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First of all Colquitt County brought exactly what i expected, a tough team who will bang with anyone they go up against Despite the close loss I was very impressed with a lot of what I saw with Columbia Columbia showed flashes of a balanced attack and did get some running yards at times against Colquitt but also have work to do as they were stopped quite a bit behind line as well, the QB for Columbia Jordan Smith looked very good for the most part and seemed to make smart decisions with passing and not taking unnecessary risks Columbia did have 7 starters sitting out with injuries to keep them healthy for the game next week against TCA, so considering that i was impressed that Columbia was able to hold up against Colquitt blow for blow for most of the game and from what I've read, several Colquitt fans earned a measure of respect for Columbia which is touching because they are one of toughest and best teams in all of GA so that don't come easy Columbia still has to improve as season moves along on OL and we need to get better at stopping the run but overall they showed flashes of a team capable of competing and winning their region As for Colquitt I was very impressed with the RB they had, he must have had at least 150 yards in the game and was tough to bring down Overall a very good game to watch even with the light rain and I hope that this becomes a regular season game in near future

Are we doing a pic'ems this year and was that the start of it?

Hwy, When I saw that 17-7 lead in the 3rd quarter I got pretty excited. LWales/Hardee gonna be a gone one. https://twitter.com/CountyPolk

Gulliver Prep beat Barbara Goleman 50-14. I'm surprised at that Palmetto/Western score, although I saw Palmetto's defense did most of the damage. Western's weakness when it comes to the better 8A teams will probably be its offense. Doesn't look like they'll have enough firepower. It won't matter in district play I think, but if they want to beat an STA or advance deep in the playoffs, the offense will have to tighten up bc the defense should be fine.

While Vero struggled against Dwyer in the spring which was a moral victory losing in the last seconds to Dwyer, AHD pummeled Dwyer.......so this an interesting scenario, I'm hearing AHD is down while Dwyer lost their HC but they put up points against Vero and Boca and both teams are potential playoff teams..... Next week Vero gets AHD at home and I also hear AHD is well coached team but like I said they are down this year...... If I gotta winner then I got Vero, because they prove they can beat live teams at home Vero by 10

Oh Dang, Now we in trouble... lol. Welcome to the Mothership Peezy.

Playing without starting QB Chayil Garnett, Lakeland led Osceola 30-0 after one quarter, 36-0 in the 2nd quarter when the running clock kicked in. Playing with more backups as the running clock ran, Lakeland took the 2nd half kickoff and drove for a TD to go up 43-0. More backups came in and Osceola managed three TDs late to lose 43-20.

Don't jinx us with Hurricane talk (or your gators lol)

True indeed, although I am sure you are aged enough to remember when football season didnt start until after Labor Day lol. Football is technically year round now anyway.

All-American at FL A&M Legendary south FL hs coach who won numerous state titles prior to integration Hint: If you are a SF hs football fan, there is a good chance you have heard this man's name before

Legendary high school football coach Nathaniel "Traz" Powell was one of the great African American sports pioneers in Miami's history. Born and raised in Miami's Overtown section, Powell was a standout athlete at Booker T. Washington High School in the early 1940s. He went on to attend Florida A&M and was a 2-time Black College All American end. On December 6, 1947, Powell along with his Florida A&M teammates made history when they became the first black athletes to play in the Orange Bowl Stadium as part of the 1947 Orange Blossom Classic against Hampton Institute of Virginia. Powell scored the game's only touchdown making him the first African American to score at the Orange Bowl. Following a brilliant college career, he returned home to Miami in 1948 and became the head coach at George Washington Carver High School in Coconut Grove. From 1948 to 1965, Powell led the Carver Hornets to 5 undefeated state championships. In 1966, Carver was downsized into a middle school as part the integration of the Miami-Dade County public school system. He then moved on to Mays High School in Goulds, where he won another state title in 1966. In 1968, Powell once again made history in the Orange Bowl when he led tiny Mays High to a 14-7 upset over traditional power Miami High. It was the first time the Stingarees had played an all-black high school. By 1969, Mays was also downsized into a middle school and Powell's coaching career was over. In 21 years as a high school football coach, he compiled a 167-37-3 record and never had a losing season He later went on to coach track at Miami-Dade Community College North Campus and taught physical education. In 1980 Powell died from a heart attack. But he left a huge legacy. The football stadium at Miami-Dade College is named after him and is the home field to several of Miami's best high school football teams.

Miami Northwestern's logo makes me think of Schlitz malt liquor

Will be in a few months

Yo... you know he aint legal yet right lmao... Tell your Corch to come to Clearwater next year and ill buy a round or 2.

Look folks... I made the move to get things back on track. It was my decision. There were some misunderstandings over the past 6 to 9 months that I had to correct. I am just going to leave it at that and go forward.

OH GAWD, you don't mean that I may be accused of CHILD ABUSE?

Not even a conversation over tea and crumpets?

Sorry a few months short of being legal for me to purchase achohol Maybe next year

I think that this is a FINE move! And don't forget that you're buying rounds for PACKER NATION, after the game next Friddie nite!

I was gone a full month

"Central Florida" refers only to Orlando metro area. It's odd because if one looks at a map they might think other areas would be included. That Polk County isn't central Florida, but Daytona Beach is, is a concept I simply lack the intelligence to understand.