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Tobias wrote:
...I thought that you meant somebody new had transferred to Greenup County such as maybe.........Brock Hannah?

maybe.........in your dreams

Tobias wrote:gwell wrote:
It is my understanding that a top passing QB is going to enroll or has already enrolled at Greenup Co.


Who is the QB?

Thought you posted on another thread that Mason Rister was transferring back to Greenup Co. from Raceland.
Heard that his arm is a "lethal weapon".

Coach McKnight did in fact, turn the ND football program around.
The reason he is not there has nothing to do with his performance on or off the field.
He has the ability to make Green a successful program.
Here's wishing you continued success Coach.

Coach McKnight's Power I and his double wide out set, that he used two years ago at ND, may be just the thing for Green.

A lot of irony here. Greenup Co. hired a head coach known for his smash mouth, run the ball only, clock control Belly offense may be adding a passing game. And ND that had back to back record breaking passing seasons may be adding even more ground game.

Tobias wrote:I'm sure that he wishes that Notre Dame has the best 9-1 regular season that they have ever had...

It is my understanding that a top passing QB is going to enroll or has already enrolled at Greenup Co.

Word from Greenup Co. that former ND OL Coach K B Johnson, brought in to coach pass blocking last year, will be returning to Greenup Co. It would appear that Greenup Co. will be adding a passing attack to their Belly Offense. Good luck Coach, you did a fine job at ND, but don't show them to much abo...

The Game: If you posted to pretend that this poster may be bashing this team would be beyond belief. We didn't see you post when first time poster blueandgold did in fact bash this team. I have watched most of these players grow from preschool and I am very close to each and every player as if each ...

You got more done than me.
I am going to have to do something around the house.
Have a good (rest of the) day

One would think that we would have something better to do on snow days.

I think it was Sargent Joe Friday that said it best,
"Just the facts, mam."

What would be your prognostication?

Let's give blueandgold something to ponder. In 2009 ND rushed for only 1050 yards. In 2 games (Manchester and Greenup) which every team put up huge numbers against ND rushed for 502 yards. Then in 8 games ND rushed for only 548 yards, 68 yards game, 2.4 yards per rush. Of that total the returning RB...

There's that grin again.

gwell wrote:There are "three-step drops" in the TF System...

It makes no difference, the TF Air Raid has been put to rest.

This would be the 2 back set with a RB on both sides of the QB in the gun. That would be great. But that's not what I read in the Times reporting new ND coach. Quote: "We're going to try to run the ball and try to pass on play-action and three-step drops." One would have to assume that is...

OK, but it was still ran out of the Air Raid formation.

gwell wrote:2007 Greenup County...of course...



ND only saw glimpses of this ability in 2009 against East...

Come on, you know that rushing yardage was part of the Air Raid package.
And that package at ND has been put to rest.

Tobias wrote:...block the counter trey correctly and you can keep the ball on the ground and score just as quickly...

What team are you talking about?

..because you don't like the running game... Left myself wide open for that. Just don't like 2.4 yards per carry. Just need 3.34 yards per carry to move the chains before 4th down... Your math is suspect. At 2.4 yards per carry, you are looking at 3rd and long. I prefer the Air Raid's passing avera...