zack 10 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 SALEM SPARTANS Fall 2006 Passing Stats No. Name POS ATT COMP YDS TDS INT LNG SACK SYDS FUM CmpPct YdsAtt TDPct IntPct 14 HANABURY, MARK QB 63 33 684 8 3 24 .52 10.86 .13 .05 11 LEFTWICH, NICK QB 3 1 20 .33 6.67 TOTAL 66 34 704 8 3 24 .52 10.67 .12 .05 SALEM SPARTANS Fall 2006 Rushing Stats No. Name POS YDS ATT TDS FUM LNG AVG 34 ANDERSON, AARON RB 277 64 3 4.33 21 CLEMO, JONATHAN RB 500 55 6 50 9.09 3 FISCHER, EVAN WR -2 1 2 goad, nathan RB 41 13 2 3.15 7 GRIGSBY, BRANDON DL 725 117 9 6.20 14 HANABURY, MARK QB 423 63 6 62 6.71 4 HUDSON, HARRISON RB 346 56 1 6.18 11 LEFTWICH, NICK QB 9 5 1.80 42 MARTIN, ANDRE WR 13 6 1 2.17 40 STALLARD, ROSS RB 65 13 5.00 TOTAL 2397 393 28 62 6.10 SALEM SPARTANS Fall 2006 Receiving Stats No. Name POS REC YDS AVG TDS DROP FUM LONG 21 CLEMO, JONATHAN RB 3 85 28.33 2 9 DEMOLE, BRETT WR 6 132 22.00 3 3 FISCHER, EVAN WR 14 259 18.50 1 51 19 GAINES, COREY WR 3 28 9.33 8 48 GEORGE, GEORGE TE 4 49 12.25 14 7 GRIGSBY, BRANDON DL 1 9 9.00 4 HUDSON, HARRISON RB 2 39 19.50 1 TOTAL 33 601 18.21 7 73 SALEM SPARTANS Fall 2006 Passing Stats No. Name POS ATT COMP YDS TDS INT LNG SACK SYDS FUM CmpPct YdsAtt TDPct IntPct 14 HANABURY, MARK QB 63 33 684 8 3 24 .52 10.86 .13 .05 11 LEFTWICH, NICK QB 3 1 20 .33 6.67 TOTAL 66 34 704 8 3 24 .52 10.67 .12 .05 SALEM SPARTANS Fall 2006 Rushing Stats No. Name POS YDS ATT TDS FUM LNG AVG 34 ANDERSON, AARON RB 277 64 3 4.33 21 CLEMO, JONATHAN RB 500 55 6 50 9.09 3 FISCHER, EVAN WR -2 1 2 goad, nathan RB 41 13 2 3.15 7 GRIGSBY, BRANDON DL 725 117 9 6.20 14 HANABURY, MARK QB 423 63 6 62 6.71 4 HUDSON, HARRISON RB 346 56 1 6.18 11 LEFTWICH, NICK QB 9 5 1.80 42 MARTIN, ANDRE WR 13 6 1 2.17 40 STALLARD, ROSS RB 65 13 5.00 TOTAL 2397 393 28 62 6.10 SALEM SPARTANS Fall 2006 Receiving Stats No. Name POS REC YDS AVG TDS DROP FUM LONG 21 CLEMO, JONATHAN RB 3 85 28.33 2 9 DEMOLE, BRETT WR 6 132 22.00 3 3 FISCHER, EVAN WR 14 259 18.50 1 51 19 GAINES, COREY WR 3 28 9.33 8 48 GEORGE, GEORGE TE 4 49 12.25 14 7 GRIGSBY, BRANDON DL 1 9 9.00 4 HUDSON, HARRISON RB 2 39 19.50 1 TOTAL 33 601 18.21 7 73 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tarter_Ball28 10 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 the point to this??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Justin_Credible 10 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 guess there a good team Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tarter_Ball28 10 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 well according to vhsl records....richlands just broke the state record for most points in 10 games..they may be a good team Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GMan 3,569 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 [ QUOTE ] well according to vhsl records....richlands just broke the state record for most points in 10 games..they may be a good team [/ QUOTE ] Not quite... That "record" was for when the VHSL did not have playoffs, only a 10-game season, prior to 1970. Several teams have gone over that number since 1970 (440 points in games), but they are not recognized as the 10-game scoring record. Now, the VHSL counts every game played, including playoffs, as a "season"...Richlands will have to score 319 points in the playoffs to break Hampton's record of 819 points in a season. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
old_school_blue 247 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 So how many teams have scored over 500 points in the regular season? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zack 10 Author Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 not really anything , i just like numbers and stats and sometimes they may mean nothing. richlands has a great team and not trying to compare anything, but i will say this about maghanbauers 3 teams. 2004 had more offensive stars with andre hairston, shawver, tony spradlin and we were extremely hard to stop on offense no matter the defense, and our defense was pretty good too with brian webb, dustin pickle and several other stars. shawver was a thrower. 