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Harlan/Cumberland Gap Tn. Scrimmage

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Wasn't the scrimmage close last summer?

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We scrimmaged them two years ago and sized pretty well. However, this summer we scrimmaged against them in a 7 on 7 and did pretty well also. It'll be a good scrimmage and good work for our DB's.

Harlan, by whatever they feel like.

Well folks, yesterday went pretty well. Knox Central also made an appearance. Cumberland Gap spread the field and slung it all over the place, and did it pretty well. They were huge up front, probably avg. 6'2 270 across the front, QB was around 6'5 and threw the ball extremely well, and the receivers caught pretty much anything that came their way. Knox Central was very impressive. They ran the ball well and threw it well when they did. Not as tall as Cumberland Gap was up front, but way more physical! The Full Back was the most impressive threat, and gained atleast 3-4 yards every run. As for Harlan, things started off pretty shaky, and then went pretty good the rest of the time. Hunter Luttrell, Kenny Pennington, and Andrew Link were all three impressive running the ball. Harlan's OL looked pretty good, but still lack a solid 5 man group to work together all the time. Bradford Marsili looked decent at the WR spot making a couple of nice catches, but Allen Hensley was very impressive on both sides of the ball. Chase Jones made a decent show as well on offense. He made some good runs and a couple of good passes, but was picked off twice. All in all, Harlan looked good against a 3-4A and a 5A school.

Did Harlan beat Cumberland Gap by a lot or was it close?

Well folks, yesterday went pretty well. Knox Central also made an appearance. Cumberland Gap spread the field and slung it all over the place, and did it pretty well. They were huge up front, probably avg. 6'2 270 across the front, QB was around 6'5 and threw the ball extremely well, and the receivers caught pretty much anything that came their way. Knox Central was very impressive. They ran the ball well and threw it well when they did. Not as tall as Cumberland Gap was up front, but way more physical! The Full Back was the most impressive threat, and gained atleast 3-4 yards every run. As for Harlan, things started off pretty shaky, and then went pretty good the rest of the time. Hunter Luttrell, Kenny Pennington, and Andrew Link were all three impressive running the ball. Harlan's OL looked pretty good, but still lack a solid 5 man group to work together all the time. Bradford Marsili looked decent at the WR spot making a couple of nice catches, but Allen Hensley was very impressive on both sides of the ball. Chase Jones made a decent show as well on offense. He made some good runs and a couple of good passes, but was picked off twice. All in all, Harlan looked good against a 3-4A and a 5A school.
Cumberland Gap Is a 2A school with an enrollment of 485.
Cumberland Gap Is a 2A school with an enrollment of 485.

 

Don't confuse us with facts.

Did Harlan beat Cumberland Gap by a lot or was it close?

It was a three way scrimmage with an offense from one team playing a defense from another. So it wasn't a game atmosphere, however its safe to say that C-Gap and KC scored on the Dragons more. I believe Harlan scored only once, but I may have missed one. Lots of work to do with the youth showing. However the coaches were experimenting with lots of different personel mixes. To my untrained eye, our line play has to be more consistent and Chase has to be able to make quick and good decisions from the pocket.

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