I hope so, I'll be there supporting them what ever happens.:thumb:

Let me ask you this question how does a former radio announcer and a cop have the creditability to be coaching at Danville. I wondered this all year. Isn't that just wasting a coaching postion when Danville can obvisously go any where in the state and bring them in to fill his spot. Just a head scratcher.

Let me ask you this question how does a former radio announcer and a cop have the creditability to be coaching at Danville. I wondered this all year. Isn't that just wasting a coaching postion when Danville can obvisously go any where in the state and bring them in to fill his spot. Just a head scratcher.

 

He may be a police officer and former announcer but he also has a great knowledge of football. Sam Harp would not have him as an assistant otherwise. There is also no one who has more love for the Admirals than Todd. Some Ads fans have lamented what seems to be a loss of their traditions. There is no one who has more respect for that tradition. He lives and breathes it in his everyday life and he tries to instill it in these young players.

 

Make no mistake, I am a live it, breathe it, bleed black and gold Rebel fan for as log as Rebel Football has existed. More years than I care to admit. I have seen the good and bad and in between of both Boyle and Danville Football. One of the saddest things I have ever heard is that Danville only had approximately 150 fans at the Bardstown game. I never thought I would see the day. Ads fans need to get behind this young team.

 

I work with Danville fans and we have had the "what has changed" discussion. One of them suggested that the team doesn't get the same support as it used to. Are Ads fans "fairweather fans" who only support the team when it is winning? I don't know but I look forward to more battles between the Rebels and the Ads in the future.

 

GO REBELS!!!