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Reidsville # 1 Seed is bogus….again.

I guess we do have a pretty good RPI !!!! Strange how that happened. What does it take to be above average? I guess now the opposition will just be down 10 walking on the field. Our average winning margin is 35. How many games have you watched our average team play?
I don't go by RPI, I coach for a living and I have nothing but the up most respect for the Reidsville pedigree. However when I look at the non conference opponents 5-5, 3-7, 3-7, and the one team that was 7-3 is your RPI! Always remember that styles make fights! Everyone is running the spread and the fitness style makes your defense soft. When I look at Reidsville as a entire time they have been built off QBs. You don't have that anymore. I know that because I saw it with my own eyes. I watched the entire game against Walkertown. Your offensive line will be your down fall this year. Your passing game will be another part that teams will see. I never said that they are not good but they are average. That conference is weak and averaging 35 is just an illusion in high school. Everyone knows if you are beating a team or losing to a team kids will give up in later quarters. Walkertown made 2 big mistakes that changed the complexity of that game. Not to say they were winning at half. Your young RB is why you won. I think that any team that is good in the fronts are above average. You have size on d-line but depth will definitely be your problem and that is why I said average. This team is not as good as the team that lost to East Duplin, and East Duplin was not the number seed in the East.
Much Respect,
 
I don't go by RPI, I coach for a living and I have nothing but the up most respect for the Reidsville pedigree. However when I look at the non conference opponents 5-5, 3-7, 3-7, and the one team that was 7-3 is your RPI! Always remember that styles make fights! Everyone is running the spread and the fitness style makes your defense soft. When I look at Reidsville as a entire time they have been built off QBs. You don't have that anymore. I know that because I saw it with my own eyes. I watched the entire game against Walkertown. Your offensive line will be your down fall this year. Your passing game will be another part that teams will see. I never said that they are not good but they are average. That conference is weak and averaging 35 is just an illusion in high school. Everyone knows if you are beating a team or losing to a team kids will give up in later quarters. Walkertown made 2 big mistakes that changed the complexity of that game. Not to say they were winning at half. Your young RB is why you won. I think that any team that is good in the fronts are above average. You have size on d-line but depth will definitely be your problem and that is why I said average. This team is not as good as the team that lost to East Duplin, and East Duplin was not the number seed in the East.
Much Respect,

You make some very valid points, but I really think you are underestimating Neal as a QB. Walkertown was probably his worst outing all season. The passing game was out of rhythm, and I think he may have had some injury issues that game.
 
You make some very valid points, but I really think you are underestimating Neal as a QB. Walkertown was probably his worst outing all season. The passing game was out of rhythm, and I think he may have had some injury issues that game.
Blessed with some of the best pass receivers in the state, Neal has completed an amazing 76 percent of his passes (143 of 188) with only two picks. Totals are 2019 yards and 26 touchdowns. His scrambling ability is second to none and he distributes the ball like a great point guard (which he is). Not bad for a first-year starter who is still one of he best defensive backs in the state and could be a top wide receiver.
Side note: last year's Ram starter Al Lee (actually a three-year starter) has recently stepped into a leading role at Barton. He had two TD passes and 215 yards in a win over Catawba two weeks ago and followed with a 165-yard passing effort in a loss to Limestone. Barton has one more game this Saturday.
 
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You make some very valid points, but I really think you are underestimating Neal as a QB. Walkertown was probably his worst outing all season. The passing game was out of rhythm, and I think he may have had some injury issues that game.

We still had that game pretty much wrapped up in the 2nd half. Very easily could have been a 3td win.
 
You make some very valid points, but I really think you are underestimating Neal as a QB. Walkertown was probably his worst outing all season. The passing game was out of rhythm, and I think he may have had some injury issues that game.
Understood, I like him as a QB, I just don't know if he can beat you throwing the ball 20 plus times. He is the fastest player on the field but teams are going to play Penny coverage and start blitzing him to his left. If Reidsville run more QB iso and power read, I think that would be the solution for them in order for them to make a serious run. I thought Walkertown D-line played better and they caused that out of rhythm. Either way, I wish them the best!
 
