Tennessee High School Football Thread

D-B up 35-0 over Farragut at halftime.

 

Baylor's qb transfer from Canada is legit. He has a great feel for the rush. He and a sophomore (who looked pretty good too) split series.

Their tb is a 5' 6" wrestler that's pretty solid too.

 

Cougars rolling 42-7 when I left.

 

Watched CAK on TV tonight. Vols commit Josh Smith with 237 yds receiving and 6 total TDs (4 receiving, 2 punt return) in CAK's 76-45 win over Anderson County. No sacks allowed either (Kendrick). Good lord at CAK's offense.

 

3 teams in the initial RivalsHigh 100: Ensworth at 20, Whitehaven at 27, and Maryville at 68.

RivalsHigh Rankings

 

Just saw Rucker tweet about that Josh Smith kid... 6 TDs? Holy crap! Product of a system or legit as hell?

 

Two punts returned for tds have nothing to do with a system

 

Anybody going to Webb/Alcoa tonight?

 

Maryville is making a lot of mistakes.

 

Just read on Volquest that the coach has now slipped into a coma after suffering a stroke. What a bizarre and weird chain of events.

 

I didn't see how all the TDs were scored. The kid isn't rated that highly by rivals, so I was curious. Guess he is a gem! On an NCAA 13 scale, is he a +6 or more like a +10?

 

That's what we heard last night.

 

Ha, it's hard to tell he is a really good athlete but he can be lazy

 

Yeah, if Alabama and Florida start recruiting defensive players from Anderson County we'll be in great shape. CAK couldn't beat a mediocre team from Florida or Texas. Their success is just another example of what garbage Tennessee high school football is.

 

NYY, sparty is saying he busted your ass on you being a coach on toos

 

Yea he claimed that I am lying about being a coach. I responded to it and of course what I said was deleted.

 

I know Tennessee high school football can't compare to basically the rest of the Southeast save Kentucky. Reggie Cobb, Andy Kelly, Larry Seviers, Travis Stephens, Al Wilson, Reggie White, James Stewart... there have been some great ones to come through and be All-SEC type players though. In your estimation, has it gotten worse? If so, why?

 

It's always been lousy. The ridiculous rules that don't allow truly professional coaching are a huge part of the problem. The lack of talent doesn't help, either.

 

The best teams in Kentucky would piledrive Tennessee's upper echelon.

 

What rules?