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03-07-2008, 11:47 PM
DEVILOLOGIST Wrote:Drew Abrams had 24 TDs and 1300 yards but shared the backfield with.
Tyler Jones 16 TDs and 718 yards
Adam bates 8TDs and 675 yards
David Bailey 7 TDs and 407 yards
They also had 997 yards of passing last year. It is easier to compile yards if you run the ball everytime you run a play. The Beauty of the Russell backfield is mutiple attacks and with AJ at the helm this year in the QB slot,,, speed kills guys!!!!!
Add this QB to the mix and you decrease the focus of the FEATURE BACK system.
Man I cant wait for football season.!!!!!!!!!!
Everyone on here is talking about pikeville boys, but know one knows much about russell's backfield
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03-31-2008, 10:29 AM
Dustin May was listed the same way in 2006 when Russell came to town. BIG-STRONG and quick up the middle, did not need to change direction becasue he would run over you.... Well after 19 yards total rushing and a 0 on the score board,, it did not mean much. Ivan is tough and I have a lot of respect for Belfry, but I dont think you will see a more loaded backfield than RUSSELL has this year.
We have had our combos- Gross & Clark.. Clark and JONES,,,,,,,, But this years backfield combo's have the ability to one of the best Russell has ever had in there together since the the early 80's.
We have had our combos- Gross & Clark.. Clark and JONES,,,,,,,, But this years backfield combo's have the ability to one of the best Russell has ever had in there together since the the early 80's.
Romans 14:11
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
03-31-2008, 02:15 PM
DEVILOLOGIST Wrote:Dustin May was listed the same way in 2006 when Russell came to town. BIG-STRONG and quick up the middle, did not need to change direction becasue he would run over you.... Well after 19 yards total rushing and a 0 on the score board,, it did not mean much. Ivan is tough and I have a lot of respect for Belfry, but I dont think you will see a more loaded backfield than RUSSELL has this year.
We have had our combos- Gross & Clark.. Clark and JONES,,,,,,,, But this years backfield combo's have the ability to one of the best Russell has ever had in there together since the the early 80's.
Belfry's returning line could make 3 freshman look like one of the best backfields in the state.:eek: Belfry has a tremendous ammount of talent returning, but this backfield's effectiveness will be a direct result of what could very well be the most dominating OL Belfry has pieced together.
May only had 19 yards because of what Russell did, not what he did. That was a sensational Russell defense that season. I am willing to bet that Abrams would not have been much more effective last season against that excellent Pirate defense.
From all indications this year's Devils backfield is a mirror image to that Belfry backfield in 2006 you just mentioned. Abrams is a great back, but VERY similar in style and effectiveness to Dustin May, and his complementing players are on the same keel as a Corey Chapman (had back to back 1000 yard seasons at Belfry) and G Epling. At the very best, I wouldn't put them beyond the Belfry backfield of 2005 which featured May, Maynard, and Chapman (all three 1000 yard rushers that season). That's great company to be considered with, but nowhere near, IMO, the best ever to wear a Devil jersey. Especially when just a handful of years ago you had Gross and Clark in the same backfield...
03-31-2008, 02:47 PM
DEVILOLOGIST Wrote:Dustin May was listed the same way in 2006 when Russell came to town. BIG-STRONG and quick up the middle, did not need to change direction becasue he would run over you.... Well after 19 yards total rushing and a 0 on the score board,, it did not mean much. Ivan is tough and I have a lot of respect for Belfry, but I dont think you will see a more loaded backfield than RUSSELL has this year.
We have had our combos- Gross & Clark.. Clark and JONES,,,,,,,, But this years backfield combo's have the ability to one of the best Russell has ever had in there together since the the early 80's.
Big words from a team that didn't even get the chance to play Belfry last year. I'm sure Russell has a talented backfield, they always do, but to bring up all that talk about May was pretty much a cheap shot. You never hear anyone from Belfry talk about how Gross was the 3rd best back on the field when his undefeated Russell team came to Vipperman and got smacked in the mouth by Jones and Howard. You don't hear them mention how Doug Howard stiffed armed Russell's all time leading rusher to the ground as he went to the endzone. But thats ok you just keep talking about May. The kid was only first team all state last year and tied for the most overall votes. Where did Gross & Clark end up on the all state ballot? Was it first team?
