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Harlan/Cumberland Gap, TN Scrimmage

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Did you see it? What did you think?? What have you heard?:confused:

 

Still waiting for your assessment HDE :confused:

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Harlan has a lot of work to do, but I still think they will fare better this season with a weaker schedule.

Harlan has a lot of work to do, but I still think they will fare better this season with a weaker schedule.

 

Not to weak Spaceghost

 

The schedule includes: Lee Co VA, Hazard, Lynn Camp, Perry Co Central & Clay Co.

Like I said earlier, I don't think they are as good as last year, at least not yet. Hensley is the only big-play threat. They held their own up front, but dropped several passes and lost receivers at times.

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Like I said earlier, I don't think they are as good as last year, at least not yet. Hensley is the only big-play threat. They held their own up front, but dropped several passes and lost receivers at times.

 

I will add a couple thoughts. Firstly, the dropped balls in the first game situation in front of a good crowd (for a scrimmage) wouldnt be keeping me up hights just yet. They will get better. And you are right, HHS had some busted coverages but I know JB will agree that, at this time of year, it is better to have coverage screw ups rather than being out athleted. Coaching will fix out of position DB's! The key to this season id going to be the 2 H's.......Health and Heart!!:thumb:

I will add a couple thoughts. Firstly, the dropped balls in the first game situation in front of a good crowd (for a scrimmage) wouldnt be keeping me up hights just yet. They will get better. And you are right, HHS had some busted coverages but I know JB will agree that, at this time of year, it is better to have coverage screw ups rather than being out athleted. Coaching will fix out of position DB's! The key to this season id going to be the 2 H's.......Health and Heart!!:thumb:

 

 

 

There's nothing like an amateur trying to be an analyst to get the old coach involved.

The key to this season id going to be the 2 H's.......Health and Heart!!:thumb:

 

Absolutely! The edge this year over last is more HEART! :thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

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There's nothing like an amateur trying to be an analyst to get the old coach involved.

 

You set me up like Andy used to do with Barney!:D And if your an ameteur. I dont know how to get a pro card!!:thumb:

You set me up like Andy used to do with Barney!:D And if your an ameteur. I dont know how to get a pro card!!:thumb:

 

 

 

You remind me more of Ernest T Bass than Barney.:dancingpa

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What's wrong with that? Kelseys Woods is a beautiful residential area with great fishing in Kelsey's Crick!!

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Getting back in serious mode, the good receiver is a real threat and he runs extremely well after the catch(YAC) but he had better learn to go down quicker when he is wrapped up. He sure doesnt need to take any unnecessary hits!!

he had better learn to go down quicker when he is wrapped up. He sure doesnt need to take any unnecessary hits!!

 

:thumb: Yes! And I noticed he seems a little gimpy after getting hit.

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Another positive (positives are all I'll comment on) was HHS pass protection. CG was stunting and blitzing literally every play and I thouhgt the HHS line and backs did a pretty good job of picking them up. I didnt much like that they were blitzing some much in the first scrimmage. It is supposed to be a learning situation and GP was stemming and running inside twists and I thought I even saw a zone blitz or 2. I dont see how that helps their DL with pass rush techniques but each to their own!

I agree. Also, the CG D was very agressive with the Harlan QB when they were not supposed to hit the QB. Harlan's D was in the backfield many times and let the CG QB go. He would then scramble to make plays. Different outcome in a REAL game situation! I believe there are a few guys on that Harlan D that can cause some problems in the backfield.

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I agree. Also, the CG D was very agressive with the Harlan QB when they were not supposed to hit the QB. Harlan's D was in the backfield many times and let the CG QB go. He would then scramble to make plays. Different outcome in a REAL game situation! I believe there are a few guys on that Harlan D that can cause some problems in the backfield.

 

As bad as I hate to, I'll take up a little for CG. I spent 3 years coaching in TN and nobody pulls any punches on either teams QB. I was amazed at the first scrimmage I participated in....the play wasnt over until the QB went down. After that, I get my whistle in my mouth and anytime they laid a hand on our QB, I blew it like we were having an air raid during WWII. The other coaches didnt seem to be happy but, I assure you, I didnt lose any sleep over it!:D

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