34 minutes ago, Footballfan5 said:

They average over 25 points a game.  They have the leading passer in NKY.  I don't think play calling is the issue.  They have nice skill players but lack the horses upfront.  I hardly doubt the staff has packed it in.  Coach Turner and Woolley are two very respected coaches.  

But are they working well TOGETHER? How is the chemistry? Is old regime vs new regime causing internal issues? 

I'm sure it happens everywhere, time to time, but graduate 20 plus seniors, top 7 offensive lineman and a potential 2000 yard back, throw in no offseason, the injuries and lack of depth, sometimes the football gods will frown upon you. 

Knowing Coach Turner and Coach Woolley, I'd promise you there is no internal issues. I'm sure everyone is frustrated but I'd think if there were any issues like was stated before it's from former disgruntled "Football Dad" whose Little Johnny wasn't the star running back or quarterback that probably never played a down but watched a game here or there or picked up a flyer to play semi-pro, Uncle Rico style.

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Many armchair quarterbacks seem to not understand that high school football teams will struggle without decent line play on both sides of the ball. It's that simple. 

Isn’t this group of Holmes Sophomores the players that won back to back middle school championships? That squad was really good. Curious if they are contributing to this seasons wins. If Nevels keeps that core group together, the Dawgs may be great next year too. 

1 hour ago, hogstooth said:

Isn’t this group of Holmes Sophomores the players that won back to back middle school championships? That squad was really good. Curious if they are contributing to this seasons wins. If Nevels keeps that core group together, the Dawgs may be great next year too. 

It is that bunch. And on a team of 30-40 or so, I'd imagine the ones still there are contributing.