Will be curious to see if the guy making the claims about HC superiority in the skill positions comes back in. From what I saw only position that was even close was WR because 2 is a monster for HC, but so is our #14 . There was simply no comparison at RB or QB, huge advantage for BW. Add that to the complete line doninance and you get the score. BW had a bad RB QB exchange for a TO and a fumble by Stringer deep in HC territory or they may have scored 70. Shame on Koz fir not getting it to Big 21 more. He was the best player on the field and they did little to get it to him. Line that kid up at TB and give him the ball 25 times. Never thought I'd see it but he ran Slusher down from behind on a breakaway. That's fast.

Yeah, the software lets me create the live box score and play-by-play on the fly. I was on the HC sidelines (you may have seen me) with my iPad and 2 spotters. When it's good weather, I like being on the field rather than the press box. We have a better view of the hash marks on plays and the numbers on the uniforms. That's why I think our numbers are pretty accurate.

 

Regarding the game, HC had a very hard time defensively stopping BW. Big advantage on the O-line opening holes for Stringer. HC could not get off the field when BW RBs were getting 8 yards or so on first down. Fieger has a nice arm and seemed very good at finding the open receiver. Slusher is a beast at WR...he made 2 fantastic over the shoulder catches for TDs. He seemed very popular with the ladies during the homecoming parade at halftime. HC did open up the passing game last night more so than in previous games. When Williams (2) runs the right routes, he is very tough to cover. Scott (15) runs the read option offense very well. Abernathy (3) is the number one running back at this time because Koz likes the bruising type of back. Barnes (21) will get his chances (he did have a KR TD last week against Scott). HC needs to play hard for 48 minutes against good teams like BW and listen to their coaches. We'll see how they do against the other teams in District 6.

Great come back game for BW. They played hard all night. Offense moved the ball up and down the field and only stopped themselves on a couple drives. Line blocked well. The counter play they have run all year pulling off side tackle sets the tone. Defense played tough. Persuit to the ball is key for the Tigers. Glad to see Mckinney and Hermes on the field after injuries last week. Rowe now starting at guard on offense back from his injury and spelling Overstreet and Hermes on Dline. Defensive adjustments during game is a big key moving forward for this group. Well done. On to the next game.

Edited September 28, 201511 yr by RH1183
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