03-31-2008, 03:10 PM
Super-Card Wrote:Big words from a team that didn't even get the chance to play Belfry last year. I'm sure Russell has a talented backfield, they always do, but to bring up all that talk about May was pretty much a cheap shot. You never hear anyone from Belfry talk about how Gross was the 3rd best back on the field when his undefeated Russell team came to Vipperman and got smacked in the mouth by Jones and Howard. You don't hear them mention how Doug Howard stiffed armed Russell's all time leading rusher to the ground as he went to the endzone. But thats ok you just keep talking about May. The kid was only first team all state last year and tied for the most overall votes. Where did Gross & Clark end up on the all state ballot? Was it first team?
Talking cheap shots and this is what you came up with?
Here are some interesting facts for you about one of them.
POINTS SCORED - Career (Min. 500)
Player (School) Years
722 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1961-63
702 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
696 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
680 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
662 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
632 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
618 Mike Minix (Paintsville) 1956-1960
612 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2003-06
602 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
594 Jon Chapman (Pikeville) 1995-98
POINTS SCORED - Season (Min. 250)
Player (School) Year
326 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1994
313 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1963
308 Damon Hood (Warren Central) 1990
301 Scott Blair (Pulaski Southwestern) 1999
292 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1962
288 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 2001
284 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) 1993
284 James Fletcher (Somerset) 1984
269 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1996
264 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2006
264 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2005
264 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
264 Calvin Bird (Corbin) 1956
264 Arliss Beach (Ashland Blazer) 2001
258 Josh Gross (Russell) 2004
254 Craig Lanham (Owensboro Catholic) 2003
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Career (Min. 75)
Player (School) Years
116 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2004
112 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
110 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
110 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
105 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
103 Mike Minix (Paintsville) 1956-60
102 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2003-06
100 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Season (Min. 40)
Player (School) Year
72 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) 1999
54 Dusty Hall (Shelby Valley) 1999
54 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1994
48 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) 1993
48 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1963
46 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 2001
46 James Fletcher (Somerset) 1984
44 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2006
44 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2005
44 Arliss Beach (Ashland Blazer) 2001
44 Scott Blair (Pulaski Southwestern) 1999
43 Josh Gross (Russell) 2004
YARDS RUSHING - Career (Min. 5,000)
Player (School) Years
8,224 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
7,839 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
7,725 Michael West (Lawrence County) 1998-01
7,170 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
7,090 Scott Russell (Evarts) 1988-91
7,148 Quinton Henson (Lynn Camp) 1996-99
6,994 Shawn Robbins (Bell County) 2001-04
6,741 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
6,721 Mark Higgs (Owensboro) 1980-83
6,696 Brent Coleman (Pikeville) 1993-96
6,662 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
6,472 Bubby Lewis (Fleming County) 1977-80
6,200 Sonny Collins (Madisonville) 1968-71
6,062 Corey Goodson (Western) 2001-2004
5,930 Jerrold Fuqua (Caldwell County) 1995-98
5,909 Wes Vincent (Edmonson County) 1993-96
5,799 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS - Career
(Min. 75)
Player (School) Years
110 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
109 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
104 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
98 Corey Goodson (Western) 2001-2004
98 Jon Chapman (Pikeville) 1995-98
97 Shawn Robbins (Bell County) 2001-05
97 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
97 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
93 Michael West (Lawrence County) 1998-01
88 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
Not a bad bit of company to be in. Also not bad considering he very rarely played past half time in any game that I ever watched him play.
I guess my point is we can all set here and crow about who is the best. We all have our opinion of who is the best and we can all state our opinions but they need to be kept civil.
Plus for argument sake I would like any more information on any of the fine backs out there.
