So big thing here in this game for Lloyd, don't get caught standing, staring at the eye candy, Wyatt Robbins.The d line has to be able to force Robbins to move. 

Is that smart? He doesn't have a problem moving.

Yes. Force him where you want him to go. Control him don't let him control you. Contain him with the sideline and let the middle linebacker hunt him down.

Lloyd cannot just sit back and let Robbins pick them apart. He will be patient and doesn't mind taking the underneath stuff as he did a ton vs Lexington Catholic. 6 yds per passing attempt. But a season average of about 12. If Lloyd keeps the ball in front of them I think they can live with that. They're going to need to get after the QB. I get this is all easier said than done.

Lloyd's secondary can't get caught staring at Robbins, or with their feet stopped. While they're looking at him, them recievers running behind em. Trust their technique and instincts.

Lloyds MLB #7 has to be the equalizer here for the Juggs defense.  He needs to hunt for Robbins all night. Russell couldn't do anything offensively when D. Peterson was on Frasures tail. When Frasure sat in the pocket, Peterson sat in the middle of the field and it benefited Russell with Peterson sitting. Peterson is a heck of an athlete and is going to need to make Robbins feel him all night and he can't do that standing flat footed in the middle of the field just staring at Robbins.

 

 

5 minutes ago, Honey Badger said:

So big thing here in this game for Lloyd, don't get caught standing, staring at the eye candy, Wyatt Robbins.The d line has to be able to force Robbins to move. 

Is that smart? He doesn't have a problem moving.

Yes. Force him where you want him to go. Control him don't let him control you. Contain him with the sideline and let the middle linebacker hunt him down.

Lloyd cannot just sit back and let Robbins pick them apart. He will be patient and doesn't mind taking the underneath stuff as he did a ton vs Lexington Catholic. 6 yds per passing attempt. But a season average of about 12. If Lloyd keeps the ball in front of them I think they can live with that. They're going to need to get after the QB. I get this is all easier said than done.

Lloyd's secondary can't get caught staring at Robbins, or with their feet stopped. While they're looking at him, them recievers running behind em. Trust their technique and instincts.

Lloyds MLB #7 has to be the equalizer here for the Juggs defense.  He needs to hunt for Robbins all night. Russell couldn't do anything offensively when D. Peterson was on Frasures tail. When Frasure sat in the pocket, Peterson sat in the middle of the field and it benefited Russell with Peterson sitting. Peterson is a heck of an athlete and is going to need to make Robbins feel him all night and he can't do that standing flat footed in the middle of the field just staring at Robbins.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I watched the Murray Lexington Catholic game last night. And I’ll be honest with you up until the middle of the fourth quarter, This game was not impressive at all. Once the fourth-quarter opened up, you could definitely see the talent on the field. But honestly up until that point I saw two beatable teams. 

59 minutes ago, DRKARK said:

I watched the Murray Lexington Catholic game last night. And I’ll be honest with you up until the middle of the fourth quarter, This game was not impressive at all. Once the fourth-quarter opened up, you could definitely see the talent on the field. But honestly up until that point I saw two beatable teams. 

Anyone is beatable on any given night at this stage. Juggs have to wrap up and have everyone running to the ball. Lloyd's got athletes all over the place. I am not worried about them one bit. 

I have talked about they haven't played their best game yet and that's because they haven't played their best opponent yet. Murray will be that for them Friday up to this point. These Juggs raise the bar up, the better the competition I see it bringing the better out the Juggs, it' going to be a good game. Them Jugg boys want to compete, can't wait to see it.

1 hour ago, DRKARK said:

I watched the Murray Lexington Catholic game last night. And I’ll be honest with you up until the middle of the fourth quarter, This game was not impressive at all. Once the fourth-quarter opened up, you could definitely see the talent on the field. But honestly up until that point I saw two beatable teams. 

In fairness that happens sometimes between two quality, evenly matched teams. 

24 minutes ago, theguru said:

In fairness that happens sometimes between two quality, evenly matched teams. 

For sure.

Edited November 27, 2025Nov 27 by theguru

19 minutes ago, theguru said:

Ain't that the truth! Means you have done a whole lot right.

Aiken had better athletes than Murray at the skill positions and at QB. Underwood not nearly as pure of a passer as Robbins but bigger threat with his legs. And what Underwood does well is throw the ball underneath like Robbins has no problem doing. The Juggs match up extremely well here.

2 hours ago, DRKARK said:

Once the fourth-quarter opened up, you could definitely see the talent on the field

 

46 minutes ago, theguru said:

In fairness that happens sometimes between two quality, evenly matched teams. 

4th quarter. When the players are wore on from a tough game, that's when the playa's play. That's when the best comes out. If you got " it " ?

16 minutes ago, Honey Badger said:

 

4th quarter. When the players are wore on from a tough game, that's when the playa's play. That's when the best comes out. If you got " it " ?

How many games have the Lloyd starters played a meaningful 4th quarter?

Just now, theguru said:

How many games have the Lloyd starters played a meaningful 4th quarter?

2. And I can't wait to see this one! You ain't seen their best Mr. Guru. Some playa's whole life is a 4th qtr.

11 minutes ago, theguru said:

How many games have the Lloyd starters played a meaningful 4th quarter?

 

9 minutes ago, Honey Badger said:

2.

I'll correct myself some. 3. Conner in the 4th they showed they could control a game when they needed to.

2 hours ago, DRKARK said:

I watched the Murray Lexington Catholic game last night. And I’ll be honest with you up until the middle of the fourth quarter, This game was not impressive at all. Once the fourth-quarter opened up, you could definitely see the talent on the field. But honestly up until that point I saw two beatable teams. 

 

1 hour ago, theguru said:

In fairness that happens sometimes between two quality, evenly matched teams. 

 

1 hour ago, DRKARK said:

For sure.

Agree about quality, evenly matched teams. I watched LCA play Lexington Catholic. I had the same thought - not overly impressed and beatable. It made me think Mayfield would beat LCA. Then LCA had no problem with Mayfield. Sometimes you don't know until the teams match up on the field when looking at quality teams.

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4 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

when looking at quality teams.

Alot lately I have been questioning my opinion of quality. I don't know what it is. I watch probably 15-20 games a week across all levels of football. And still question most of it. What's the actual measuring stick?

6 minutes ago, Honey Badger said:

Alot lately I have been questioning my opinion of quality. I don't know what it is. I watch probably 15-20 games a week across all levels of football. And still question most of it. What's the actual measuring stick?

Strength of schedule, and how a team does against the strongest opponents they face is arguably the most important part of the measuring stick.