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2008 Hopkinsville

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What does Hopkinsville need to do to improve in 2008? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

They always have speed to burn. They need to focus getting stronger.

Hoptown will be much better this year. Last year they committed way too many turnovers and at the worst possible times. Example: They got beat 34 - 0 by Owensboro last year and gave up less than 100 yds of offense. Two interceptions returned inside their 5 yd line, another for a TD. They didn't lose much to graduation and return all skilled positions. If they can get their offense under control and not throw so many stupid interceptions, then they can contend. If they can't then they'll get killed by their schedule. The district is one of the toughest in the state.

They looked pretty good in spring practice, lots of speed, and good size on the O and D lines.

Bottom line, if their offense doesn't give games away, they'll be much improved.:irked:

The district is one of the toughest in the state.

 

I think that is stretching it. Other than Owensboro (12-2) there was a 6-6 team and two 4-7 teams. Competitive maybe, but not tough.

Wrong. Three very strong teams in Owensboro, Hoptown, and Christian County. Watch out for Christian County this year.

Of those 3 only Owensboro had a winning record last year. I agree that Christian is the team to beat this year in that district.

Last years standing are obvious, this thread is about the upcoming year, not last year. Both Christian and Hoptown both have just about their entire teams back this year.

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