03-31-2008, 03:11 PM
Super-Card Wrote:Big words from a team that didn't even get the chance to play Belfry last year. I'm sure Russell has a talented backfield, they always do, but to bring up all that talk about May was pretty much a cheap shot. You never hear anyone from Belfry talk about how Gross was the 3rd best back on the field when his undefeated Russell team came to Vipperman and got smacked in the mouth by Jones and Howard. You don't hear them mention how Doug Howard stiffed armed Russell's all time leading rusher to the ground as he went to the endzone. But thats ok you just keep talking about May. The kid was only first team all state last year and tied for the most overall votes. Where did Gross & Clark end up on the all state ballot? Was it first team?Exactly. Just shut up and get over it. All Russel did that year was go down and get hammered in the championship game. Talk big game now.
03-31-2008, 03:14 PM
dblg11 Wrote:Exactly. Just shut up and get over it. All Russel did that year was go down and get hammered in the championship game. Talk big game now.
OK here is my last comment before this thread needs to get back on track.
Where do you get that 15-12 is getting hammered considering how Mercer had beaten every other team they faced all year?
03-31-2008, 03:17 PM
dblg11 Wrote:Exactly. Just shut up and get over it. All Russel did that year was go down and get hammered in the championship game. Talk big game now.
Wow that has to be the funniest comment I have ever read. Russell losing 15-12 is getting hammered??
What would you call Belfry's loss to Central last year with a score of 27-17 a massacre?????
03-31-2008, 03:17 PM
Midee1 Wrote:Talking cheap shots and this is what you came up with?umm...last time i checked we were talking about 2007...not 2004...o yea...remember what happened in 2004?? belfry beat russel...how ironic...get over the past...leave it there...u guys r goin nowhere next season except 2 your house 2 watch belfry keep playin...
Here are some interesting facts for you about one of them.
POINTS SCORED - Career (Min. 500)
Player (School) Years
722 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1961-63
702 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
696 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
680 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
662 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
632 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
618 Mike Minix (Paintsville) 1956-1960
612 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2003-06
602 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
594 Jon Chapman (Pikeville) 1995-98
POINTS SCORED - Season (Min. 250)
Player (School) Year
326 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1994
313 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1963
308 Damon Hood (Warren Central) 1990
301 Scott Blair (Pulaski Southwestern) 1999
292 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1962
288 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 2001
284 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) 1993
284 James Fletcher (Somerset) 1984
269 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1996
264 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2006
264 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2005
264 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
264 Calvin Bird (Corbin) 1956
264 Arliss Beach (Ashland Blazer) 2001
258 Josh Gross (Russell) 2004
254 Craig Lanham (Owensboro Catholic) 2003
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Career (Min. 75)
Player (School) Years
116 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2004
112 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
110 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
110 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
105 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
103 Mike Minix (Paintsville) 1956-60
102 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2003-06
100 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Season (Min. 40)
Player (School) Year
72 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) 1999
54 Dusty Hall (Shelby Valley) 1999
54 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1994
48 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) 1993
48 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1963
46 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 2001
46 James Fletcher (Somerset) 1984
44 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2006
44 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2005
44 Arliss Beach (Ashland Blazer) 2001
44 Scott Blair (Pulaski Southwestern) 1999
43 Josh Gross (Russell) 2004
YARDS RUSHING - Career (Min. 5,000)
Player (School) Years
8,224 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
7,839 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
7,725 Michael West (Lawrence County) 1998-01
7,170 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
7,090 Scott Russell (Evarts) 1988-91
7,148 Quinton Henson (Lynn Camp) 1996-99
6,994 Shawn Robbins (Bell County) 2001-04
6,741 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
6,721 Mark Higgs (Owensboro) 1980-83
6,696 Brent Coleman (Pikeville) 1993-96
6,662 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
6,472 Bubby Lewis (Fleming County) 1977-80
6,200 Sonny Collins (Madisonville) 1968-71
6,062 Corey Goodson (Western) 2001-2004
5,930 Jerrold Fuqua (Caldwell County) 1995-98
5,909 Wes Vincent (Edmonson County) 1993-96
5,799 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS - Career
(Min. 75)
Player (School) Years
110 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
109 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
104 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
98 Corey Goodson (Western) 2001-2004
98 Jon Chapman (Pikeville) 1995-98
97 Shawn Robbins (Bell County) 2001-05
97 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
97 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
93 Michael West (Lawrence County) 1998-01
88 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
Not a bad bit of company to be in. Also not bad considering he very rarely played past half time in any game that I ever watched him play.
