[anotherfootballnut]

Yes if it's a very close game or if your behind, but why do that if you'r winning or have a crew that is good at stopping the pass and another one that is good at stopping the run. The only reason to keep every single starter and all the best on the field as much as possible is to run the score up. With that you get kids getting tired and exhausted and when you get that injuries aren't very far behind. This Lawrence County team has a pretty good size roster and skill players out the wazoo, but one place we are a little thin is with experienced lineman with good size so we save em whenever we can. No one wants to be stuck in the middle of district play or the playoffs dwelling on what if we had this guy or that guy back.

Kind of mine and Scott's point , what's gonna happen in the playoffs or in a district game when these kids are gonna have to play 4 quarters for the first time and the team they are playing are conditioned and use to playing 4 quarters ? They are gonna get wore down I really don't get the idea of resting kids until they are needed in the district games . If they are injured absolutely just like raceland has done with taking Nathaniel off defense until he healed and now that he's getting better we seen at linebacker last game a non district game