[Fly Like a Duck]

I'm interested to see how that last part plays out. With Kiser gone, does Lawrence Co. have a quarterback capable of consistently getting the ball in Dalton's hands? It seems like every time you turn around there's speculation on this site about his status with the football team. With LC losing so much to graduation, how likely is it that he doesn't come out next season?

Kiser, Mosley, Schaeffer, R. Dalton, Chaffin, Richardson, Keesee... that's a lot of talent and experience to replace, plus the senior offensive linemen too. The Dawgs might have to endure a rebuilding year before getting back to where they want to be.

If Kiser is smart, he'll think about a guy from Lawrence County by the name of Gerad Parker. You know, that guy who set the National All-Time Receptions record playing in a Wishbone belly/triple option attack at Lawrence County back in the late 90's (I know all of you Dawg faithful know that, I'm just throwing that out there for others who might not know).

Granted, Parker also had a couple QB's throwing to him that went onto to have very respectable & record setting careers in college at their respective levels (Jason Michaels- WKU and current LC Offensive Coordinator, Alan Short at Campbellsville University). Not just two that "went" to college to play QB, later giving it up, but two that went to college....won ballgames, national and/or conference championships and also have their names in the record books to this day.

The trigger man and his capabilities are the question, ways to get him the ball are a plenty; it's the execution that is TBD.