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Brady Lee is the real deal. Glad to see him back in action. Hayden and Lee were basketball teammates for years on the hardwood and enjoyed a lot of success together. 

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2 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

Great play design by Coach Hergott on those two TD passes. They set the Lloyd CB up beautifully on those. And it worked a third time too if the pass is caught by the WR. Tonight's game is one of the best I have seen Hergott and his offense execute. Great play design and calls all night long. 

You are on target about the defense. They are something else to watch. 

I’m not sure that Hergott could have called much better of a game. Tigers were firing on all cylinders on both sides of the ball tonight. Hats off to Lloyd on a great season. 

8 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

Beechwood QB stats in the 5 games each has started:

Hayden 58/87 67%; 879 yards; 176 yards per game; 8 TD; 1 INT; 14 yards rushing and 1 TD 

Harney 45/69 65%; 598 yards; 120 yards per game; 7 TD; 2 INT; 35 yards rushing and 0 TD

Very nice to have two excellent options. Those stats combined would put Beechwood QB's at about #6 or 7 in 2A. Not bad for a sophomore and a freshman.

Both QBs are fine young men and each will get plenty of snaps in the next few rounds of the playoffs. Agree that team competition has dropped off in the 2nd half, but to give full context Hayden hasn’t played 5 full games (more like 3 1/2) due to the way the Tigers have handled business. Harney has played more than 5 games (but the most recent games being with a running clock for most of the time). All that really does NOT matter much. What matters is the team - and Beechwood is loaded with talent and the future is bright. Here’s to a healthy and successful run at the the state title!

Regardless of stars, the receiver is the 2nd leading target so far this season.  He has a lot of potential, and he is still learning the position.

I also think the play book will get opened up as the Tigers face stiffer competition deeper in the playoffs.