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I was talking South Holston over in Washington Co. 

No more rocks and busted bottles and the strips they use in police chases? Well hell there goes the home field advantage. 

I know Floyd Co doesn't technically fall within what is considered SWVA on the map at the top of the page, however, I feel like this is something everyone would appreciate and a coaching career that seems to have lasted forever and a tenure we might not see again for a while. 

Lol Galax has been so one dimensional all year they would probably have to call a time out and reassess  if they saw less than 9 in the box. 

I thought Ryan was referring to Hungry Mother towards Marion or Breaks Interstate Park going towards Kentucky. Don't know if those are an hour from Richlands but sounds about right. Never heard of Lake Witten

Naugist, is that you???

Bring back Vaught?  Are you sure?
 
 
 

Bring back Vaught?  Are you sure?
 
 
 

I bet you're fun at parties.

Can't have a Superstar hurt in Class 1 or Class 2 and recovery in most situations.  Take away CCC and Riverheads is still awesome, but not quite the same.  Take away Clark at Radford and Radford is still awesome, but not quite the same.  Same for Clements and Graham.  Anderson is a stud.  Take him away at Union and Union is still awesome, but not quite the same.  Go back in history and same thing.  What if King William doesn't have the monster Claiborne against Graham, or Cam Allen doesn't play in 2018, Mitchell his senior year at Union out, Scruggs at Appo if he were hurt.  It just completely changes the nature and effectiveness of the team, especially at the Class 1 and 2 levels.

I know Union fans love the idea of keeping all of those WRs but hear me out.  If #2 is faster and a better athlete than the JV QB, I'd go with #2.  A running threat at QB just stresses the defense so much....you saw that with Anderson and you see it with O'Quin.  Besides, Union just isn't going to fully commit to a 3-4 WR set.  If you aren't committed to throwing it 40% of the time, you are wasting talent by having 3 or 4 good wide receivers.  I still consider RV's 2021 season as the best use of a WR trio as each of those "big 3" caught over 50 balls. Unless Turner turns into Andy Reid, I just don't see it. 
Now, if the JV kid has good wheels and can throw it, that's a different story.  But, the QB should be the most important position and #2 used to be a QB and has two years as a varsity starter.  Makes sense to me.     

I’m hearing it’ll likely be 2, Bostic. Son of a coach and super athletic. I’m not sure I wouldn’t let Hall start and keep Bostic at WR where he’s so dangerous, take some lumps next year and then be primed to go in 2025 but I dunno. 

Kid is a hoss. Union will be nasty next year for sure. 

Can't have a Superstar hurt in Class 1 or Class 2 and recovery in most situations.  Take away CCC and Riverheads is still awesome, but not quite the same.  Take away Clark at Radford and Radford is still awesome, but not quite the same.  Same for Clements and Graham.  Anderson is a stud.  Take him away at Union and Union is still awesome, but not quite the same.  Go back in history and same thing.  What if King William doesn't have the monster Claiborne against Graham, or Cam Allen doesn't play in 2018, Mitchell his senior year at Union out, Scruggs at Appo if he were hurt.  It just completely changes the nature and effectiveness of the team, especially at the Class 1 and 2 levels.

I haven't mentioned any name, but there is someone I think can "right the ship".  Someone said no one would want to come and rebuild.  Well, that could be said for Graham, and Tazewell as well, but they have rebuilt with the right coaches.  It can't be a revolving door, because those doors move quickly, around and around.  No effort to push it open,  go inside and stay.  I hope for the community, Blues program,  the young men on the team, and upcoming players,  it isn't about being vested in the school system, but an investment for the future of the program.  Wise decisions aren't made hastily for gratification, but long-term for success and development.  
 

Abe Hall lead the JV to an excellent season where their only loss was 33-30 @ Elizabethton. That offense seemed to be humming all season. 
 
Bringing back 4/5 of our Line, all of our receivers and of course Chandler. Really excited about the offensive potential next season. 

Stopping the run of Riverheads for whoever they face will be a tall task.

Valid question.
Who’s lined up to step in as the basketball HC when Ronnie gets the football job? He’s been know to just walk off and leave a bunch of kids before the season is over, or in this case, even started. 
 

Graham against Radford needs to be power run heavy Clements Graham like the one at Union.
Against Riverheads, Graham needs to be in wide open sets and if you want Clements to run, then run him a lot but from wide formations. Graham needs to get the football in the air a whole lot if it's Riverheads. Force them to cover in the secondary and split them out.

I wasn’t implying they didn’t have athletes but I haven’t seen them have the speed Graham and Radford have. They may very well be miles ahead of Riverheads in speed too but again I don’t see that as much as I see every player in position and doing their job on about every play. I suppose you don’t see blazing speed unless there are mistakes that have to be covered up. 

I’m not a hater. You can look at other recent threads on this site where I’ve openly rooted for Riverheads to be successful this season. I’ve also been front and center suggesting RH would have been very nearly as successful in Class 2 the past 8 years as they were in Class 1. 
 
But professionally, I have seen the county legislative agendas over the past 15 years. Redrawing boundaries seems to be a common occurrence in Augusta County. Something that isn’t very common in other counties in Virginia. Seems a bit suspicious to me when that coincides with where the county high schools compete. 
 
But I digress….

If VHSL calls the shots and Riverheads 100 percent truly believed that, then there would be no need to appeal to play in Class 1. You would have let the chips fall where they may without an appeal. 

If VHSL calls the shots and Riverheads 100 percent truly believed that, then there would be no need to appeal to play in Class 1. You would have let the chips fall where they may without an appeal. 

Why would "Everyone" be happy or unhappy? I think most people are content and "happy" with equality or simply playing in the classification that you truly have in your school.