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Commercial Video Services, Inc. will professionally televise & stream Allegany and Fort Hill varsity football home games on a delay schedule per Allegany County Board of Education policy. 3 hours after kickoff for games at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Our professional football productions include multiple cameras, announcers, instant replay angles and high-end graphics features.

Here are the many options to watch the games:

In Standard Definition (SD) on Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) channel 20. Quality is limited due to Breezeline channel 20 capabilities.

We recommend our High Definition (HD) worldwide stream which is available on many platforms listed below and remains archived to watch anytime .

Commercial Video Website: http://commercialvideoservices.com/webcasts.htm

Watch on your PC, tablet or phone. You can screen-mirror it to your smart TV.

Also in High Definition (HD) for your TV on the Boxcast channel which is available on Roku, Smart TV's, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Google Chromecast. Add the Boxcast Channel to your channel menu then search for the Commercial Video Channel within Boxcast.

Sponsorships are needed. If you have a business or service that you would like to promote on the broadcasts/streams, please contact Greg Honeycutt at Commercial Video Services, Inc. 301-724-2799 anytime for information.
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Fort Hill JV football

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hbpass2 said:
would those kids have been better off going against the likes of Hess, sines, and vanmeter all season or playing in a JV game? I feel like last year would’ve been the exception to where practice was more useful than games would’ve been plus they got to see a good deal of playing time on varsity.
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You are still dealing with kids. They like to have the opportunity to play in a game once a week. Practicing everyday and never getting in a game isn't fun. I've been there. It sucked.
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Fort Hill JV football

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cumbfanatic said:
Allegany moved a few up, I’m not sure if the number. 1 doesn’t play varsity, why not let them get playing experience and develop on the jayvee team rather than stand on the sidelines at a varsity game. I’m sure there is reasoning for it and maybe they will move him down when the couple injured players come back. They put him in against Holidaysburg in the fourth qtr when the game was in hand.
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Last year FH moved up about 5 linemen who never got in the game. But they needed them to practice against. They literally had no linemen to practice against. Not sure if that is the case at Alco. But when we are all small school that is sometimes a bummer necessity.

However, my reply to that is...let the kid play in his JV game that day. Use him for practice the other days just so he can get his playing time. Although understandably that isn't so easy with chemistry.
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Fort Hill JV football

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TDHelmick said:
No. There are 10 sophomores on varsity. If they play in the JV game during the week, they cannot play varsity on the weekend.

Also, FH freshman team won at Hedgesville last night 24-8. None of the 9th graders got moved up in order to keep the numbers balanced. They have a solid defensive lineman who should be on varsity next season (#51). Was unblockable.
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Wow. That’s impressive. That sophomore class has got to be very stout. Freshman too.
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Fort Hill JV football

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Allegany moved a few up, I’m not sure if the number. 1 doesn’t play varsity, why not let them get playing experience and develop on the jayvee team rather than stand on the sidelines at a varsity game. I’m sure there is reasoning for it and maybe they will move him down when the couple injured players come back. They put him in against Holidaysburg in the fourth qtr when the game was in hand.
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Fort Hill JV football

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Tony54 said:
This may be a silly question, but do any of the sophomores on the varsity roster get to play in the game last night against Catoctin?
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No. There are 10 sophomores on varsity. If they play in the JV game during the week, they cannot play varsity on the weekend.

Also, FH freshman team won at Hedgesville last night 24-8. None of the 9th graders got moved up in order to keep the numbers balanced. They have a solid defensive lineman who should be on varsity next season (#51). Was unblockable.
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JV football: Huskies @ Miners

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TDHelmick said:
I may dread having to say this. And please, I mean this out of total respect for Northern and Phil Carr. No one has more respect from other coaches in this area than Coach Carr.

However, I was at the Northern D1 youth league game at Greenway on Sunday against the Patriots (64-0 final score). Northern had 15 players grades 6-8. They are the only CAYFL team that does not field a D2 squad. The past few years have been that low in numbers. Unfortunately the scoreboard reflects the difficulties about to come for Northern.

I'm told Phil Carr is close to the end of his tenured football coaching career. I fear the Huskies are going to have an extremely difficult time fielding a varsity football team in 2-3 years. There definitely is not likely going to be a JV team. I believe this season may be their last hoorah in regards to being remotely competitive and I base this on roster size and what I have seen at their lower levels. If you have 15 players through three grades I have no idea how you deal with it. That is where Hancock comes from and it's not easy.

I'm hoping Northern can find a way to reverse the course. Southern is trying. I have nothing but respect for all Garrett County football coaches at all levels. God Bless them for trying to keep football alive. Northern is going to face what Southern had to endure last season and Coach Carr most likely can't be there.