Understood, I like him as a QB, I just don't know if he can beat you throwing the ball 20 plus times. He is the fastest player on the field but teams are going to play Penny coverage and start blitzing him to his left. If Reidsville run more QB iso and power read, I think that would be the solution for them in order for them to make a serious run. I thought Walkertown D-line played better and they caused that out of rhythm. Either way, I wish them the best!
Reidsville might be throwing it 40 times with the loss of 1500-yard RB to IR.
 
How long?
Cobb, who has committed to Air Force, expected to be good as new next year after breaking collarbone in game 10. And there's nobody else with more than a few carries. Seeing who steps up in the running game is the BIG question going into post-season.
 
Cobb, who has committed to Air Force, expected to be good as new next year after breaking collarbone in game 10. And there's nobody else with more than a few carries. Seeing who steps up in the running game is the BIG question going into post-season.


That will be the big question to see how it looks tomorrow.
 
I don't go by RPI, I coach for a living and I have nothing but the up most respect for the Reidsville pedigree. However when I look at the non conference opponents 5-5, 3-7, 3-7, and the one team that was 7-3 is your RPI! Always remember that styles make fights! Everyone is running the spread and the fitness style makes your defense soft. When I look at Reidsville as a entire time they have been built off QBs. You don't have that anymore. I know that because I saw it with my own eyes. I watched the entire game against Walkertown. Your offensive line will be your down fall this year. Your passing game will be another part that teams will see. I never said that they are not good but they are average. That conference is weak and averaging 35 is just an illusion in high school. Everyone knows if you are beating a team or losing to a team kids will give up in later quarters. Walkertown made 2 big mistakes that changed the complexity of that game. Not to say they were winning at half. Your young RB is why you won. I think that any team that is good in the fronts are above average. You have size on d-line but depth will definitely be your problem and that is why I said average. This team is not as good as the team that lost to East Duplin, and East Duplin was not the number seed in the East.
Much Respect,
Many teams are now running spread offenses, which can expose defensive vulnerabilities, especially if the team hasn't adapted to that style of play. The reliance on a strong quarterback legacy is another crucial factor; without a standout QB, it’s challenging for any team to maintain its previous level of excellence. Watching the game against Walkertown, it was evident that the offensive line struggled at times, which could indeed be a critical factor as the season progresses. Having size is one thing, but sustaining performance throughout the game is another challenge altogether, especially against teams with robust offensive fronts.
 
Many teams are now running spread offenses, which can expose defensive vulnerabilities, especially if the team hasn't adapted to that style of play. The reliance on a strong quarterback legacy is another crucial factor; without a standout QB, it’s challenging for any team to maintain its previous level of excellence. Watching the game against Walkertown, it was evident that the offensive line struggled at times, which could indeed be a critical factor as the season progresses. Having size is one thing, but sustaining performance throughout the game is another challenge altogether, especially against teams with robust offensive fronts.

Looks like AI wrote that.
 
Im sorry your team is trash and cant even get blue jerseys that match their pants

And it's basketball that pays, not football.
You feel better calling a group of hard-working young men and coaches' trash? And not only that, doubling down on your ignorance by making fun of their uniforms? I make it a point not to argue with kids on message boards, but I just couldn't let this one slip by.

BTW, you really should proofread your post before hitting POST REPLY. Your grammar and spelling are really showing your level of intelligence...or the lack thereof.
 
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You feel better calling a group of hard-working young men and coaches' trash? And not only that, doubling down on your ignorance by making fun of their uniforms? I make it a point not to argue with kids on message boards, but I just couldn't let this one slip by.

BTW, you really should proofread your post before hitting POST REPLY. Your grammar and spelling are really showing your level of intelligence...or the lack thereof.

You cant take a little TRASH talk on a message board... But will be trash yourself and insinuate Reidsville football players are getting paid?
 
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