Both from my angle and the resulting evidence, J. Gesser was in on seemingly every play. IMO, he was the best player on the field that night.

 

Jeremy has the potential to be the best lineman on any field he steps on. Ironically, it was against Danville in 2005 when Jeremy had his first standout game, as a sophomore. He was a string-bean then, and was in there replacing a senior. He had been in there for a few games before that, but it was the 2005 Danville game when the coaches knew they had their future line leader. The reason Gesser succeeds is because of his intelligence; he is a top notch student and thus is smart enough to play almost anywhere on the field.

Wireman, I'm curious how you can add that Ft. Campbell will beat either of these teams "handily", there hasn't been anyone beat Bardstown handily all year, and they've played a tough schedule, by the way, were you at the Ft. Campbell/Warren east game ? I was at the Bardstown/Warren east game, that Bardstown almost won.

 

FC is a much better team now. I wouldn't base my opinion on the games against Warren East. Best of luck to Bardstown.

We've got DeMarco Phillips, #7, who caught the second TD, and we've got Rashuan Phillips #42 who was extremely versatile last night, at LB and FB. Both are juniors and will be back next season.

 

 

Thats good for Bardstown. I think they ar both bright spots. I hate to hear that #42 will be back hitting our back and disrupting our already disrupted offense! What is his height and weight?

Thats good for Bardstown. I think they ar both bright spots. I hate to hear that #42 will be back hitting our back and disrupting our already disrupted offense! What is his height and weight?

 

6'2" and around 230 lbs. He is a great athlete, nice student, and polite young man. He needs to improve his foot speed, but he has been starting at linebacker since he was a freshman.

28-20 is hardly handily Wireman, hats off to Fort Campbell, respect for Bardstown, best of luck to FC the rest of the way