[goBIGblue82]

score was 20-12. and from what I remember Corbin and Clay both couldn't move the ball . A touchdown is a touchdown no matter how you score it. So maybe the excuse of the kick off return must mean that that you are upset that Clay won. No matter how good a team is there is always someone out there better.It was a close game and yeah I'd pay to see again. We played Clay last year and lost to them also. Yeah they are big and I know some people over in Clay that work in the school system and yes they did admit that most of those boys had been held back so that they could play an extra year of 6th grade basketball last year.6th grade over in Clay still go to elementary school and the basketball league for those schools is highly competitive. I'm not upset that Corbin beat us. The way I looked at it going into the playoffs was, if we lost I wanted to lose to the team that won it all and thats what happened. This was our 4th season of football here in Jackson Co. Except for a couple of players none of the other players have played for more than 1 season prior to this year. Our football IQ is at about 60% Where as Corbin's is at 90% because most if not all of the kids had played youth league football and have 4 years+ under their belt

The score was 14-12 and the score i was referring to was on a quick kick that went wrong. A TD is a TD i was just simply stating that our kicker punted the ball into the back of our o-line. Clay went in to the half ahead 8-6. Second half their score was on a 4th and goal from the 8 yard line we brought everybody and they threw a hot pass. We were down 14-12 with the ball under 3 minutes left and started a drive. We picked up 3 first downs on 4th down but eventually the drive stalled and we turned the ball over on 4th and 5 we came up short. Dont tell me what the score was of a corbin game.:ChairHit: I can pop the dvd in and watch the game any time i want to. I agree you have some good players over in Jackson, but you might need to get some coaching over there in order to get those kids to their max potential.