I was basing my opinon on no one in the confrence playing Bell.

 

I thought I saw where Corbin was not playing anybody in the confrence except Middlesboro and that is a district game. I know that would count though.

 

Clay moving out of the district, so they will probablly only play Evarts, who has been on their schedule the last couple of years.- haven't heard about next year.

 

Harlan & Pineville are both dropping Middlesboro. That would leave them only

playing Lynn Camp and Corbin and maybe Cawood

 

Pineville, Harlan & Cumberland would still play each other because they are in the same district.

I have seen some Bell Co. players hanging out at Corbin and I thought they were here because they were friends with some Corbin girls..............I guess that maybe it is all part of the master plan to get them here.

 

There is more to it than girls here. There is other persuasions. This is a sad situation. If Corbin is upset at Bell shouldnt they want to play them and have a chance to beat them?

Nothing about Corbin no longer playing Bell makes a bit of sense to me. I just can't understand it.

Whether or not people are pursuading people, I do not know. I do know that a lot of the Bell County guys are really good friends with a lot of the Corbin guys. Cashen and Madon grew up with those boys. A couple of them basically stayed all summer down in Corbin with their friends and became friends with other folks from Corbin. There is nothing more to it than that from what I can tell and I'm pretty close to the situation albeit second hand. It was probably nothing more than kids sitting around talking about playing together and word got out except in TR's case where he wanted to and from what I've heard still wants to be at Corbin.

I listened to this game and boy was it a great game. This is exactly why the

Bell fans hate to see this annual game between the two end. There have been plenty of these with the Hounds and Bobcats. Maybe not putting the points on the board like last night, but just the opposite of that with great defense with Bell's last win 17-14 in last seconds. Almost a 1000 yards of offense, not to many of those happen anywhere. Especially when two great

rivarly teams get together. But, I tend to disagree with your statement about T.R. He would be ready to jump of a cliff if Bell only ran the ball 10 times a game,and threw it 57 times which is what is reported in today's paper. Corbin is very forunate to have the two Pineville boy's, Madon and Cashen, it could have been ugly without there performances. T.R. ran it 10 times in the first half last night for 100 plus yards.