rebel3

According to the Patrick Henry facebook page....
PH 35  J. I. Burton 0, end of 1st.

Not sure what you mean.

I was not at the game, but from what I was told, PH was also subbing at the same time. Starters played the first half for both teams for the most part. Abingdon was only leading at the half 7-0. I was told that PH got close to scoring but threw a pick. 2nd half was mostly all subs except for a few exceptions.

Sorry, I didn't see your post LOL

I was not at the game, but from what I was told, PH was also subbing at the same time. Starters played the first half for both teams for the most part. Abingdon was only leading at the half 7-0. I was told that PH got close to scoring but threw a pick. 2nd half was mostly all subs except for a few exceptions.

Patrick Henry Glade Spring 
8/22  Abingdon (Benefit Game)
8/30 @ Castlewood
9/6  Eastside
9/13 @ Hurley
9/20 @ Lee
9/27 John Battle
10/4 @ Rural Retreat 
10/11 Holston
10/25 Honaker
11/1 Chilhowie
11/8 @ Northwood
 

Cavdaddy, 2007 was 8 years ago. Let it go!!! Lol

You must also be forgetting the PH team of 1997. Went 10-0 in the regular season, and had a real shot at bringing home a title until injuries took their toll. They took down a great Rural Retreat team TWICE, the regular season game was a dogfight until PH pulled away late in the 4th. The Rebels suffered several key injuries in the final game of the regular season at Coeburn. In round 1 of the playoffs, The Rebels met the Indians again, This time the Rebels dominated even with the injuries and came out with a 17-0 win. However, the next week in the Region C championship against Radford, those injuries, along with a few more that occurred during the game, had the Rebels trying to fill positions with whoever they could. I know for a fact that they were playing a 4th string punter at the end of the game. Nonetheless, they held their own with the Bobcats, coming out with a 20-7 loss. 
The Rebs, at the beginning of that year, had went over to Powell Valley for a preseason scrimmage. The Rebs DOMINATED the Vikings that day. Yes, The same Vikings that had running back Julius Jones and won state that year. PV coach Phil Robbins has even admitted to this loss in the BHC a few years ago when he was retiring. The playoff matchup, had it have happened, would have been very interesting if the Rebels were fully healthy.
 
Anyway, I can't speak for this year's team. I have not seen them play, because I have moved out of the area. I did see them last year, and the Humphreys kid does have some potential, but I don't know about D1. He still has the rest of this season and 1 more left, so time will tell.