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11-12-2010, 01:08 AM
bigdaddydawg82 Wrote:Same here Bobkitty09!!! Hey I hear that its openirateSho season on Bobcats on Log Mountain?!?!:rockon: Is this True!!!:Thumbs:
Yes sir!!!
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11-12-2010, 07:08 AM
BellCoBobcats09 Wrote:After this week, Bell Co could EASILY lose and be out of the playoffs.There you go again. Easily?
11-12-2010, 07:16 AM
The Ashland paper is reporting that Cory Davenport sat out the last three games due to a knee injury.
11-12-2010, 08:01 AM
dawgbyte02 Wrote:The Ashland paper is reporting that Cory Davenport sat out the last three games due to a knee injury.
The Ashland paper flat out lied.............go to khsaa.org and check out the Harlan Co. game stats.........u will see him tonite...........and catch him......if u can.......:lmao:
11-12-2010, 08:20 AM
4ThePlayerz Wrote:The Ashland paper flat out lied.............go to khsaa.org and check out the Harlan Co. game stats.........u will see him tonite...........and catch him......if u can.......:lmao:
We will catch him:redboxer: we will contain him at the line:rockon: Its all most time to Skin Some Bobcats:Clap:
11-12-2010, 08:28 AM
Shew, looks like last yr's thread again!!
I predict Bell will score at will, we have just to many weapons!! Thats just the facts!!!!
Bell 48
LC 7
I predict Bell will score at will, we have just to many weapons!! Thats just the facts!!!!
Bell 48
LC 7
11-12-2010, 08:43 AM
redstorm Wrote:Easy big baddawg82, you may get hold of something that want let you loose.
lmao!!! You Think!!!:Clap::rockon: I'm hopin for great clean game!! let the boys play!! Refs keep the flag in their pockets!!! Agreed!!:rockon:
11-12-2010, 09:00 AM
4ThePlayerz Wrote:The Ashland paper flat out lied.............go to khsaa.org and check out the Harlan Co. game stats.........u will see him tonite...........and catch him......if u can.......:lmao:
Cory is your only weapon in the plan of the mass destruction of Lawrence Co.:dontthink One Person!!! Wow!!:yikes:
11-12-2010, 09:53 AM
bigdaddydawg82 Wrote:Cory is your only weapon in the plan of the mass destruction of Lawrence Co.:dontthink One Person!!! Wow!!:yikes:
He is, keep believing that. I also have an oceanfront condo at Pine mtn. I would like to sell. :eyeroll:
11-12-2010, 10:07 AM
I would be shocked to see Lawrence Co win this game, because Bell is just that good this year. I just don't see a win for the bulldogs tonight. Good Luck to both teams.
11-12-2010, 10:14 AM
bigdaddydawg82 Wrote:Cory is your only weapon in the plan of the mass destruction of Lawrence Co.:dontthink One Person!!! Wow!!:yikes:
:please: You know better than that!! We are just strong in all positions right now, can we be beat, yes any team can at any given time, but it won't be by the Lawrence County Bulldogs!!!
Bell 53
LC 0
:Wave: C-A-T-S CATS! CATS! CATS! :Cheerlead
11-12-2010, 10:29 AM
I'm a LC fan but I'm not one of those who thinks the dogs are going to beat Bell county. not this year anyway. Bell has a well coached team. i would love to see the dogs pull this one out but i think they are still a year or two away from being a team that has the discipline to do that. fortunately coach salmons has them headed in the right direction. i can only hope they put together a good mistake free game and give Bell a run for their money. Good luck dogs!
11-12-2010, 10:55 AM
southbound Wrote:I'm a LC fan but I'm not one of those who thinks the dogs are going to beat Bell county. not this year anyway. Bell has a well coached team. i would love to see the dogs pull this one out but i think they are still a year or two away from being a team that has the discipline to do that. fortunately coach salmons has them headed in the right direction. i can only hope they put together a good mistake free game and give Bell a run for their money. Good luck dogs!
Bump....Good post...
11-12-2010, 10:57 AM
southbound Wrote:I'm a LC fan but I'm not one of those who thinks the dogs are going to beat Bell county. not this year anyway. Bell has a well coached team. i would love to see the dogs pull this one out but i think they are still a year or two away from being a team that has the discipline to do that. fortunately coach salmons has them headed in the right direction. i can only hope they put together a good mistake free game and give Bell a run for their money. Good luck dogs!
Southbound this is in fun when I ask you this, but I am curious. What the heck does it mean when one poster from Lawrence says it's time to get your pee hot?:please:
That might be the dumbest thing I have ever heard said before a football game.:lmao: Just curious.
