SpeedDemon

Great news. Nice campus. The field became a slopfest near the end of the season.

41-14 at the half, Johnson Central rests 1-2 starters on offense and 4-5 on defense in the second half. JC offense in the first half; no penalties, no fumbles, 13 plays, 6 TD's and @300 total yards. Great effort by Zach Sowders of Scott HS, very good back!

Knox Central has a couple of pictures in an old thread if you search.

Eh, Mason County has female kickers.

I heard these team were going to BUTT HEADS, but this is taking it too far!

The A-11 offense cannot be stopped!

Sloberknocker!

This discussion is creating a lot of billboard material for the Harlan County players. They'll believe even more they have a shot at coming together this year and winning a state title. My advice for those who do not want to see Harlan County succeed at the 3A level would be... DON'T FEED THE BEARS!

Not to put down the glory boys, there has been a lot said about them so far in this thread. Anyone got any new insight into what is going on in the trenches for the Black Bears on either side of the ball? Thanks, Go Bears.

The other thing is even if a guy is on the line and ineligible by alignment the QB can still throw a screen pass to any receiver, this matched with a QB who is a threat to run with the ball is deadly.

Good luck to Harlan County and the "Black Bear Nation"!

RESULTS LAST FIRST EVENT POS HT WT CLASS 40 BP SH VJ SPARQ GILLIAM NATHANIEL Louisville Velocity... RB 0 0 2009 4.68 http://www.sparqtraining.com/ratings/ratings_events.php Found this at the Sparq site. Gilliam was tested in Louisville on a laser timer at 4.68 that is equivalent to about 4.45-4.48 hand-timed if you ask most college coaches. These results were from a 2007 test.

Josh is a good young coach. I'm sure he will do a fine job.

I can see your point. Hopefully the next head coach can find the right mix.

It doesn't take a bunch of former college players to make a good coaching staff. I know guys that played at Florida State and similar schools, another that coached at Auburn as a GA many years ago. I have seen them fail miserably in high school coaching. You need a guy that kids respect and can get players to come out and stay out. A guy that has shown in the past that he can develop athletes and promote a program and his players. A guy that will surround himself with intelligent and enthusiastic coaches who will work together for the good of the program and the players. A guy that accentuates the positive aspects of the situation and overcomes the negative. That's the kind of guy who can turn a program around, be competitive, and produce W's on Friday nights.