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Elizabethtown 2018

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What does Elizabethtown need to do to improve in 2018? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

It will be hard for Elizabethtown to repeat the success of the last two seasons, losing 18 seniors from this years squad including; RB Jay Becherer, RB Kass Disney, QB Tyler Durbin, WR Jey Gregory, RB Derek Smith, WR Chidi Akuke, OT Xzavier Daniels, G Andrew Heady, G John Johnson, OL Austin Roberts, OT Cody Watts, TE Kendrick Williams, and PK Casey Roberts. Huge losses at playmaking positions on both sides of the ball. On a positive note, the Freshman and Sophomores on this team enjoyed deep playoff runs at T.K Stone middle school the last few years. With Brown at the helm they shouldn't fall far but will be challenged by LaRue County during the 2018 season.

Loads of talent lost on both sides of the ball. The upcoming Senior class isn't very big so a lot of young guys are going to have to step and see starting varsity time for the first time. The good news is that Etown returns the bulk of their offensive line and gets back two incoming senior linemen that were injured the bulk of their junior season. They have skill players that should see success behind an experienced line. Junior to be Joe Becherer (Jay's Brother) is a stud and will be a leader on both sides of the ball. The first 3 games could be tough with Franklin Simpson, CAL and North Hardin but there is talent in the incoming Junior and Sophomore class and I look for Coach Brown and his staff to have these guys ready by the time district play starts.

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