11-12-2010, 11:15 AM
Bell easily. Bell by 4 tds.
11-12-2010, 01:34 PM
dawgbyte02 Wrote:The Ashland paper is reporting that Cory Davenport sat out the last three games due to a knee injury.
They are WRONG!!! How many times do we have to say this....
He sat out for Madison Southern, McCreary Central, played in the Harlan game and had 161 yards and 4 TD's. Then sat out for Boyd Co. He sat out in the games HE CAN to rest him for playoffs.
Sounds like to me Ashland newspaper need to do some more research. :biggrin:
11-12-2010, 01:40 PM
BellCoBobcats09 Wrote:They are WRONG!!! How many times do we have to say this....
He sat out for Madison Southern, McCreary Central, played in the Harlan game and had 161 yards and 4 TD's. Then sat out for Boyd Co. He sat out in the games HE CAN to rest him for playoffs.
Sounds like to me Ashland newspaper need to do some more research. :biggrin:
No I like their reporting. Let 'em keep giving out all this info. :lmao:
11-12-2010, 01:42 PM
easyM Wrote:No I like their reporting. Let 'em keep giving out all this info. :lmao:
True.... Let every team think this.. :lmao:
11-12-2010, 01:46 PM
BellCoBobcats09 Wrote:True.... Let every team think this.. :lmao:
Wonder why they didn't mention that the Madon the qb was out? Hilton was questionable? And a couple more that are very questionable as well? Heck I heard the other Hilton (coach) was doubtful for the game too. Bumped his head yesterday and now he can't remember the plays to call out to the offense.:lmao:
11-12-2010, 01:55 PM
easyM Wrote:Wonder why they didn't mention that the Madon the qb was out? Hilton was questionable? And a couple more that are very questionable as well? Heck I heard the other Hilton (coach) was doubtful for the game too. Bumped his head yesterday and now he can't remember the plays to call out to the offense.:lmao:
Here is a link to this so called paper in Ashland. It actually says LEG injury. Now we have went from knee to leg now....:lmao:
http://dailyindependent.com/localsports/...on-tonight
11-12-2010, 01:57 PM
double post
11-12-2010, 01:57 PM
Players on Lawrence County (9-2) are not satisfied with their season to this point, with losses to their most challenging opponents, Rowan County and Sheldon Clark.
“They feel like they’re 5-5,” said Bulldogs coach Luke Salmons. “I feel like they just need a big challenge.”
Bell County (11-0) certainly presents a challenge. The Bobcats have not lost a game since falling to Boyle County in the state semifinals last season.
Bell County has outscored opponents 536-78 and has shut out three straight foes, including a 52-0 blowout of Boyd County most recently.
“They’re the best team on film that I’ve seen,” Salmons said. “They’re really disciplined and fundamental. No one expects us to win ... that’s the mentality we’re taking.”
The Bulldogs took an undefeated mark into Bell County last season in the regional final and got trounced, 41-0. Nine starters were hospitalized that week due to food poisoning, and while most still played, they were not at full health.
The players have been looking forward to another shot at the Bobcats.
“That’s all they’ve talked about,” Salmons said.
Hayden Kiser led the Dawgs’ offense in a well-executed 40-20 win over Rockcastle County last week. He accumulated 220 passing yards, three touchdowns and no picks. Hunter James added 119 yards on the ground.
Salmons knows his offense will have to perform flawlessly, as Bell County has allowed 200 yards in a game just twice this season.
“(Bell County) is the type of team that, if you don’t do things perfect, they’re going to hurt you,” he said.
Cory Davenport is the Bobcats’ leading rusher with 1,311 yards on 103 carries. He has missed three games with a leg injury but is slated to return. Ryan Collett and John Dudley Hilton also provide some punch out of the backfield.
The Bulldogs arrived in Log Mountain on Thursday, a change of pace from the normal routine of a same-day trip.
AARON SNYDER can be reached at [email]asnyder@dailyindependent.com[/email] or (606) 326-2664.
Here is a number if any Bell Co fan wants to call and let him know he is WRONG..
“They feel like they’re 5-5,” said Bulldogs coach Luke Salmons. “I feel like they just need a big challenge.”
Bell County (11-0) certainly presents a challenge. The Bobcats have not lost a game since falling to Boyle County in the state semifinals last season.
Bell County has outscored opponents 536-78 and has shut out three straight foes, including a 52-0 blowout of Boyd County most recently.
“They’re the best team on film that I’ve seen,” Salmons said. “They’re really disciplined and fundamental. No one expects us to win ... that’s the mentality we’re taking.”
