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2009 Bath County

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What does Bath County need to do to improve in 2009? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

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Try and find a way to fill the void Zak Metz is leaving would be a good starting point.

Golly moses I'm glad that boy is gone, he was a stud.

They have their qb Terry returning, but will probably take a step backward in 2009.

I think Bath will be fine. They have a good running back and play very phyiscal.

Lost most of their starting linemen. Zak Metz offense and defense hurts, Joe Mabry the wideout and end, the hardnosed lineman in Aaron Meadows and Dylan Dailey plus the loss of Mr. Excitement Aaron Roberts.

 

The cats do return starting QB Josh Terry and RB Aaron Ashby Boyd. There are also some nice youngsters like Caleb Kilburn who at times on defense reminds you of Metz. The line will have to look to Thomas Woods and Shane Day to anchor along with Armitage (returning Center). Ben Everman might be the FB this season. Have to see what Coach Fields and Company comes together with in Spring practive and Summer workouts.

The Cats will be fine in 09! I think Bath County may have to go away from the traditional hard nosed up the middle game they normally play and rely on the speed of Aaron Ashby Boyd and Josh Terry. Kilburn will play a huge part in the defense this season. The only thing that scares me in the least bit is the line, the new guys are going to have to really step up to replace the linemen Bath Co lost. Go Cats!

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