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This post will obviously not get much consideration because the format, spelling and grammar are similar to what my 4 month old nephew can produce. Not to sound like the grammar police, but you write in a lot of threads displaying lack of intelligence and incoherent thoughts about whatever you are trying to portray. If you are going to make such a bold statement, such as the one above, please take the time out to actually think it out before you come off with a horrendous post.

As you would say, "he play for a coach that like to run the score up." My take on the situation would be that Mr. Jude plays for an offensive genius. Coach Matney has developed the talent to where it needs to be for JC to be successful and run his offense to near perfection. The majority on this very site cries foul when JC puts points on the board and then the skeptics come out to criticize when they don't light it up. It's a darned if you do, darned if you don't situation for these kids. Why? Because Johnson Central used to be the doormat in EKY. Teams would salivate at the idea of having the Eagles roll into town for Senior Night or Homecoming. As we speak, Mr. Matney and company have elevated themselves into a very respectable ball team.

"what kind of number will he have" Well, that's another good question. My guess is that he would probably not have the 586 or 437 yard games. Not because he couldn't, JJ is without a doubt one of the better running backs that I have had the pleasure of watching play. If he played for a team that utilized the belly, then yes, he would have some huge nights similar to the ones above. If he played for a 60-40 running team, then I could see him average 190-220 a game. If you haven't had the chance, please go to ihigh.com and watch the CovCath game. One play that really stands out in my mind is not any of the long TD's or the carrying of 3 defenders as he fought for extra yardage most of the night. The play I'm making reference to is in the 3rd Quarter, Mr. Jude was almost in the clear but was horse-collared by the CovCath defender. He did not go down, nor lose any of his forward momentum instantaneously. JJ had the physical ability to keep his body's center of gravity in front of his hips, kick his legs to help sustain balance and gain another 5-10 yards. That is impressive. (Now, before you discredit my quick little Physics lesson, anyone that has taken an Engineering Physics course and 4 Calculus classes will agree that via calculations, free-body diagrams, vector analysis and proofs, that this is in fact no small feat.) I say congratulations Mr. Jude on a fabulous season that I'm sure all of Johnson County will cherish forever.

What will his legacy be? JJ is still writing it.

Awesome post!