[Beetle01]

That is comoletely true Beetle. But one problem with the screen passes is that well if you didnt happen to watch in the Raceland game we tried to run a screen right or some little bubble pass to the right and it ended up being 3 or 4 feet about drews hand which was fully extended. Tyler Jones didnt have the best line through the years he had people rushing in after him. Lets go back to Belfry in 06 we ran a sprint left or something or another and he had a guy rushing him and he hit the guy fought off of him and then threw oh probably a 30 yeard pass to marcus frazier i believe in the endzone. Tyler was an exceptional player all around. im just saying the line thing didnt start just this year its been going on as far as the pass game is concerned.

We have played against teams all year, who's best attribute is their line play.

Ashland, Raceland, SK, and Mason Co all have very good lines with D1 talent on their lines. Whereas we have a very inexperienced line. 2 new guards, new center, new left tackle, thats 4 out of 5 new this season. Jones has played RB his whole life till this year. So its been a big change, hopefully he can take the attitude to show how good a player he is by excelling at the guard position in the playoffs, not wishing he was in the backfield. A true athlete can play any position on the field, and be the best at that position. I call him out because he can be the one to really make a difference when it gets down to nut cutting time.


I also want to add that the hold at the end of the game is probably the worst call Ive ever seen in my enitre life, the guy just got ran over, and ol white hat decided he would decide the outcome of the game.

This team needs to put a chip on their shoulder, the only way to redeem losing to Raceland @ home is to make it to Louisville. you should play every game from here on out with 2 teams in mind. Ashland and Raceland. Thats truly who you are playing against, because those are the 2 games in which this team will be judged. Those games should be replaying in your head over and over.