The Bulldogs took an undefeated mark into Bell County last season in the regional final and got trounced, 41-0. Nine starters were hospitalized that week due to food poisoning, and while most still played, they were not at full health.
The players have been looking forward to another shot at the Bobcats.
“That’s all they’ve talked about,” Salmons said.
Hayden Kiser led the Dawgs’ offense in a well-executed 40-20 win over Rockcastle County last week. He accumulated 220 passing yards, three touchdowns and no picks. Hunter James added 119 yards on the ground.
Salmons knows his offense will have to perform flawlessly, as Bell County has allowed 200 yards in a game just twice this season.
“(Bell County) is the type of team that, if you don’t do things perfect, they’re going to hurt you,” he said.
Cory Davenport is the Bobcats’ leading rusher with 1,311 yards on 103 carries. He has missed three games with a leg injury but is slated to return. Ryan Collett and John Dudley Hilton also provide some punch out of the backfield.
The Bulldogs arrived in Log Mountain on Thursday, a change of pace from the normal routine of a same-day trip.
AARON SNYDER can be reached at [email]asnyder@dailyindependent.com[/email] or (606) 326-2664.
Here is a number if any Bell Co fan wants to call and let him know he is WRONG..
11-12-2010, 02:07 PM
This one is from the Middlesboro Daily News:
The Bell County Bobcats will try to take the step toward a possible state championship tonight as they host Lawrence County. This marks the third straight year the Bulldogs have come to Log Mountain for a playoff game and Bell has the first two.
Some may remember last year’s game, a 41-0 Bobcat victory, that featured some extra-curriculars from a couple of Lawrence County players. One was ejected and had to be escorted off the field by police. Another made obscene gestures to the Bell sideline and stands and after the game the visiting locker room was left in shambles.
Bobcat coach Dudley Hilton says there’s no bad blood carrying over between the programs.
“That just shows that they didn’t come down here to just show up and try to play us close. They came to win and when we outplayed them it just blew up on them guess,” Hilton said. “I think that’s why they exploded a little bit. Two years ago they came down here and they were 0-10, we beat them pretty good and they didn’t cause any trouble. They’re 9-2 this year and I’m sure they feel like they want to come down here and redeem themselves.”
The Bulldogs have several returning starters from last years’ 12-1 team. Their led by senior running back Hunter James, who’s ran for 1573 yards and 29 touchdowns on the year.
Junior quarterback Hayden Kiser also returns after starting last year’s game as a sophomore. He’s completed 78-of-131 passes on the year for 1519 yards and 20 touchdowns with just four interceptions. Senior Kyle Crum is his favorite target with 30 catches for 619 yards and four TDs. Sophomore Caleb Bentley has 23 catches for 356 yards and seven TDs while James has 16 receptions for 415 yards and 6 touchdowns. Bentley has also run for 626 yards and six scores.
The came out throwing last week as Kiser threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns in a 40-20 win over Rockcastle County. James still managed 111 rushing yards and a pair of TDs on the ground.
“They’re a multiple team. They’ve got a very good running back in Hunter James and a couple of top-notch receivers along with the same quarterback that played here last year,” Hilton said. “Having experience at the quarterback position is valuable in the playoffs. He got three (playoff) games under his belt last year and one more last week, so he’s experienced. I’m sure they’ll try to do whatever we let them do, as far as running or passing the ball.”
Bell will have junior running back Cory Davenport back for tonight’s game. He’s run for 1311 yards and 23 touchdowns on just 103 carries. Seniors John Dudley Hilton and Taylor Mills will join him in the backfield and sophomores Ryan Collett and Jonathan Polly will be ready to fill in when needed.
The Bobcats also have options in the passing attack. Senior quarterback Ben Madon has thrown for 1070 yards on 55-of-84 passing with 17 touchdowns and only two interceptions. Senior Cody Davenport is his favorite target with 23 catches for 415 yards and eight TDs while sophomore tight end Corey Oslonian has eight catches for 243 yards and four scores. Senior wideouts Bryan Thacker and Scotty Henderson can also get involved in the through the air.
Coach Hilton says Bell will also look to take what the defense is giving them.
“We’re a more multiple than what we used to be,” he said. “In the past there were times where even if teams put eight or nine in the box we were still going to run it at them. Now, if they load the box we can throw it too.”
Bell County comes in at 11-0 and has outscored their opponents by an average of 48.7 to 7.1 on the year. They’ve shut out their last three opponents and appear destined for a rematch with Boyle County in the state semifinals.