Phil Carr is to Garrett County football what Tom Bosley was to Garrett County basketball. That's a huge compliment to both of those coaches.
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Maybe Northern needs the change at the top if for no other reason than change. There seems to be more enthusiasm at Southern with the new coach. Now it may take them 3-4+ years to get back to competitive status, but at least the arrow seems to be pointed up.
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JV football: Huskies @ Miners

TDHelmick
I may dread having to say this. And please, I mean this out of total respect for Northern and Phil Carr. No one has more respect from other coaches in this area than Coach Carr.

However, I was at the Northern D1 youth league game at Greenway on Sunday against the Patriots (64-0 final score). Northern had 15 players grades 6-8. They are the only CAYFL team that does not field a D2 squad. The past few years have been that low in numbers. Unfortunately the scoreboard reflects the difficulties about to come for Northern.

I'm told Phil Carr is close to the end of his tenured football coaching career. I fear the Huskies are going to have an extremely difficult time fielding a varsity football team in 2-3 years. There definitely is not likely going to be a JV team. I believe this season may be their last hoorah in regards to being remotely competitive and I base this on roster size and what I have seen at their lower levels. If you have 15 players through three grades I have no idea how you deal with it. That is where Hancock comes from and it's not easy.

I'm hoping Northern can find a way to reverse the course. Southern is trying. I have nothing but respect for all Garrett County football coaches at all levels. God Bless them for trying to keep football alive. Northern is going to face what Southern had to endure last season and Coach Carr most likely can't be there.

Phil Carr is to Garrett County football what Tom Bosley was to Garrett County basketball. That's a huge compliment to both of those coaches.
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Tickets for Dunbar vs. Fort Hill game

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Below is info from Dunbar AD

Address of the field - 1700 E. Coldspring Lane 21251

Gates will open to spectators at 4 pm. Ticket price is $10. We will not accept cash at the gate. Each spectator must go through a security check when entering the field. All tickets must be purchased via the link. Please share with your spectators. Link to purchase tickets

https://baltimorecityschoolsathletics.com/digital-tickets/

Tickets will become live on Wednesday, September 11 at 5:00am.

Scroll through until you see our contest - 9/13/24 - Dunbar v Fort Hill.

ALL spectators age 7 and older MUST pay the $10 entry fee with the exception of those who show a valid and current MPSSAA coach/administrator pass as capacity permits.

You can share this flier as well for purchasing tickets.

There will be street parking and a parking garage - for a fee - available for spectators.

Bathrooms and concession stands are on site.
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Fort Hill vs Dunbar to be featured in Ravens' RISE showdown

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TDHelmick said:
As I stated last winter when this Dunbar match up was set, this is a historical event for MPSSAA football. There are only 2 teams that have ever won 4 state titles in a row -- Fort Hill and Urbana. Now Dunbar is on that quest this season as is FH looking to do it again. It's once-in-a-lifetime rare that two teams in this situation would face off against each other. I hope it brings some recognition to this part of the state.

I certainly do not like the fact this is the year FH gets Dunbar based on the experience factor. Lots of sophomores will have to pull their weight and then some to get it done against a pretty experienced Dunbar team. Last year would have been a much better situation. But that's the nature of the beast. These senior backs are going to have to play lights out to help their younger understudies. This is a two year deal. Two great opportunities. Enjoy every moment.

Friday Night Lights at its finest.
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I can’t wait to see it. Dunbar defense looks amazing. It’s going to be interesting
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Fort Hill vs Dunbar to be featured in Ravens' RISE showdown

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4inarowtopthat said:
My hope for this game is we come out of it with no injuries, cut down on senseless penalties, and work on the things that will ultimately help win another championship. There are no Dunbars in 1A and losing to them would not mean a whole lot in the big picture.
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Perfect description of what the game means this year. Next year however is a game that everyone will have circled. Dunbar finally has to make the 3 hour bus ride into a hostile environment. I can’t wait for next years game especially with it being a week 2 game. The weather should be perfect and the stadium will hopefully see a crowd that rivals Florida a few years back
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4inarowtopthat said:
My hope for this game is we come out of it with no injuries, cut down on senseless penalties, and work on the things that will ultimately help win another championship. There are no Dunbars in 1A and losing to them would not mean a whole lot in the big picture.
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I was just going to post something very similar. The experience the young guys will get against a quality opponent will be invaluable down the road.
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Fort Hill vs Dunbar to be featured in Ravens' RISE showdown

TDHelmick
As I stated last winter when this Dunbar match up was set, this is a historical event for MPSSAA football. There are only 2 teams that have ever won 4 state titles in a row -- Fort Hill and Urbana. Now Dunbar is on that quest this season as is FH looking to do it again. It's once-in-a-lifetime rare that two teams in this situation would face off against each other. I hope it brings some recognition to this part of the state.

I certainly do not like the fact this is the year FH gets Dunbar based on the experience factor. Lots of sophomores will have to pull their weight and then some to get it done against a pretty experienced Dunbar team. Last year would have been a much better situation. But that's the nature of the beast. These senior backs are going to have to play lights out to help their younger understudies. This is a two year deal. Two great opportunities. Enjoy every moment.

Friday Night Lights at its finest.
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