A-11 back for this one? You have got to think that Poytner will use it sometime in this game! Barnes is the ideal QB for this type of offense!

Has Barnes been playing QB? I had heard that he was lining up at RB.

Has Barnes been playing QB? I had heard that he was lining up at RB.

 

He is playing RB.

A-11 back for this one? You have got to think that Poytner will use it sometime in this game! Barnes is the ideal QB for this type of offense!

 

I thought the A-11 had been outlawed.

Mason Co. by 14.

I thought the A-11 had been outlawed.

 

It has!!! No more A-11 for Poynter.:cry: If you use A-11 it is the electric chair for the coach!!

Bourbon County wins in a war. 20-16

I thought the A-11 had been outlawed.

 

The A-11 is allowed in 4th down situations and if it is modified it can be used. Not sure of what has to be modified for it to be considered legal, but look for Poynter to use a modified form of it.

Lets Go Colonels

Bourbon falls off the winning wagon and loses to Mason, 35-7.

I'll take Poynter's Colonels in this one.

Mason Co. 42-22.

This is a funny game. I have seen both teams play, the Royals have many more athletes than the Colonels, but Mason cannot touch Bourbon up front. If the Bourbon's front 5 can get the Barnes kid going this could get interesting.

 

This brings me to another point, this Barnes kid does not get enough credit around this area, his team has been down the last few years, and he has gone unnoticed at QB I think, but this kid can absolutely run the ball. I don't think he is a Fugate, or McShara, or McCaden (sp?) Weaver, or Simpson but take those 5 out and I would put him against anyone around this area .... especially with Bourbon's front 5

Edited September 10, 200917 yr by gold sunrise
Rule #13

Barnes is Tiny, he will struggle when faster teams start laying licks on him.

If Bourbon can pound the ball up the middle, chew up the clock on extended drives and not turn the ball over, they can win. If not, Royals prevail with their speed and big plays.