I guess my point is we can all set here and crow about who is the best. We all have our opinion of who is the best and we can all state our opinions but they need to be kept civil.
Plus for argument sake I would like any more information on any of the fine backs out there.
03-31-2008, 03:20 PM
dblg11 Wrote:umm...last time i checked we were talking about 2007...not 2004...o yea...remember what happened in 2004?? belfry beat russel...how ironic...get over the past...leave it there...u guys r goin nowhere next season except 2 your house 2 watch belfry keep playin...
How about taking a minute and going back and reading the post I was replying to.
It was made mention of Dustin May and getting first team all state and the poster asked what Gross and Clark did. I supplied information instead of some sarcastic remark.
As for this year Russell will worry about Russell and I an sure Belfry will worry about Belfry and if we shall meet it will be a good game.
03-31-2008, 03:21 PM
dblg11 Wrote:umm...last time i checked we were talking about 2007...not 2004...o yea...remember what happened in 2004?? belfry beat russel...how ironic...get over the past...leave it there...u guys r goin nowhere next season except 2 your house 2 watch belfry keep playin...
Yes how ironic. If I recall correctly Russell beat Belfry in 05 and 06. But that is neither here nor there. This is about this year.
03-31-2008, 04:35 PM
Midee1 Wrote:Talking cheap shots and this is what you came up with?
Here are some interesting facts for you about one of them.
POINTS SCORED - Career (Min. 500)
Player (School) Years
722 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1961-63
702 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
696 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
680 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
662 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
632 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
618 Mike Minix (Paintsville) 1956-1960
612 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2003-06
602 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
594 Jon Chapman (Pikeville) 1995-98
POINTS SCORED - Season (Min. 250)
Player (School) Year
326 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1994
313 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1963
308 Damon Hood (Warren Central) 1990
301 Scott Blair (Pulaski Southwestern) 1999
292 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1962
288 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 2001
284 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) 1993
284 James Fletcher (Somerset) 1984
269 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1996
264 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2006
264 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2005
264 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
264 Calvin Bird (Corbin) 1956
264 Arliss Beach (Ashland Blazer) 2001
258 Josh Gross (Russell) 2004
254 Craig Lanham (Owensboro Catholic) 2003
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Career (Min. 75)
Player (School) Years
116 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2004
112 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
110 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
110 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
105 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
103 Mike Minix (Paintsville) 1956-60
102 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2003-06
100 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS - Season (Min. 40)
Player (School) Year
72 Travis Atwell (Hancock County) 1999
54 Dusty Hall (Shelby Valley) 1999
54 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1994
48 Jeremy Simpson (Lincoln County) 1993
48 Herbie Phelps (Old Kentucky Home) 1963
46 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 2001
46 James Fletcher (Somerset) 1984
44 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2006
44 Kasey Clark (Russell) 2005
44 Arliss Beach (Ashland Blazer) 2001
44 Scott Blair (Pulaski Southwestern) 1999
43 Josh Gross (Russell) 2004
YARDS RUSHING - Career (Min. 5,000)
Player (School) Years
8,224 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
7,839 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
7,725 Michael West (Lawrence County) 1998-01
7,170 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
7,090 Scott Russell (Evarts) 1988-91
7,148 Quinton Henson (Lynn Camp) 1996-99
6,994 Shawn Robbins (Bell County) 2001-04
6,741 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
6,721 Mark Higgs (Owensboro) 1980-83
6,696 Brent Coleman (Pikeville) 1993-96
6,662 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
6,472 Bubby Lewis (Fleming County) 1977-80
6,200 Sonny Collins (Madisonville) 1968-71
6,062 Corey Goodson (Western) 2001-2004
5,930 Jerrold Fuqua (Caldwell County) 1995-98
5,909 Wes Vincent (Edmonson County) 1993-96
5,799 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS - Career
(Min. 75)
Player (School) Years
110 Derek Homer (Fort Knox) 1993-96
109 Kelvin Turner (Danville) 2001-04
104 Shaun Alexander (Boone County) 1991-94
98 Corey Goodson (Western) 2001-2004
98 Jon Chapman (Pikeville) 1995-98
97 Shawn Robbins (Bell County) 2001-05
97 Monquantae Gibson (Moore) 1998-01
97 Jeremy Britt (Danville) 1995-98
93 Michael West (Lawrence County) 1998-01
88 Josh Gross (Russell) 2001-04
Not a bad bit of company to be in. Also not bad considering he very rarely played past half time in any game that I ever watched him play.
