[whackem'n'stackem']

Then explain it to me. Are you saying that Highlands' excellent coaching staff, knowing that JC's offense will consist of giving the ball to J. J. Jude nearly every play will be less effective stopping him than they were in stopping Elliott in a more balanced offense? If so, how does that make your case that Elliott is as good and harder to stop than Jude? (Maybe you are saying that Ryle is not as well coached as Johnson Central, but then that would contradict claims that JC is too one dimensional and needs to pass the football to beat NKY teams.)

The Birds will not discriminate between backs. They'll attack whoever has the ball wether it be Hall, Bratton, Jude, or Ousley. If JC thinks they'll just key in on Jude, they're mistaken.