[Landser, Amer.]

BlackcatAlum, I would wholeheartedly agree that Prestonsburg fits the mold that was described. Strength is great, but if that's all that he has, he is missing some extremely important components to make a good football player.

Moreover, having a huge number of players dressed for a game is not nearly as important as having a super eleven on the field.

I will state a personal situation I witnessed a few years past: I saw a team that began the year with seventeen (17) players, and they ended the year with only 13. It was so depressing that the coach wanted to forfeit the last game but the players convinced him to play. They won the game! Thankfully they had no serious injuries. Oh, by the way, they actually had a winning season.

Therefore teams that do not field fifty to sixty players at game night, do not despair for only eleven are on the playing field at a given time.