I guess my point is we can all set here and crow about who is the best. We all have our opinion of who is the best and we can all state our opinions but they need to be kept civil.
Plus for argument sake I would like any more information on any of the fine backs out there.
You forgot to mention he got to toss the coin before the State Championship game. He then got to watch Howard and Jones win a second straight State Cahmpionship.
03-31-2008, 04:36 PM
Back on topic Harmon has got to be considered one of the best, but there are always a couple of names that surprise people. Here is hoping some of those surprises come from Cardinal Country. Good luck to all.
03-31-2008, 11:20 PM
JackFrost Wrote::thatsfunn
do you find humor in that or something? allen had 2100 yards last year and seth had around 1000..so why would we need someone else thats good, but not as good as allen, and would be taking carries away from those two?
03-31-2008, 11:22 PM
jetpilot Wrote:I wouldn't trade Harmon for two Craynons.
Hmmm..maybe if you had two craynons then you wouldnt have gotten beat 27-12
04-01-2008, 12:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2008, 07:54 AM by DEVILOLOGIST.)
OKay since I only got to read the posts now I say this...
I mentioned Dustin NOT IN DISRESPECT, but in good favor. he was and is a great RB.. I dont argue that,, the point is said from all teams.. and you are right we can say what we want about the best RB this coming year but we have no idea,, we can just TALK.
Now as far as history is concerned. We got beat by a great Belfry team in 2004. Everybody knows that. Jones and Howard were a great tandem, Gross still had over 200 yards rushing, yea he got pounded, pounded to death but never came out of the game even after injuring his shoulder in the first quarter. He had the fumble into the end zone when he got DRILLED. I am not argueing that we got beat or if was even close, we were outmatched in that game, out played and flat out beat.
BUT believe me we returned the favor for the next 2 years, with the greatest win over Belfry by coming down there and totally shutting down their offense, only allowed like 70 yards rushing the entire game and played prolly the best defensive game they played all year.
We can sit here and talk history for along time. But the post is the TOP 5 EKY RB's in 2008.
here goes.
Drew Abrams- Russell
Harmon- Pikeville
Lee- Belfry
Denton- Raceland
5. fill inthe blank
EKUALUM05-- My words were- "Have the ability"... you are right,, they have to play hard to beat the combo of Gross and Clark.. I bet they will surprise alot of people this year.
I mentioned Dustin NOT IN DISRESPECT, but in good favor. he was and is a great RB.. I dont argue that,, the point is said from all teams.. and you are right we can say what we want about the best RB this coming year but we have no idea,, we can just TALK.
Now as far as history is concerned. We got beat by a great Belfry team in 2004. Everybody knows that. Jones and Howard were a great tandem, Gross still had over 200 yards rushing, yea he got pounded, pounded to death but never came out of the game even after injuring his shoulder in the first quarter. He had the fumble into the end zone when he got DRILLED. I am not argueing that we got beat or if was even close, we were outmatched in that game, out played and flat out beat.
BUT believe me we returned the favor for the next 2 years, with the greatest win over Belfry by coming down there and totally shutting down their offense, only allowed like 70 yards rushing the entire game and played prolly the best defensive game they played all year.
