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Bell Co./Somerset JV

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I watched the JV game tonight and I have to admit, Somerset has got some atheletes. The QB is an up and comming star with that arm. Good job by those Bobcats!:thumb:

Who won and who stood out for both sides.

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The QB for Somerset was the biggest standout. He has a very impressive line also that kept him protected for the most part of the first half. He got off some good passes to some very talented recievers that seem to find the right spots in Bell's secondary. Somehow Bell figured out how to overcome the line in the second half and the BJ's resorted to running the ball. This was the first time I seen them play, and was impressed. I left in the middle of the 4th and it was 38-7 Bell but I take no credit away from SS. They will be strong IMO in the next year or two with the developing talent I saw. Now to Bell. Ben Madon is looking better at QB every day and his favorite receiver, the elder Davenport can seem to snag it wherever he throws it to. The Brown kid, I think his name is Joshua, is a real head hunter and I've seen him get some varsity time. Scott Henderson is another that's really starting to shine, and the younger Davenport has unbelievable brake-a-way speed once he cuts back. Boy the future is bright on the mountain.

Good report for the Bobcats. Looks like they will keep it going in the future.

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Yes, Corey, the younger did. The elder, Cody, caught some good long passes.

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