Game is @ LC. Lynn Camp has had a rash of disastarous injuries to their running backs in the last 2 weeks. I look for at least a familiar face or two back in the game this week. This could be the type of game LC needs to regain some confidence. Clinton County is much better this year, but I look for LC to win by 10.

LC rolls, their replacement players will get a chance to build some confidence and hopefully get them back on track.

Lynn Camp 34-0.

From what I am hearing, Steele is back and Napier is out.

So, in my best guesstimation for friday in our "guess-who's-running-the-ball-tonight-for-Lynn-Camp" question, we will be using Steele, Smith and Sapcut.

(We could also play "guess the next injury" over here.)

LC 42

CC 0

Lynn Camp wins easily here.

Lynn Camp improves to 2-2 with a 26-12 win.

If everything stays as is, we are missing Wagner and the freshman Napier.

This is the closest to healthy we have been all year.

Went by the field today and there must be 40 kids or more on the team now.

Good Luck to the Wildcats and stay healthy!

 

 

Lynn Camp 31

Clinton Co. 12

If everything stays as is, we are missing Wagner and the freshman Napier.

This is the closest to healthy we have been all year.

Went by the field today and there must be 40 kids or more on the team now.

 

Numbers are good but do the ones you get out this time of year really have a chance of helping your team?

 

 

Not being difficult just asking a quesiton, which I guess could actually be a thread on its own.

The ones that are joining now have played before. Just late for various reasons.

Yes. They can. Especially if we are going to keep losing kids every game.

But can you, as a coach, depend on them?

I would say most of the time. Some will come out and quit, but we have quite a few stick when the weather cools. Also, with numbers like ours year in and year out, you have to take the chance. We normally have 23-25 players, but have 40 right now. The younger ones and first year kids are the ones that may bolt.

On the other hand the younger ones might find they do like the game and stay for the rest of their high school years.

 

I guess it is a gamble either way.

I wish Sydneys Brother Tyler would come out and play. I have a feeling he would be an good reciever. I was watching him catch 35-40 yard passes before the Harlan Co. game with one hand while talking on his cell phone. He has good size, speed, and athletism. I know the hallways at Lynn Camp are full of athletes. It sounds like Coach Mitchell might have been sparked some interest.

Edited September 17, 200818 yr by Ram
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