[MR.INCREDIBLE]

I had a feeling that was some of the reasoning.

But here are a couple questions--
1. What does Belfrey do when they don't have the correct personnel to run the bone? (OR do they ever even get to that point?)
2. What happens when you run across a team that can stop the bone?

I will try to answer your questions as honestly as I can:

1. I dont think we will ever not have the personnel to run the wishbone, its kinda kinda like evolution around these parts I guess, we are born and bred for it. The only time I can ever remember when we kinda got away from it was during Jonathon Wrights days.

2. Unfortunately the answer to your second question may make quite a few of my fellow Pirate fans angry, but when we run across a team that can stop it, 9 out of 10 times, we get beat. Haywood is not a big fan of making any kind of adjustments to his offensive scheme, if it doesnt work the first 20 times, it may work the 21st time I guess lol. 2002 against Breathitt County stands out in my mind as the best example of this, we ran into an 11 man line all night long, granted it was a scoreless game until the 4th quarter if my memory serves me correctly, we never attempted a pass until after the game was put away by the Bobcats.