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Lexington Catholic 38 Boyle County 7

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I understand what your saying Mr Lambert but both teams know every play the other is running unless something new was put in the week of. It comes down to execution and decision making from both your coordinator and your qb's on being able to read the defense while under pressure. It was good for both qb's to play in a game like that to see how fast good corners and safeties close. Ive watched numerous teams play this year and Catholics secondary is fast,well coached,and just didn't make mistakes in coverage

I would like to see the opportunity given to the other freshman qb to get some reps as Boyle moves forward.l I've heard he is very athletic and can run and throw but is new to the system Having the ability to run at the qb position really helps against a team like Catholic. I coached many years and know, especially at the High school level it changes your offense. Rest assured moving forward future opponents watching film will put 8 or 9 in the box to stop the run and bring pressure. That's why I refer to the QB having the ability to run. Boyle will have to be able to throw the ball some in order to win in the playoffs.

In saying that,in my opinion it is still Tillers job and he will learn from his experience Friday night and get better. Don't worry Boyle fans your in good hands with Chuck Smith. I'm sure he didn't show all his cards against Catholic and like wise with Catholic. You may not agree but just my opinion which doesn't count for much anymore mr lambert. lol.

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I understand what your saying Mr Lambert but both teams know every play the other is running unless something new was put in the week of. It comes down to execution and decision making from both your coordinator and your qb's on being able to read the defense while under pressure. It was good for both qb's to play in a game like that to see how fast good corners and safeties close. Ive watched numerous teams play this year and Catholics secondary is fast,well coached,and just didn't make mistakes in coverage

I would like to see the opportunity given to the other freshman qb to get some reps as Boyle moves forward.l I've heard he is very athletic and can run and throw but is new to the system Having the ability to run at the qb position really helps against a team like Catholic. I coached many years and know, especially at the High school level it changes your offense. Rest assured moving forward future opponents watching film will put 8 or 9 in the box to stop the run and bring pressure. That's why I refer to the QB having the ability to run. Boyle will have to be able to throw the ball some in order to win in the playoffs.

In saying that,in my opinion it is still Tillers job and he will learn from his experience Friday night and get better. Don't worry Boyle fans your in good hands with Chuck Smith. I'm sure he didn't show all his cards against Catholic and like wise with Catholic. You may not agree but just my opinion which doesn't count for much anymore mr lambert. lol.

 

I know the players have to execute but as a coach you have to know your players abilities and it should have been obvious early on that the starting QB or Any other QB wearing black and gold wasn't going to succeed making that pass against Catholic's defense Friday night. After the first Interceptions on the same play the QB's were basically being set up to fail weather the coaching staff realized it or not. In closing I agree with what you said and as a coach you have to realize when something isn't working and stop using it.

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