From what I saw, Ryle had an even mix of dumping the ball and throwing down field and a much more realistic release time from the snap. Clyde is right so that's all my comments about 7 on 7 for the year. Good luck to all teams as they work hard to get ready for the season.

What I take from 7-on-7 is the QBs arm strength - ability to throw the out. His touch - ability to throw deep or the fade. His decision-making(somewhat).

I believe Newport and Beechwood play today. Not sure what time.

 

How did it go? Any report.

How did Conner do against Dixie?

How did Beechwood do against Boone County?

SK plays at Bryan Station Saturday morning.

How did the SK vs CCH 7 on 7 go?

Here's a few issues I have with placing much value in 7-on-7s.

 

No rush.

No visual distractions from the O and D lines.

No worry from the D about play action or the qb running.

QB forced to pass on plays where there is nothing which would have resulted in a scramble.

DBs playing so far off the ball.

WR's not having to worry about being hit while making a catch.

DBs not having to worry about making a tackle.

 

Besides that it's a great way to see what team is better than the other.

 

 

Another negative that is even worse is allowing the offense to go way past the 4 count. Defenses sometimes do a good job for about 6 seconds then things start to break down and they wind up getting scored on. One out of 5 recievers is going to get open if they delay the count.