[HAIL PIKEVILLE!]

Because missing out on an entire class speaks volumes of what is taking place at Pikeville. Heck it could be the sophomore, junior or senior class. What matters is that the majoirty of one class decided not to play. And might I add it was a team that was very competitive at the middle school level. The players you mentioned are talented. But there are not as many of the Freshmen class coming out next year as you suggest. Missing out on an entire class at Pikeville will cause problems in the future. Try to cover it anyway you want. :lmao:

I think youre embellishing this a bit to prove your point. We had 7 freshmen playing ball last year. So the "Entire class" didnt quit. So that means that only 3 didnt come out that played ball in JR high. Granted all three of those kids were going to be good eventually but not immediately. Ive talked to all 3 of those kids either personally or through their parents and ALL have said they are going to play next year. So I guess theyre lying to me according to you. And besides even in the early nineties when I played and Pikeville was winning region and in the top 2 or 3 teams in the state every year in 1a. We always had 3 or 4 kids who played in JR high but chose not to play varsity. So let me ask this? Wouldnt you agree that we should be celebrating the ones who had the "Testicular Fortitude" to do what it takes to play football at this school. Or should we keep whining about the ones who didnt? If these kids dont have enough guts to come out and put in the work essetial to be a good player and to make his team better you have to ask yourself this? Would you really want the ball in THEIR hands in the 4th quater with the game on the line?