Now the 7th grade game, before the game M'boro Coach told Corbin's coach that he only had 9 7th graders that can play (some was hurt and some missed practice) he also had to put 2 linemen at the DB and at the running back spots and he told the Corbin's coach this and he said he understood! so what does he do throw the ball down the field.

 

Now back to the High School, M'boro hands down! Corbin hasn't stopped the Earls boy yet! he will have over 100yds rushing and about 80 yds receiving and maybe a kick or punt return for a td, he will have at least 3 total touchdowns and not to mention Hoskins, Ford, Bowling, Russell, Farr, Breeding, Davis, Jones, Reynolds, etc. etc. etc.

 

Mboro has the advantage on rushing, speed, defense, special teams, quick scores, home field, crowd, M'boro could not ask for anymore !!!

 

Jackets by 3 or 4 tds

 

No you have been misinformed. It was confirmed by the m'boro coach before school was out that day that there was a 7th grade game he needed to know wether or not to bring them. Once it was straighted out about wether they would play or not it was agreed that they could bring any8th grader they wanted down to play the 7th grade all if they wanted. Corbin's 7th grade played it like a normal game for the ("1qtr). By the way there was no linemen in the secondary for them. It wouldn't have been a big deal if he hadn't called to confirm the 7th grade game before school was out that day. The coach knew who he had out for what ever the reason be before he left for corbin. There also was no 7th graders hurt in the 8th grade game for that matter no one was hurt. What it boils down to is it was a classless act.

It takes more than two players to win any game. Let's play fair and hope no one gets hurt.

No you have been misinformed. It was confirmed by the m'boro coach before school was out that day that there was a 7th grade game he needed to know wether or not to bring them. Once it was straighted out about wether they would play or not it was agreed that they could bring any8th grader they wanted down to play the 7th grade all if they wanted. Corbin's 7th grade played it like a normal game for the ("1qtr). By the way there was no linemen in the secondary for them. It wouldn't have been a big deal if he hadn't called to confirm the 7th grade game before school was out that day. The coach knew who he had out for what ever the reason be before he left for corbin. There also was no 7th graders hurt in the 8th grade game for that matter no one was hurt. What it boils down to is it was a classless act.

Exactly.:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Corbin needs to run the ball effectively to win. They need some clock-eating drives to keep it away from Middlesboro's big-play players. Middlesboro will have a few big plays, but Corbin will more than likely hit a couple themselves against the gambling defense that the Yellow Jackets play. Turnovers may spell the difference in this one.

I will ask Coach Allen (Middlesboro Middle Coach) about this incident, and I will report on what is said when I get a chance Monday.