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  1. You are right. Whitley has 11 kids on defense that will hit you. The answer to your ? is all the above.
  2. What are records worth if you can't win Games:fire:
  3. I don't know where you got "me first" from. The point I was trying to make was that the Jones boy needs his share of carries. I also think that # 23 needs to touch the ball. The problem is that Whitley has so much talent , that the coaches apparently don't know how to utilize it. They need to have more than 3 or 4 plays. And yes, it was a great win and an excellent start to the season, but if only two boys get the ball, after a couple games everyone will know what to do, it will be just like the old Whitley County . There are more than two players that need to run the ball. If you want to use the term "me first" you might want to think about using it properly. Football consist of many players, just not two.
  4. It wasn't a critisism, and I don't think I would go as far as to say that the Powers kid will out do the Jones boy. First of all the Powers kid only plays offense, the Jones boy plays both ways. I agree, the Powers kid is a great player and deserves his fair share. I just beleive that the Jones boy deserves to touch the ball more than two times per game. From what I understand the Jones boy get's the ball at practice over 90% of the time. Why not try giving it to him in the ball game. Did you not see the hurt he put on the Middlesboro player when he was running the ball? No doubt he would have made a touchdown if he would have had some blocking. He has put his time in, just like the other players, and maybe a little more ( I am talking about all the weight lifting, he looks like he spends alot of time in the weight room.) It's not a contest between the two boys, they are team mates and are both out there giving their all to win, as a team. Whitley has alot of talent, the coaches should try utilizing all of it, who knows what Great things could happen.
  5. That will be a hard task for anyone. Good luck Bell County.
  6. I thought Williamsburg would be better than they are.
  7. Powers is a good player. but not even close to the Jones Kid. MIddlesboro did key on #33 the whole game whithout making any adjustments.
  8. I don't think Whitley had to run more than 3 plays to get the Win. I think they have so much talent that anything will work. I would hate to be the defensive coordinator trying to to stop them. WATCH OUT MOUNTAINS.
  9. Is something wrong with #33 and #23, neither player had many carries. #26 carried on just about every play.
  10. :walk:This was no contest, Whitley Dominated! The DEFENSE was the Hardest Hitting Team that I have seen in a long time . Middlesboro had their 4th string QB in the game by the 4th guarter.The offense should have had about 48 points on the board, but had a few turnovers in the red zone. Congradulations Colonels to a GREAT START!
  11. I agree. FEED #26 #33 and #23 the ball and the wins will come. Why would they need to rely on the QB running the ball.
  12. I agree. The talent level, strength, and speed does count.
  13. The score was'nt what I was talking about. It was the talent on the field. Whitley was stronger and quicker than Pulaski and punished them physically.
  14. Whitley county should be in the 4TH position, they destoyed Pulaski County.

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