kypride

Especially after last nights 36-0 8th grade win.

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Man, JC is a 99% running team and I know Matney has everyone bought in on the plan, but the bolded quote means you need to get out more and watch some football around the state.

Maybe you are confusing focus for anger and effort?

Well now I understand it, I just disagree with it. They are not going to play any harder or better against Tilghman than before. Why does it matter if they are angry or not? They aren't going to try to injure anyone.

I dont understand this quote. Or else what? Mayfield will play hard and try to win the game? Don't they do that already?

1. North 2. Central 3. East

Bart Bruner the X defensive coach doesn't allow people to line up incorrectly or unsound. They will start 11 seniors and play very hard.

I have the same thought every time I watch a run heavy team.

Greenwood is giving it a shot. Won 9 games last year.

You know there are so many people who have met and know the real Ray Graham, so this is being seen for what it is. The sad thought is what if this was happening to a young coach or to a guy who is more private. It would be harder to disprove.

Agree and disagree. I think mathematics have proven balance is the hardest thing to defend. On the flip side Lowndes county GA and several other national powers run wing-t systems.

I don't know what you mean come out of it? TFS teams have a goaline package, whatever they want as a matter of fact. They used to call it the change up offense. BG adopted the passing game concepts in 08. You can see in my quote that its the passing system. I think you just have a misunderstanding of what TFS is/was. BTW Rains started tfs in 06 at Christian and the deal was pretty good for him till he left.

LCA in 09 and Mayfield multiple TFS championships.(first one in 10) Bowling Green passing system is tfs based with 3 system coaches on the staff. Male is an offshoot cousin. So was Lex Cath in 07 and so on. Just those off the top of my head.

The one comment on this is that "champions" don't tend to do the "it" things. Some of the worst teams in this state are going 4 wide and running around like kindergarten kids chasing butterflies, so I know it seems paradoxical but champions spreading it out tend to be fundamental and detail oriented.

THe qb Combs accounted for 31 td's last year total

In 13 Scott county won 6a with a wing-t Desales has won a championship heavy wing-t principals and are in it about 50% of time? Belfry speaks for itself and was a wishbone team who now spends most of the time in a flexbone. Before Scott I think the last great wing-t champion might have been GRC in 1991. In this weeks BGP rankings 5 of 6 #1 teams run one of the spread offenses I mentioned earlier. Good coaches are good coaches and good players are good players in any scheme, but it looks like the fellow above saying "wing-t end of discussion" might need to be a little more open minded since no wing-t won a championship last year and none are ranked #1 right now.

There are 4 main categories of spread offenses. A. 10 and 11 personnel with a qb that cannot or does not run the ball. Simple limited running game. B. 10 and 11 personnel with a qb that does run. The extra runner at qb adds more variety and balance to the run game. A little more simple passing game. C. 10,11,12,20, 21 personnel with a qb that cannot or does not run. Can a run a full compliment of pro-style runs of any type as long as the qb isn't getting hit and have a true play action passing element. D. 10,11, 20 personnel with a running qb. Zone power counter downhill runs with play action off them. Simplified passing game.

All that might go out the window Friday because Christian doesn't exactly follow the blueprint but they have a massive amount of raw talent they roll out on the field this year.

Savage

The football program is having unprecedented success I agree. I have 3 reasons to give you for that. The basketball men are in a good run and part of that is the WC program has fallen off what they were under their hall of fame coach. As far as football is concerned. #1 They have a hall of fame coach and credit should be given where it is due. #2 Look at the record since the move to 6 classes. I haven't seen anyone mention this but look it up. #3 The blueprint you mentioned is real. Vertical alignment of the program from 7th to 12th grade. Lots of coaches teaching in the building. (quality coaches by the way, currently 3 former head coaches) Organized and strong booster club. Belief from the administration.

The only thing I was trying to figure out is that when BG won it all in 11,12,13 Warren Central was really good. They played 2x every year and Central made it to the region championship every time as far as they could go. Central football didn't fall off till last year.

And by the way irrelevant to what I posted. I was replying to an Owensboro guy trying to draw a further expansion about his "blueprint".

That's false, but its a fun narrative for you people I guess. That will ramp up next year when they are forced to play BG and the posturing will end and you'll need plenty of excuses. Sow the seeds now and let it brew. I would tell you to prove it but that would be futile since you have no real idea or evidence either way.

And I would say 50% of South Starters live in other districts.