[State Champs]

No, I'm not kidding. As I recall Estill County almost beat Breathitt County the first time the two played.

That offense does more than put points on the board. It is a human wedge that picks up small chunks of yardage and keeps the clock moving against more talented teams. It shortens the game.

It also works if you have more talent than your opponents. Against lesser teams those 3 and 4 yard gains eventually lead to bigger plays.

It helps keep the opponents offense off of the field. Its not real exciting but it is a smart, fundamental way to approach the game of football.

The talent Estill had they should had beat Breathitt both games.