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Frankfort 49 Gallatin County 8

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Frankfort gets their game with Beecwhood. Is this the state finals????

 

NO. :laugh:

First..Congrats to Frankfort, you were the best team we played this year...good luck next week, I know it will be a tough game...I may even drive back to watch! I would hope your fans will turn out better than last night, you deserve better than that...you all play a great game...my son (even though we were crushed both games), commented on your performance on the field...a though team that plays with true respect...jokes throughout the games, no trash talking, a helping hand up after the play ends, from both teams...great job!

 

Now, I cannot tell you all how PROUD I am of these Wildcats!...I would challenge ANY teams to only dress 17 kids and play 12-14 of those, pick 5 from the jr. and sr. class and scatter the rest from soph and fresh...

 

Try that on for size...you can only practice one side of the line at a time, if someone gets hurt, a senior and junior...sub an underclass man that has little or no experience and play big time football...we have done this all year...I think this proves our teams commitment and how dedicated our coaching staff is...Coaches, THANKS!

 

Please do not take this a poor little GC, I am only trying to let some of the big timers know what these small schools deal with...I am sure there other schools in similar situations, however, we have been very successful in our 3 years...

 

Once again CONGRATULATIONS to FHS...and all of the remaining Football teams left in the game...play safe, play hard, and good luck from a Gallatin County Football parent!

First..Congrats to Frankfort, you were the best team we played this year...good luck next week, I know it will be a tough game...I may even drive back to watch! I would hope your fans will turn out better than last night, you deserve better than that...you all play a great game...my son (even though we were crushed both games), commented on your performance on the field...a though team that plays with true respect...jokes throughout the games, no trash talking, a helping hand up after the play ends, from both teams...great job!

 

Now, I cannot tell you all how PROUD I am of these Wildcats!...I would challenge ANY teams to only dress 17 kids and play 12-14 of those, pick 5 from the jr. and sr. class and scatter the rest from soph and fresh...

 

Try that on for size...you can only practice one side of the line at a time, if someone gets hurt, a senior and junior...sub an underclass man that has little or no experience and play big time football...we have done this all year...I think this proves our teams commitment and how dedicated our coaching staff is...Coaches, THANKS!

 

Please do not take this a poor little GC, I am only trying to let some of the big timers know what these small schools deal with...I am sure there other schools in similar situations, however, we have been very successful in our 3 years...

 

Once again CONGRATULATIONS to FHS...and all of the remaining Football teams left in the game...play safe, play hard, and good luck from a Gallatin County Football parent!

 

Nice post.:thumb:

^ Great post! The Wildcats have every reason to be proud. I believe that they will get stronger and more competitive every year.

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First..Congrats to Frankfort, you were the best team we played this year...good luck next week, I know it will be a tough game...I may even drive back to watch! I would hope your fans will turn out better than last night, you deserve better than that...you all play a great game...my son (even though we were crushed both games), commented on your performance on the field...a though team that plays with true respect...jokes throughout the games, no trash talking, a helping hand up after the play ends, from both teams...great job!

 

Now, I cannot tell you all how PROUD I am of these Wildcats!...I would challenge ANY teams to only dress 17 kids and play 12-14 of those, pick 5 from the jr. and sr. class and scatter the rest from soph and fresh...

 

Try that on for size...you can only practice one side of the line at a time, if someone gets hurt, a senior and junior...sub an underclass man that has little or no experience and play big time football...we have done this all year...I think this proves our teams commitment and how dedicated our coaching staff is...Coaches, THANKS!

 

Please do not take this a poor little GC, I am only trying to let some of the big timers know what these small schools deal with...I am sure there other schools in similar situations, however, we have been very successful in our 3 years...

 

Once again CONGRATULATIONS to FHS...and all of the remaining Football teams left in the game...play safe, play hard, and good luck from a Gallatin County Football parent!

 

 

Contratulations to the Gallatin County team! They have made tremendous strides in 3 short years.

 

Thanks also for the kind words about the Panthers; we have some great young men on the team.

GC2010 and the rest of the WIldcat nation.

Keep your heads up. You have a good coaching staff that is putting a good prouct on the field. The kids play hard from start to finish. My hat is off to Coaching Browning and the kids. Keep up the good work. The players and Coaches just keep winning and recruiting kids in the hallways of school and good things will happen.

Great job Panthers, I know this Mayfield fan will be pulling for ya, :)

First..Congrats to Frankfort, you were the best team we played this year...good luck next week, I know it will be a tough game...I may even drive back to watch! I would hope your fans will turn out better than last night, you deserve better than that...you all play a great game...my son (even though we were crushed both games), commented on your performance on the field...a though team that plays with true respect...jokes throughout the games, no trash talking, a helping hand up after the play ends, from both teams...great job!

 

Now, I cannot tell you all how PROUD I am of these Wildcats!...I would challenge ANY teams to only dress 17 kids and play 12-14 of those, pick 5 from the jr. and sr. class and scatter the rest from soph and fresh...

 

Try that on for size...you can only practice one side of the line at a time, if someone gets hurt, a senior and junior...sub an underclass man that has little or no experience and play big time football...we have done this all year...I think this proves our teams commitment and how dedicated our coaching staff is...Coaches, THANKS!

 

Please do not take this a poor little GC, I am only trying to let some of the big timers know what these small schools deal with...I am sure there other schools in similar situations, however, we have been very successful in our 3 years...

 

Once again CONGRATULATIONS to FHS...and all of the remaining Football teams left in the game...play safe, play hard, and good luck from a Gallatin County Football parent!

 

Nice Post! I also am very proud of the Cats, even though my son has graduated and moved on, still I am a proud parent of a GC Wildcat!

 

Good luck FHS next week.

First..Congrats to Frankfort, you were the best team we played this year...good luck next week, I know it will be a tough game...I may even drive back to watch! I would hope your fans will turn out better than last night, you deserve better than that...you all play a great game...my son (even though we were crushed both games), commented on your performance on the field...a though team that plays with true respect...jokes throughout the games, no trash talking, a helping hand up after the play ends, from both teams...great job!

 

Now, I cannot tell you all how PROUD I am of these Wildcats!...I would challenge ANY teams to only dress 17 kids and play 12-14 of those, pick 5 from the jr. and sr. class and scatter the rest from soph and fresh...

 

Try that on for size...you can only practice one side of the line at a time, if someone gets hurt, a senior and junior...sub an underclass man that has little or no experience and play big time football...we have done this all year...I think this proves our teams commitment and how dedicated our coaching staff is...Coaches, THANKS!

 

Please do not take this a poor little GC, I am only trying to let some of the big timers know what these small schools deal with...I am sure there other schools in similar situations, however, we have been very successful in our 3 years...

 

Once again CONGRATULATIONS to FHS...and all of the remaining Football teams left in the game...play safe, play hard, and good luck from a Gallatin County Football parent!

 

Can't have said it better. We (Our broadcast team) have been spreading the word on what a great job that Coach Browning has done in just 3 years of the program. Especially dressing 19 players. The Wildcats are doing things the right way. Just look at the progression of great things that have happened in the first three years of the program.

  • 1. Playoffs in each year elgible
  • 2. Kids playing at the next level after the second year (Jeremy Nunn & David Henson)
  • 3. First playoff win against a rated team this year.

Our hats off to the Wildcats, we will continue to follow their success and broadcast their games each year.

Nice ending to the season Gallatin County. You guys peaked at the right time.

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