SK is very stacked top to bottom Marksberry has done an awesome job developing this team.

 

Shouldn't be a problem for the Pioneers they have beat both 3 straight seasons.

 

Yeah, hang your hat on that. Remember the same song last year with Dixie.

08/14/2015 7:30PM at Louisville St. Xavier (Scrimmage)

08/21/2015 7:30PM Louisville Christian Academy

08/28/2015 7:30PM at Bryan Station

09/04/2015 7:00PM at Conner

09/11/2015 7:00PM Dixie Heights

09/18/2015 7:00PM Cooper

09/25/2015 7:00PM Highlands

10/09/2015 7:00PM at Boone County

10/16/2015 7:00PM Campbell County

10/23/2015 7:00PM Ryle (Senior Night)

10/30/2015 7:00PM at Scott

 

If SK wants to be taken seriously why are they playing a small school like CAL?

If SK wants to be taken seriously why are they playing a small school like CAL?

 

I guess they had to find a team to play to replace Collins.

3-7

3-7

 

More like 10-0!

Yeah, hang your hat on that. Remember the same song last year with Dixie.

 

It was Dixie year. Still not good enough.

Yeah, hang your hat on that. Remember the same song last year with Dixie.

 

Dont worry SK will beat both your teams this year.

It was Dixie year. Still not good enough.

Good enough to spank SK two times. Sk only needs 21 more wins to get to .500 vs Dixie.

Good enough to spank SK two times. Sk only needs 21 more wins to get to .500 vs Dixie.

 

Good thing Dixie ducked down to 5A!

SK is very stacked top to bottom Marksberry has done an awesome job developing this team.

 

By dodging any competition during the regular season.

By dodging any competition during the regular season.

 

Not dodging anyone!

SK's season will depend on how well they replace 4 offensive linemen and 4 Linebackers. The O'line will probably start two sophomores one being Colton Williams who is already getting a ton of D1 interest. The other 3 will be seniors one being the lone starter back in Sandlin who I believe has a college offer already.

 

 

As for replacing the linebackers all 4 prospected starters saw significant key minutes last year and performed very well in big games. This group if they stay healthy should be very good.

 

Having Racke back with a year under his belt is very exciting for the offense, add in a healthy Dillon Powell and they look poised to have a huge year. While Winkler and Hefflin are gone this year's group of receivers will be much deeper. Look for the ball to be spread around to multiple guys, I could see having 4 different receivers lead the team in receiving any given game. Dylan Hampton will also be a big asset backing up Powell.

 

Defensively, I look for Brian Carter to have a huge year at outside linebacker. Add in 2 of 3 starting D-lineman back and 3 of 4 DBs back and they should be very good on this side of the ball.

 

There is a lot to be excited about in Indy. They should be back in the regional finals again with another chance to break through to the semi's and possibly the finals.

 

This is not a shot...that's why I'm asking you. I only saw them play twice, but it seemed like a lot of their passing offense last year came from them swinging it out to the wide outs and letting them do the damage with their legs (which they were very capable of) or long down field passes. They either didn't have much mid-range game or just never used in the two games I saw. Do you think they will let Racke open that up a little more this year? Just seemed like if they could have hit a couple 10-15 yarders over the middle or on mid-range slants, they could have really opened up a lot more options for everyone. Again, not a knock...a serious question. Maybe they did in the games I didn't see. I saw the Camp Co and Dixie (first game).

This is not a shot...that's why I'm asking you. I only saw them play twice, but it seemed like a lot of their passing offense last year came from them swinging it out to the wide outs and letting them do the damage with their legs (which they were very capable of) or long down field passes. They either didn't have much mid-range game or just never used in the two games I saw. Do you think they will let Racke open that up a little more this year? Just seemed like if they could have hit a couple 10-15 yarders over the middle or on mid-range slants, they could have really opened up a lot more options for everyone. Again, not a knock...a serious question. Maybe they did in the games I didn't see. I saw the Camp Co and Dixie (first game).

 

That is a fair assessment. With Racke being a sophomore I am sure they tried to give him some easier reads. With a year under his belt and a good group of receivers I look for more intermediate routes run.

That is a fair assessment. With Racke being a sophomore I am sure they tried to give him some easier reads. With a year under his belt and a good group of receivers I look for more intermediate routes run.

 

Well that's good because I think Racke has a chance and to be a good one. If the line develops and gives him time, he will make that team pretty good...imo. Especially with a solid running back that you can't lose focus of.