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It is my understanding that he has never run a program before. It is also my understanding that he does not take kindly to outsiders giving him advice about his program. :isurrender::isurrender::isurrender:

The bottom line is this. The football program is very disorganized and the boys will be the ones who suffer for it. Riddle has been there for a month and a half. He knew that he would have to hit the ground running but he is still walking. This will be the seniors 3rd head coach. At least the other 2 head coaches appeared to be more organized.

Many of us fans no longer have children in the football program. We care about the families who do. When we ask other parents they do not know. It is my understanding that Riddle created no summer calendar for the parents and players. Nobody seems to know what is going on within the program.

Anybody who has kids in the program knows that Riddle added coaches recently and only kept a few from 2013.

:sarcastic: Take a closer look. They replaced Collins with Riddle. The coaches listed are last year's staff. The 2014 coaching staff has not been updated. Coaching Staff

Will GRC have any 7 on 7 games in July? Will GRC go to an offsite football camp this year like they did in 2012 at EKU? Will GRC play in a scrimmage in 2014? Who is the opponent and what will be the time and location of the game? Who are the assistant coaches who are in charge of our boys? What are their backgrounds and coaching experience levels?

It is my understanding that the football program owns the website. It was created to inform parents and fans of upcoming scheduled events. This is not an administrative function of the AD. Either Riddle is not aware of the website or he does not care to inform parents and fans about the scheduled games and events within the football program.

First game is in 34 days. There is no time to wait. I have heard nothing about a 7 on 7 or a scrimmage.

I have heard that Riddle's pace needs to quicken or the boys will not be ready to play in 34 days.

Eric Johnson

Timmy Knipp - Elliott County - EKU Gatorade’s Player of the Year in Kentucky as a senior … four-year starter for Elliott County … scored 13 points in the Ohio-Kentucky all-star game in April 2011 … averaged 26.5 points, 9.9 rebounds, 6.8 assists and 5.7 blocks per game as a senior … made 62 three-pointers as a senior … led the state of Kentucky in scoring as a junior with 30.8 ppg … helped Elliott County reach three state tournaments, including the 2008-09 season when Elliott County made a run to the semifinals of the KHSAA Sweet 16. Eastern Kentucky University Athletics

Robbie Stenzel - GRC - EKU Five-year starter at Clark County High … ended his career as Clark County’s all-time leading scorer with more than 2,000 points … helped the Cards win the region title and advance to the ‘Sweet Sixteen’ in 2007 and 2011 … averaged 13 points, four rebounds and a team-high three assists per game while shooting 50 percent from the floor as a senior … in 2010-11, Clark County finished 30-6 overall and advanced to the quarterfinals of the state tourney … averaged 17 points, five rebounds and four assists per game as a junior. Eastern Kentucky University Athletics

No confirmation on the schedule through the football website or Scoreboard. Neither site has a complete GRC football schedule for 2014. George Rogers Clark Cardinals Football Home Page George Rogers Clark 2014 Kentucky High School Football

I just found a website for Cardinal football. I wish that Riddle would use it to update information for parents and fans. George Rogers Clark Cardinals Football Home Page

Thanks. It is a half hour drive from both EKU and Georgetown to Commonwealth Stadium. Fans who watched the 3PM game could easily make it to the 8PM game an hour early.

4 weeks until the scrimmage. Does anyone know the team and location?

GRC is their first home game on August 29. Football

What could Stultz do differently than when he was the defensive coordinator with Columbia?

I know that Tony Kirk is one of them. He was on the hiring committee. He was the freshmen coach last year. He was in the picture on the far right when they made the announcement.

The major obstacle for the defense the last two seasons was a grumpy worn out defensive coordinator who blamed everybody (including the players and previous coaches) for the defensive woes. Bledsoe is no longer at GRC. You will see a faster and hungrier defense swarming to the ball. My guess stands at.4 wins minimum.

This is why I suggested that the 1a and 2a games be at Georgetown.

The games would not be played at the same time. For example, play the 1a and 2a games at Georgetown on Friday at 11am and 3pm and the 5a game at UK at 8pm. Play the 3a and 4a games at EKU on Saturday at 11am and 3pm and the 6a game at UK at 8pm. Other states do this and it works great. Why not here?

Why not have several locations around Lexington? For example Have the 5A and 6A games at UK. Have the 3A and 4A games at EKU. Have the 1A and 2A games at Georgetown.

Any info on a scrimmage?