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It's not all about being "the fastest kid on the team" he May have he fastest 40 time but the kid can't cut, they're too slow. If that's the case then he should only run track.

Really? There is a huge difference in track speed and football speed. You should know that.

I like that, Stoney. On point !

The teams "implode" because we play how we are capable of playing, against winona and lone oak we came into the first waiter flat. You know as well as everyone else does that we should've beat Edgewood by at least 3 scores.

#9 can't replace #11. #9 has had his chances to prove himself and he has sometimes. But let's not forget that being in the game requires more than just running the football. #9 is a terrible blocker and he can't catch the football. #11 gets the job done and contributes more to the offense than #9 would.

Harmony can hold their own against a spread, in recent games we have had a weak corner on the opposite side of #10. This week we have #1 on the other side. Although he's not the best, he will do better than #2 and #20 have done against White Oak and Edgewood. Lone Oak's offense better pull out some of their trick plays because we're shutting them down in the run and pass game.

This is a great game to see where the eagles are at. Big game for us.

Justafan11 has got to be #9's dad.

#6 is a great qb for this offense, he has a great arm and has the ability to scramble to make plays.

The offense we have works well against teams smaller than us and or teams that aren't very talented. During the playoffs we will need to mix in the spread a lot more and we may find that out the hard way when it's too late.

#10 , #3 , #11 are great receivers and need the ball more. They have the ability to run spread as they have proven back in college station. Where they went deep into the 7 on 7 bracket. Get your best athletes the ball and it will open up the run.

#7 seems to get the job done for the eagles but #9 is clearly the better running back. He runs harder and puts up a lot of scores to be a back up. Start #9.

#10 and #3 have proven themselves on the offensive side of the ball, have potential to be a huge part of the offense