gbballfan21

Yeah, in today’s recruiting world, these schools offer 20+ QBs scholarships. Only 1 or 2 of them are “committable” offers. It’s crazy how much different it is now, from back in the day. Used to be an offer meant a legit scholarship offer, and you had a certain amount of time to accept it or it went to someone else. Now they make multiple offers.

Their QB coach is who recruits NKY. They’ve already offered Queen as a QB.

Pretty sure most coaches play the Booster Club game because they have to. Not because they want to. Kind of surprised that people just don't know that in their minds. Then again there were quite a few people who immediately sided with the malcontent from Cooper. Maybe I am the one who is out there?

Since when do Superintendents hire coaches? Pretty sure principals have ultimate hiring/firing authority in the schools they are responsible for ... at least in Kentucky. If supers are involved in the hiring process of coaches ... something isn't working right. Any principal and/or coach who lives in a world where coaches are hired by super's are probably already looking for new jobs.

Unless Mike Stacy was playing QB for the Tigers this year, I don’t think the Super stepping down is going to impact the 2025 Tigers. I have a feeling the next Super is already in the system and the Tigers will be just fine.

Surely, the local school in question would be Scott High School, right?

Exactly .. someone gets it (obviously a lot of people do) Coaches accept this stuff when they begin coaching ... they keep their mouths shut when people are spreading lies and intentionally trying to push them out ... purely for the benefit of the players that they are responsible for and for the programs/schools they represent. If they were as bad as these internet tough guys try to portray ...they would fight fire with fire. Instead .. they take it ...while their wives/husbands and families have to sit back and watch selfish, ego-driven maniacs try to destroy people they care about. They do it knowing this. We have to start standing up for the right values again. Portraying ones self as an internet tough guy under the disguise for "fighting for their kids" wreaks of a third string bench warmer holding a grudge from 30 years ago. Great to see people standing up for Sully.

And yet you have heard one side of the story from a parent who has a singular focus and goal ..his daughter. Fine .. I get it. But ... are you 100% sure? (or even 1% sure) How you read that and automatically believed the parent ..(who just like another parent there) I will never know ..especially when the coach is pretty well respected. And let me say this ... you have one person who makes a bunch of videos ...where this person was all about blowing the lid off things ...similar to what this parent did ... and you don't even say "I wonder what the coaches side is?" I find it pretty doggone interesting that patents feel the need to run to the internet and get their side of the story out there .. you know ... to "support their kids".... when the reality is the kids are handling the situation significantly better than their parents .. makes me wonder why the parent doesn't say "I am proud of you for working through a tough time ...this is real life and as you get older this is going to happen A LOT ... and there will be nothing I can do in those situations" Know why it doesn't happen like that? Because 99 times out of a 100 .. its Mommy and Daddy's ego that is hurt ...not so much the kid. Mr. Bigshot moneybags from a month or so literally talked about himself for 21 out of 27 minutes ...yet there were a ton of people right there encouraging that trainwreck. It wasn't about the kid (who to this day I have not heard one cross thing about him ...Moneybags...ha ha yeah ...yeah different story) Anybody actually think that those people are doing the right thing for their kids by making it about themself? Funny how every coach mentioned has been extremely successful there ...yet some how a few people air their dirty laundry in public without hearing both sides ... and we automatically believe the adult with their feelings hurt. If they were truly concerned about their kids instead of their self they would make it a teaching moment and not make it worse by making a spectacle of their self in public (because that is what it really is)

I see some of these lower level Pee-Wee teams, talking like 3-4 graders, with coaches that have play sheets that look like a Waffle House menu, and they are in shotgun every play, and just about every snap is on the ground or over the QBs head. What happened to teaching basics, and running dive, trap, iso, slam, sweep, and maybe a couple passes in the play book. Teach them the fundamentals of football, and quit trying to emulate big time NCAA and NFL football, and start with building the foundation of football.

If a QB can’t read basic high school defensive coverages, and know if a defense gives us this certain look then we are running this play, and against another certain look we are checking to the 2nd call in the huddle, then they aren’t very well coached. Most high school defenses are running some version of cover 3, Cover 2, and some type of man to man. Not real complex stuff, I’d say the really good teams have a QB competent enough to be able to read basic defensive coverages. Now, if a team is strictly putting their best athlete back there, and making him pretty much an extra running back, then yes, they probably aren’t asked to read much of anything.

While I agree with you, that if you can avoid having your QB play defense, you definitely should, I don’t agree that you can put just about any good athlete at QB in today’s game. Maybe in Dixie’s 4 play, one wide receiver routes, hurry up system, you can get by with that, but today’s game is much more complex than the old days of everyone had 2-3 running backs in the back field and rarely threw the ball. I’d say a lot of teams allow their QBs to make checks within their scheme and to read coverage in the passing game. I think most teams would definitely not want to have their QB play defense, sometimes you don’t have any choice if you want to win.

My point is, when you are hurt and not playing, you get forgotten about. The medical staff and trainers and the kid himself, did an amazing job at being able to come back and finish the season. He was put on a pitch count and offense only his first 2 games back. In the semis the Tigers took the wraps off of him and unleashed him.

Tyler Fryman, Beechwood. The kid is an absolute freak on both sides of the football. Elite speed, smooth as butter, and never drops a pass. He got hurt in week 2 and missed the next 9 games of the season, and therefore kind of fell off the radar. However, when he came back in the 2nd round of the playoffs, he elevated Beechwood, from a very good team, to a great team, and it was lights out for the rest of 2A, as evidenced by the beatdowns of LCA and Owensboro Catholic in route to the 2A state championship! His presence alone, opened up things for other players, because teams had to account for him.

2009 Paducah Tilghman was 4-6 in the regular season, and won the 3A state title.

They played in 2022.