But coach Hilton says the team is not going to get ahead of themselves or look past anyone. He also points out that the Bulldogs will be coming to Log Mountain playing to win.
“This is a team that’s used to winning. They’ve won 21 of their last 24 and that’s got a lot to do with how they’ll play,” he said. “When you get to this round your going to see those kinds of teams and it makes for a good game.
“Lawrence County is a team that can cause us some trouble, and we’re going to have to play a good football game Friday night.”
The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at Bell County’s Dudley Hilton Field.
The Bell County Bobcats will try to take the step toward a possible state championship tonight as they host Lawrence County. This marks the third straight year the Bulldogs have come to Log Mountain for a playoff game and Bell has the first two.
Some may remember last year’s game, a 41-0 Bobcat victory, that featured some extra-curriculars from a couple of Lawrence County players. One was ejected and had to be escorted off the field by police. Another made obscene gestures to the Bell sideline and stands and after the game the visiting locker room was left in shambles.
Bobcat coach Dudley Hilton says there’s no bad blood carrying over between the programs.
“That just shows that they didn’t come down here to just show up and try to play us close. They came to win and when we outplayed them it just blew up on them guess,” Hilton said. “I think that’s why they exploded a little bit. Two years ago they came down here and they were 0-10, we beat them pretty good and they didn’t cause any trouble. They’re 9-2 this year and I’m sure they feel like they want to come down here and redeem themselves.”
The Bulldogs have several returning starters from last years’ 12-1 team. Their led by senior running back Hunter James, who’s ran for 1573 yards and 29 touchdowns on the year.
Junior quarterback Hayden Kiser also returns after starting last year’s game as a sophomore. He’s completed 78-of-131 passes on the year for 1519 yards and 20 touchdowns with just four interceptions. Senior Kyle Crum is his favorite target with 30 catches for 619 yards and four TDs. Sophomore Caleb Bentley has 23 catches for 356 yards and seven TDs while James has 16 receptions for 415 yards and 6 touchdowns. Bentley has also run for 626 yards and six scores.
The came out throwing last week as Kiser threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns in a 40-20 win over Rockcastle County. James still managed 111 rushing yards and a pair of TDs on the ground.
“They’re a multiple team. They’ve got a very good running back in Hunter James and a couple of top-notch receivers along with the same quarterback that played here last year,” Hilton said. “Having experience at the quarterback position is valuable in the playoffs. He got three (playoff) games under his belt last year and one more last week, so he’s experienced. I’m sure they’ll try to do whatever we let them do, as far as running or passing the ball.”
Bell will have junior running back Cory Davenport back for tonight’s game. He’s run for 1311 yards and 23 touchdowns on just 103 carries. Seniors John Dudley Hilton and Taylor Mills will join him in the backfield and sophomores Ryan Collett and Jonathan Polly will be ready to fill in when needed.
The Bobcats also have options in the passing attack. Senior quarterback Ben Madon has thrown for 1070 yards on 55-of-84 passing with 17 touchdowns and only two interceptions. Senior Cody Davenport is his favorite target with 23 catches for 415 yards and eight TDs while sophomore tight end Corey Oslonian has eight catches for 243 yards and four scores. Senior wideouts Bryan Thacker and Scotty Henderson can also get involved in the through the air.
Coach Hilton says Bell will also look to take what the defense is giving them.
“We’re a more multiple than what we used to be,” he said. “In the past there were times where even if teams put eight or nine in the box we were still going to run it at them. Now, if they load the box we can throw it too.”
Bell County comes in at 11-0 and has outscored their opponents by an average of 48.7 to 7.1 on the year. They’ve shut out their last three opponents and appear destined for a rematch with Boyle County in the state semifinals.
But coach Hilton says the team is not going to get ahead of themselves or look past anyone. He also points out that the Bulldogs will be coming to Log Mountain playing to win.
“This is a team that’s used to winning. They’ve won 21 of their last 24 and that’s got a lot to do with how they’ll play,” he said. “When you get to this round your going to see those kinds of teams and it makes for a good game.
“Lawrence County is a team that can cause us some trouble, and we’re going to have to play a good football game Friday night.”
The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at Bell County’s Dudley Hilton Field.
11-12-2010, 02:09 PM
bigdaddydawg82 Wrote:You know it would be nice if:argue: you knew what the :devilflam you was talkin bout! WE GOT SPEED! And more then One to :Thumbs:
I hope for your sake that you dont really think Mr. Davenport is a SOLO act. If so, tomorrow you really will be in for quiet the suprise. :novb:
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