2005 saw keith gaines at qb and he brought the run, pass mix in and got better and better as a passer. we still had duan smith in the backfield, tony spradlin at receiver.we were not quite as good offensively but our defense was probably a little better. this year mark hanabury came in at qb and he is a mixture of shawver and gaines.a good passer who can run, not a sprinter like gaines , and probably not as good a passer as shawver, but together with his decision making skills and leadership has become a very good quarterback.the mark of this team is depth, the offensive line and great defense.this team, not super big is not the fastest but very quick.the defense plays very well together. blacksburg had the best offense we have saw yet and they ended up with 10 points which was helped by 3 turnovers. they had about 30 yards rushing for the game and 160 yards passing in 30 attempts. salem had 229 yards rushing and 87 yards passing., 320 yards of offense. im glad we had the close game, which could serve to help us later. i know everybody is shooting for us and pulaski will be this week. they are only 2-7 but those of you that attended the scrimmages in bluefield know that they are better than that.william fleming and possibly amherst or that great amherst team looms on the horizon so either we way i can say we have had a great team. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GMan 3,569 Report Share Posted November 8, 2006 [ QUOTE ] So how many teams have scored over 500 points in the regular season? [/ QUOTE ] Well, Hampton for one... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zack 10 Author Report Share Posted November 9, 2006 salem in 1998 and 1999 came close. 1998 salem 42 brookville 7 salem 47 pulaski 0 salem 41 cave spring 17 salem 36 blacksburg 0 salem 31 lord bototourt 0 salem 26 william byrd 0 salem 19 northside 0 salem 41 allegheny 0 salem 43 christiansburg 14 salem 58 rockbridge 0 salem 40 jefferson forest 0 regional semi salem 26 heritage 0 regional final salem 17 martinsville 0 state semi salem 28 lafayette 18 state final 1999 salem 40 brookville 14 salem 41 pulaski 21 salem 27 cave spring 14 salem 52 rockbridge 7 salem 40 blacksburg 0 salem 63 lord bototourt 0 salem 31 william byrd 0 salem 23 northside 6 salem 56 allegheny 0 salem 30 christiansburg 0 salem 41 jefferson forest 16 regional semi salem 58 amherst 0 regional final salem 31 martinsville 0 state semi salem 21 park view sterling 20 state final Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wackiejack 10 Report Share Posted November 9, 2006 What about the combination of scoring 500 and only giving up 50 in 10 games?? (Like Richlands did) I'm doubting that has occured very much, if ever. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tarter_Ball28 10 Report Share Posted November 10, 2006 well im sittin here looking at vhsl records and they have a record for 10 games and then 14 games....the 10 game record has been shattered by us and ur right the 14 game isnt even close but i dont know Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GMan 3,569 Report Share Posted November 10, 2006 [ QUOTE ] well im sittin here looking at vhsl records and they have a record for 10 games and then 14 games....the 10 game record has been shattered by us and ur right the 14 game isnt even close but i dont know [/ QUOTE ] That's the 10-game record I was talking about that they no longer use as the "official" season scoring record...they quit using that one when the VHSL started having playoffs in 1970. If you notice that record dates back to 1945. Hampton holds the official season scoring record with 819 points...average 80 points/game in the playoffs through the State Championship and then Richlands will have the record... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigBlueAlum 12 Report Share Posted November 10, 2006 [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] well im sittin here looking at vhsl records and they have a record for 10 games and then 14 games....the 10 game record has been shattered by us and ur right the 14 game isnt even close but i dont know [/ QUOTE ] That's the 10-game record I was talking about that they no longer use as the "official" season scoring record...they quit using that one when the VHSL started having playoffs in 1970. If you notice that record dates back to 1945. Hampton holds the official season scoring record with 819 points...average 80 points/game in the playoffs through the State Championship and then Richlands will have the record... [/ QUOTE ] no problem. lol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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