jessepinkman

Christian by 2 TDs.

Ought to make for some good playoff football from the 2nd round on!!!!

War Memorial, in Mayfield, is absolutely the best place to watch a high school. It is also absolutely the worst stadium to need to go to the bathroom in. Fulton County is the worst stadium because the mosquitos will kill you, even in November!!! Crittenden Co. has the best place to go potty, btw...:poop:

Long way to drive to get shut out by Hart County. They could of stayed closer to home and got a running clock put on them and gotten home alot earlier.

Ed Smart continues to prove he is the most underrated coach in the state. I can't believe Grayson has managed to keep him.

If you think Heath only experienced succes with Jack you know nothing about W.K. football. Rodney Bushong is rolling on the floor laughing at that post.

I'm not against this innovative strategy but if everyone started onside kicking all the time, teams would quickly improve at covering them.

Fort Campbell won't score unless its on a busted play.

Graves Co. and Williamsburg shouldn't be on the list.

Glasgow will dominate this.

Mayfield by a running clock in the first half.

Zuberer looks really small. I see him going small school because of that.

Socialism at work.

I have a new rule proposal. So many people complain about there being multiple blowouts early in the playoffs. E.g. Bowling Green v. Breck Co or a Mayfield v. Caverna type matchup. I know people say it's because of the 6 class system, and there is truth to that, but that is the system we are stuck with. I also think that the 6 class system has increased football popularity and that's a good thing. There have been some 4 seeds upset 1 seeds and IMHO that was validated the 6 class system in some ways. Even so, I hate seeing a 66-0 type score in the first round so this is my suggestion for the PLAYOFFS only. When the running clock score is reached, 42 pts, the scoreboard is frozen for the remainder of the game. The running clock rule can still be incorporated but the score will remain the same regardless of what happens in the game. This is why I think this will help (example):Mayfield is up 42 on Caverna in the 1st qtr. They have run 10 plays resulting in 7 tds and Caverna has gone 3 and out or turned it over every time. Caverna has 29 players (if that many) and Mayfield has 65. Let's say Mayfield then goes in at half and decides to play JV the rest of the game. Caverna has no JV and plays their varsity the rest of the game and runs off 21 points. This ticks off Coach Morris who then puts his varsity back in and scores 21 more. Everybody is mad and a key player for Mayfield now has a pulled hammy. Now the score ends up 63-21 and people on message boards say "Mayfield has some issues on D" which ticks off the Mayfield faithful. Now let's say the score got frozen at 42-0. Mayfield lets all their JV play out the remainder of the game and gets lots of PT for young kids and no one gets hurt. Plus, a 42-0 score is a decisive victory, but doesn't look as bad as 66-0. Everyone in Mayfield is happy. Caverna gets to let their seniors play out their last game, gets to score some points, and end the game with some dignity at not getting beat 80-0 by one of the best teams in the state. Everyone in Caverna is happy (as you could be getting beat 42-0). Coaches on both teams would be happy. Mayfield's coaches maintain a shutout and get to spend some time coaching up their young kids against a varsity team. Caverna's coaches are happy cause they get to encourage some Srs. to continue to play hard through a whole game instead of having them sulk on the sidelines as their career winds down. The stats that are accrued in the playoffs really don't matter cause the voting for all state has already occurred (I think). So the media shouldn't have much to complain about. I used the Mayfield and Caverna teams as fictional examples so please don't tear my head off Mayfield fans, I know your JV wouldn't allow 21 agains anyone:up: Tell me what you think. I do only think this should apply in the playoffs. I think most schools try to avoid scheduling games that they know are going to be that ugly. I also recognize that "stats" are more important to some people in the regular season.

No. You can read them. Just not comment!!:laugh:

Who said anything about "saving next season"? Save it from what? Not a surprise that you are monitoring Graves County's thread.:wave: The kid is going to be good player.

Play close attention. There is another stud coming up through the ranks. He doesn't play RB. But he is a skill player.

Who are the non district opponents for OC?

Murray is the least of their worries now.

I would have guessed 1984. I like this game. Let's play again.

First thing they should do is hire some coaches since the new coach canned all the old ones.

I'd say this is a pretty good starting projection! Except, no Adair County? I thought they returned everything.

Not for individual schools. Almost every school in the state, including bball schools, has more gate receipts for football than basketball.

No football practice should be held WITHOUT helmets IMHO. I have seen teams participate in 7 on 7 with one team in helmets and one without. That is just crazy. Wearing helmets is vital to preventing concussions.

Time will tell. I wish the new staff the best.