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Well to the point of being a coach at a small school compared to bigger schools and wins Vs loses let's look at the history books of swva football. Coach Tom Turner for the Appalachia bulldogs was a 300 plus win coach with multiple state titles and probably never had half the talent on his sideline compared to the teams he faced. Tom could take a hand full of boys from little coal camps and play Iron Man football and beat schools like gate city, Powell Valley, etc. And in years that teams like gate city and Powell Valley beat appy it was seldom a blow out. If a coach like Tom Turner had the talent that rolled through Powell Valley and gate city he would have won 10 or state championships in my humble opinion. I've seen mid 90s appy teams with 30 kids that could kick the crap out of just about any team today due to there sheer toughness and coach Tom turners ability to fire em up.

I give thanks to our Lord for all the blessings he has given us. I pray that our Father will watch over us all and protect us from harm each day. May he bless our children provide them with a loving and caring home. I ask this in the name of our Lord, Amen.

Somebody tell BlackWolf5 that there's gonna be some scouts at Bullit Saturday. VT, UT, UGA from what I heard.

There are a few good Appo fans out there, but I've found the vast majority to be arrogant and insufferable. Five minutes on that other board always makes me extremely thankful for this site.

Want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Thankful for this site! Can always learn what is going on with our teams and scores!

Want to wish my new found friends on this amazing site a Happy Thanksgiving. God bless y'all and God bless my bears lol

Happy Thanksgiving to all the folks that make this board a great place!

Well said. And I agree 100%!

Sorry to inform you but the Hurley Rebels have nothing to do with this topic. Someone is upset because someone didn't get to play enough, and they quit. End of story.

In 1929 Graham was referred to as the "Panthers". In 1931 through 1934 they were the "Bears". The first reference to G-Men is in 1935.

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