Sun Tzu

http://ucumberlands.edu/athletics/football/recruits/ Highlight video from 2007... http://ucumberlands.edu/athletics/football/quickfacts/ TEAM INFORMATION Overall record last year: 6-4 Division/Conference Record/Finish: 3-2; 5-3; Second in East Final ranking last year (MSC/NAIA poll): Second in East MSC; 29th in NAIA Basic Offense: Option Spread Basic Defense: 3-3

Game has been postponed...again.

Athletic Directors' email addresses: Chris.Ailster@greenup.kyschools.us Jim.Lykins@lewis.kyschools.us Bill.Farley@raceland.kyschools.us Sam.Sparks@russellind.kyschools.us

Pep bands?!? We don't need no stinkin' pep bands!!!

First win over ’Cats since 2000 Greenup prevails; Thomas misses three at the buzzer as Ashland drops seventh straight By AARON SNYDER - The Independent LLOYD — In only his second win as Greenup County’s head coach, Jason Smith got a big one in front of the home fans on Friday night. The Musketeers held off Ashland to win 59-56, their first win over the Tomcats since 2000. It was Ashland’s seventh straight loss. The rest of the story can be read at...Musketeers defeat Tomcats!

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This is a photo of Putnam Stadium in 1937. It is from http://www.irontonfootball.com.

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This is the Wizard of Westwood...:ylsuper:

The way it was in the past was a joke! 2006 and 2007 have shown that other schools are successful given the opportunity within one's own district. If your district champ is better than our district champ, then great -- yours becomes regional champ. There is no need to prove a district's muster by having 4 teams in one district whoop on 4 teams from another district. Let each district have a playoff champ and then move on to the regionals for bragging rights.

Jim Henson would make a horrible head coach, but this guy knows a thing or two about leaping -- plus he already has the team's colors...

Lewis finds mark from long range Lions knock down 13 3-pointers in 78-56 win over Greenup By AARON SNYDER -The Independent VANCEBURG — It was all about the 3-point shot for Lewis County in Friday night’s 78-56 win over Greenup County at Lewis County Middle School. The rest of the article can be seen at... http://www.dailyindependent.com/localsports/local_story_019004240.html

Greenup County's (4-12) victories against the following teams: Russell (2-15) Village Academy in Powell, OH (4-9) Horizon Science in Columbus, OH (5-10) Lawrence County (4-11) Lewis County's (6-13) victories against the following teams: Sheldon Clark (5-9) Bracken County (1-16) (2 wins) Magoffin County (3-14) Dayton (7-8) Deming (8-6)

Greenup County should run the Franklin system. There seems to be something missing here. Nobody changes an offensive system that is working!!!!! Maybe Greenup County couldn't collect enough money to send the coaching staff back to the Franklin seminar and keep them in the system??? Maybe that is the :flame:.

2005 (5 or 6 games) Jet Sweep/Power 2005-2006 Power/Trap/Option 2007 Franklin System

I heard today that Greenup County will no longer be running the Tony Franklin system. Instead, the Musketeers will revert back to the Power/Option game used in 2005 and 2006 and possibly the triple option with Eric Craft at QB. Why would Greenup County leave a system that gave them a District Championship and an average of 36 points per game over their final 6 games?

He is still on the team. He played Saturday night against West Carter. He practiced yesterday, too.

Aren't we the pessimist, today...

...let them not forget. :jump: Greenup County by 1 on a last second jumper by Eric Craft...

That's great! What happened to their game against Harrison County in the district championship? Did the line play differ for Franklin County from the previous meeting with Harrison County?

What happened to their game against Harrison County in the district championship?

Dean of Students = still an administrator (due to pay scale) = cannot be a coach at Greenup County Schools

Tennessee Takes Inaugural Border Bowl Championship January 12, 2008 Williamsburg, KY -- The University of the Cumberlands welcomed the 1st Inaugural Border Football Game to their field Saturday as the Eastern Kentucky All-Star team and the Eastern Tennessee All-Star team went head to head. With an estimated 5,000 fans, Tennessee took the spotlight, along with the trophy, in the end with a final score of 23-13. ...the rest can be seen at http://www.volunteertv.com/sports/headlines/13738962.html

fyi: Just in case you are thinking of the same person that I am...administrators cannot be coaches at Greenup County Schools.