten NCC. At the end of the year, I'm not so sure.

 

They would not have come close to beating Dixie.

 

Whatever you do, dont have anything sent Fed Ex to your house, lol. Lawnboy will make sure you want get it.

Whatever you do, dont have anything sent Fed Ex to your house, lol. Lawnboy will make sure you want get it.

 

:sssh:

Do you think there is any chance Fitzgerald moves to a different position (WR?) and Perrin starts at QB? Just asking.

 

I think Fitzgerald will start the season as QB. He's got a year under his belt, he's behind an experienced, big O-line. This team has the pieces to win big, now and I don't think you hand the keys to Perrin right away. If they stumble out of the gate though, anything could happen. I think you'll see Perrin playing defense for sure, and I'm sure he'll be seen on the offensive side of the ball.

I think you could see that happen, kind of like what happened with Osbourne and Heeb a couple years ago. Perrin will be good and getting him as much experience as possible would be great for his development.

 

That is exactly what I was thinking and from my understanding Joey Heeb was a total team player and embraced the move. Credit to him if true.

 

 

 

 

I think Fitzgerald will start the season as QB. He's got a year under his belt, he's behind an experienced, big O-line. This team has the pieces to win big, now and I don't think you hand the keys to Perrin right away. If they stumble out of the gate though, anything could happen. I think you'll see Perrin playing defense for sure, and I'm sure he'll be seen on the offensive side of the ball.

 

I think this is more of a reason to make the move. The O-line should be good which should keep a new QB from getting destroyed and rattled. Perrin suits this running style offense better and IMO, is to dynamic of a player to keep the ball out of his hands. He won't be asked to throw much therefore I don't think the transition would be rough. My only concern is Perrin's size.

Whatever you do, dont have anything sent Fed Ex to your house, lol. Lawnboy will make sure you want get it.

 

I am the Shipping Manager for the company I work for. I use FedEx everyday. I just hope my FedEx guy isn't an NCC fan. :thumb:

That is exactly what I was thinking and from my understanding Joey Heeb was a total team player and embraced the move. Credit to him if true.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think this is more of a reason to make the move. The O-line should be good which should keep a new QB from getting destroyed and rattled. Perrin suits this running style offense better and IMO, is to dynamic of a player to keep the ball out of his hands. He won't be asked to throw much therefore I don't think the transition would be rough. My only concern is Perrin's size.

 

Joey only cared about winning. He accepted it because he thought Ben was a great QB and he could still make an impact on the team as a WR/CB. An all time character guy with Mr. Heeb. As for Perrin's size, I believe he will continue to grow but he needs to get in the weight room and develop some muscle. Will be very important with the way Wooley plays his offense.