[pjdoug]

Boyle is another level fast than both teams that played tnight. Boyle don’t cramp or get tired either.  Boyle can’t block the smith kids on 3 out of 4 tries.  But Corbin can’t defend Quissenberry or Brown in the secondary.

if Boyle cant block the twins, Will the QB be able to pass the ball effectively to Q and B? Can Corbin apply pressure on the QB and disrupt that high power offense? I hope they've changed something with the coaching, because usually Boyle offense puts on a clinic against the Corbin defensive guru.

Thank you, Cousin! Thank you! Thank you!   This is the question I'm trying to get all these guys to answer. So far, it's crickets. I 'm less concerned about how Corbin is gonna manhandle pissy pants teams like Pulaski and Johnson Central but can they defend Boyle's passing game. That's what this damn 100th season of Redhound football is gonna come down to. 
Corbin is gonna meet Boyle, not at Kroger Field but in the 3rd round of the playoffs.  Yes, the twins are good. Damn good!!!! But Haddix is damn good. I could see him scheming to mitigate the twins effectiveness as much as he can and then feast upon the Hounds secondary. That's how it always seems to play out. Hence, 40 years in the abyss of championship desolation.

Someone answer the question. Can the two Wolverines on Corbin's defense shut down Boyle's speed merchants and deep passing game? And if the twins make deep passes difficult, does Corbin have the athletes and the tacklers to handle Q and B in the open field on shorter routes?

Corbin has the talent to win, but if you can't find a defensive mastermind to get inside the head of Haddix, and match wits with him, He will defeat your team again. The coaches could seriously learn a lot from Bull. They need to study more film and habits and get prepared ahead of time. An old redhound could learn new tricks if he would stop being hard headed.