What kind of speed does Belfry have? I doubt they have anyone as fast as Brents. I don't think Waggener will be able to block at all but it will be interesting to watch Brents if he gets through the first line of defense.

What kind of speed does Belfry have? I doubt they have anyone as fast as Brents. I don't think Waggener will be able to block at all but it will be interesting to watch Brents if he gets through the first line of defense.

 

No one has anyone as fast as Brents.

What kind of speed does Belfry have? I doubt they have anyone as fast as Brents. I don't think Waggener will be able to block at all but it will be interesting to watch Brents if he gets through the first line of defense.

 

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What kind of speed does Belfry have? I doubt they have anyone as fast as Brents. I don't think Waggener will be able to block at all but it will be interesting to watch Brents if he gets through the first line of defense.

 

Belfry doesn't have a 4.3 guy.

What kind of speed does Belfry have? I doubt they have anyone as fast as Brents. I don't think Waggener will be able to block at all but it will be interesting to watch Brents if he gets through the first line of defense.

 

Belfry has a couple of guys with nice speed in the skill positions, but what you will notice about them defensively is they have really good team speed. They pursue well and they make up open space pretty quickly. They aren't very big on that side of the ball, especially if compared to their most recent defensive teams. They make up for it by being disciplined and quick.

 

I'm excited about seeing Brents and Rice in action in particular. I hope Belfry can contain him reasonably well. As to your comment about Waggener not being able to block, don't bet on it. Belfry plays an undersized front line on D, but their LB's are very talented. Should be an interesting matchup.

 

 

No one has anyone as fast as Brents.

 

Belfry doesn't have a 4.3 guy.

 

That is elite speed, not too many of those guys around. :thumb:

Belfry has a couple of guys with nice speed in the skill positions, but what you will notice about them defensively is they have really good team speed. They pursue well and they make up open space pretty quickly. They aren't very big on that side of the ball, especially if compared to their most recent defensive teams. They make up for it by being disciplined and quick.

 

I'm excited about seeing Brents and Rice in action in particular. I hope Belfry can contain him reasonably well. As to your comment about Waggener not being able to block, don't bet on it. Belfry plays an undersized front line on D, but their LB's are very talented. Should be an interesting matchup.

 

 

 

 

 

 

That is elite speed, not too many of those guys around. :thumb:

 

Just stating facts... no need to fill in the details. Just tell them what they want to hear. Haha.

Like I said in the previous I dig the cross bracketing, but I have a feeling it'll be a long ride home for Waggener. Waggener hasn't faced a team as physical as Belfry. (I believe Boyle and Belfry are two different types of physical)

 

Don't know about Belfry, but Boyle'a as physical as any team you'll find in any class in the state of Kentucky.

@Shuttlesworth can you explain what you meant by "two different types of physical"? That one puzzled me.

Nothing says November football like a measuring contest about who is more physical... it's like clockwork! Lol.

@Shuttlesworth can you explain what you meant by "two different types of physical"? That one puzzled me.

 

:popcorn:

Has the word "physical" become a cliche in football? Is it a buzz word? Does it even have a meaning?

Yeah, I think Belfry plays more of a smash mouth style of offense. Waggener hasn't seen that style of offense and the physicalness play after play of it. It's old school and they run it to perfection. Boyle on the other hand is physical, but mix it up more in their offense. Wasn't a dig on either team.

Belfry is a grind. Boyle may destroy you at the ball ir the way they block in space or blow up blockers... but Belfry is more about having constant bodies on you and getting downfield.

 

I get what he is saying

 

Not a negative either way or a slight either way.

@Shuttlesworth can you explain what you meant by "two different types of physical"? That one puzzled me.

 

Me to.

Yeah, I think Belfry plays more of a smash mouth style of offense. Waggener hasn't seen that style of offense and the physicalness play after play of it. It's old school and they run it to perfection. Boyle on the other hand is physical, but mix it up more in their offense. Wasn't a dig on either team.

 

Gotcha.