[BellCoFaithful]

[B]It's strange because bell might have a couple of receivers that have caught Td's and a back that scores all your TD's but Harlan County has three options:
-mcmillian whose more of a follow the blocks break away with speed guy.
-Middleton whose a power back that runs with some speed.
-brewer who can throw the ball a little bit and follow his blocks for yardage.

^ four since brewer can throw a little bit[/B]

I like how most everyone looks at this Bell co. team as a Corey D. lead team. Guys look at his carries.....whats he averaging like 9 carries a game? In your average game most teams will see 45-55 snaps. That means hes only touching the ball around 18% of the time. So, there has to be others backs you should be lookin at and preparing for.

Here is another ? Which OL will show up for Bell Co., as a fan I have watched them couple times this season and they need to be more consistant and play with more intensity and get after it with a much larger chip on their shoulder not much respect has been given to you as a group!

I'm glad you & the HC poster bring this up. I said in an earlier post, this Bell County team isn't all Davenport. Yea he's leading the team in yds and touchdowns, but thats because more often than not if he touches the ball its a huge gain, if not a TD. No ones been able to consistently put a stop to him for 4 quarters. Let's not forget though, Bell County has some diversity in the backfield to. Davenport has some of the best vision and cuts I've seen in the mountains, to go along with blazing speed. Polly hasn't had a bunch of touches but when he touches it, he'll get yards. He runs with power and speed. If Davenport wasn't here, the boy would be a star. Collett is so small and has such a good burst of speed, he can break some open as well, incredibly elusive. Oslonian has a heck of an arm, but seems like he wants to run it more, and he's improved as a runner every week. I in no way think HC has any kind of advantage over Bell running or throwing the ball. No one seems to mention the instant impact Polly has had on the defense making the move to linebacker, Bells defense held Kyle Bolin to 228 total yards, 215 passing and 13 rushing. I know Lex Cath has improved since game 1, but so has Bell Co, and to a post earlier claiming Brewer will have 250+ total yards..I just don't see it happening.