Freshman. Moved up from jvs
Western Regional Championship Robbinsville vs Mitchell
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I dont doubt that Robbinsville is the real deal, I already know that Walsh is a great coach, only coach to ever win a conference championship at Hayesville if my memory serves me thing is how much do you Robbinsville posters actually know about your football program? I'm calling BS on a few of you just like your wrestling coach did will Walsh run bucksweep all night? Yes until we stop it, then they will throw it's called watching film I can be a smartypants too lol
Robbinsville is gonna run the ball lol
We know we know can we stop it? I honestly think so but dont know so lol
Adam's is a stud but so was the rbs from Thomasville and Mount Airy will come down to line play
He is what 325?
Is it just me or some of these freshman bigger these days? Plus I believe they start the weight program earlier these days as probably middle school , I never lefted weights until I was a freshman when I played. But I was going to a home game this year and saw a lineman running in the parking lot wearing his jersey and jeans and I thought son aren't you running late? I assumed since sophomores aren't on JV anymore that he couldn't be a freshman then saw him in the stands. Not no 325 but still big to me for a freshman this boys are still growing after all, looking at the roaster I believe it was #75 since he was the biggest one 6'2" 260lbs.
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? I thought this one was going smooth and showing alot of mutual respect... I guess not?
Pick me up on the way through I’m in lol
Back in the day if you weighed a lot you could not take the practices. I remember a dude in 7-8th grade that weighed nearly 300. He couldn’t make it through the first practice. We ran 25 100 yard wind sprints, 100 up downs, 50 push-ups and sit ups. It was more like military boot camp back then.
Talk about running game. Whoa. Who can throw? Will be interesting. Fun game ahead fellas
Good lord it’s hard to be humble when you’re perfect in every way
Stop trap, buck sweep, roll out pass you might win. Uh both teams. Play.
We had John Phillips who was a good size youngin and had a great college career but in high school I believe he was only 217 or so about 6'4"-5" but seems that's just average size these days for some high school teams.
Mitchell be quoting Billy Hoyle this Friday. It’s hard, hard $&@ D&@m work making you look this bad lol
Well at least will need to be a couple scores better they only lost by one TD and extra point earlier in the year.
#77 was on varsity all year, he was moved up before the season, just had to earn his playing time.
He was from Spruce Pine and it was 1982-83 season not the 70's and the comment wasn't to brag about him it was just a reference to it seems that the lineman in high school these days are bigger. I don't know why it's a big deal to anyone to make a comparison like that.
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Different game nowadays. Back then option linemen had to be lean and fast
New Black Knight fan I see
Well coach Coggins played at NC State and while I think there are some better decisions especially offensively he could have made he was really the first to introduce a good weight lifting program at Mitchell that's kinda taking for granted today in high school so I believe boys are probably stronger today as well.
If 77 is really only a freshman he has a future in football quick for his size, I was impressed
Yeah rville to Mitchell isn't a bad playoff trip. As long as Asheville traffic isn't muffed
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Go Mountaineers
I played with him we graduated together had to go against him every day at practice I'm 5'9" not much of match lol But never went to his head always one of the nices guys you'll ever know.
Our coach who played for NC State new how to promote him so we knew he was getting offers, even meet Danny Ford when he came to see him. But if I remember right some schools wanted him for a lineman while Clemson wanted him for a linebacker but got there and became a lineman.
His little brother went to Clemson too and another guy our age James Phillips went to Wake Forest as I believe a tight end plus we had several guys on that team that went to small colleges like Mars Hill.
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