We can sit here and talk history for along time. But the post is the TOP 5 EKY RB's in 2008.
here goes.
Drew Abrams- Russell
Harmon- Pikeville
Lee- Belfry
Denton- Raceland
5. fill inthe blank
EKUALUM05-- My words were- "Have the ability"... you are right,, they have to play hard to beat the combo of Gross and Clark.. I bet they will surprise alot of people this year.
Romans 14:11
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
04-01-2008, 12:39 AM
dfblackcat53 Wrote:do you find humor in that or something? allen had 2100 yards last year and seth had around 1000..so why would we need someone else thats good, but not as good as allen, and would be taking carries away from those two?
no you misunderstood what i was laffing at, i thought it was funny how u said that u didnt need harmon which i agree lol im not dogging p-burg about anything so calm it down wildman lol
04-01-2008, 01:32 AM
DEVILOLOGIST Wrote:EKUALUM05-- My words were- "Have the ability"... you are right,, they have to play hard to beat the combo of Gross and Clark.. I bet they will surprise alot of people this year.
I am pretty sure if Russell can bring a trophy up Red Devil Way again, and do so with a dominating rushing game, they definately will make a strong case for discussion. HAHA
04-01-2008, 02:32 AM
dfblackcat53 Wrote:Hmmm..maybe if you had two craynons then you wouldnt have gotten beat 27-12Nope, maybe if they would have had their starting QB and LB.
04-01-2008, 03:06 AM
Woodworker Wrote:Wow that has to be the funniest comment I have ever read. Russell losing 15-12 is getting hammered??I saw that game and it was pretty close to a massacre.
What would you call Belfry's loss to Central last year with a score of 27-17 a massacre?????
04-01-2008, 03:07 AM
dblg11 Wrote:umm...last time i checked we were talking about 2007...not 2004...o yea...remember what happened in 2004?? belfry beat russel...how ironic...get over the past...leave it there...u guys r goin nowhere next season except 2 your house 2 watch belfry keep playin...This is why I have a distaste for all things Belfry.:Clap:
04-01-2008, 06:37 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2008, 07:55 AM by DEVILOLOGIST.)
DEVILOLOGIST Wrote:here goes.
Drew Abrams- Russell
Harmon- Pikeville
Lee- Belfry
Denton- Raceland
5. fill inthe blank
Harmon goes to Pikeville, not Sheldon Clark. Unless there is one there that I don't know about.
04-01-2008, 07:56 AM
TRAIN85 Wrote:Harmon goes to Pikeville, not Sheldon Clark. Unless there is one there that I don't know about.I corrected the error, thanks GT
Romans 14:11
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
04-01-2008, 04:08 PM
Super-Card Wrote:Big words from a team that didn't even get the chance to play Belfry last year. I'm sure Russell has a talented backfield, they always do, but to bring up all that talk about May was pretty much a cheap shot. You never hear anyone from Belfry talk about how Gross was the 3rd best back on the field when his undefeated Russell team came to Vipperman and got smacked in the mouth by Jones and Howard. You don't hear them mention how Doug Howard stiffed armed Russell's all time leading rusher to the ground as he went to the endzone. But thats ok you just keep talking about May. The kid was only first team all state last year and tied for the most overall votes. Where did Gross & Clark end up on the all state ballot? Was it first team?That stiff arm was on Russell's other cornor that year. He was 155 lbs soaking wet.
But That team wore Russell down and turned a close game into a comfortable victory. They were the best team. Jones was the best player on the field. All three RBs put on a show though. Jones and Gross each had over 200 yards and I believe Howard had over 190.
Yes Gross and Clark were both first team all state.
Fans from Russell and Belfry need to lay off each other. They both have great programs that have produced many very good football players. No need to cheapen either one.
04-01-2008, 04:27 PM
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Romans 14:11
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
It is written: " 'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.' "
04-02-2008, 02:00 PM
JackFrost Wrote:no you misunderstood what i was laffing at, i thought it was funny how u said that u didnt need harmon which i agree lol im not dogging p-burg about anything so calm it down wildman lol
lol im chill bro
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