FHHSAHS said:

Williamstown High is about the size of Fort Hill. They are a bigger school than Frankfort.

Having said that, the way WV classifies their schools based on factors other than enrollment is so odd.

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Smaller than FH. Talking to a Williamstown parent yesterday. High School has about 350 to 400 students. Williamstown runs grades 6 thru 12. Roughly 100 kids per grade.

Frankfort’s JV only lost to Martinsburg 7-0. Pretty bad JV team by martinsburg standards but impressive still. If Frankfort could’ve kept Twigg they’d be poised for a real run.

Bleedred4life said:

Let's not go too far yet. Williamstown was a 1A team that got put into the 2A. They are small, and not very fast. What they do have is a good coaching staff. When Frankfort makes it to the "Big Dance" I'll be more than happy to give them some credit. I believe that it's been about fifty years since they've been there.

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Williamstown High is about the size of Fort Hill. They are a bigger school than Frankfort.

Having said that, the way WV classifies their schools based on factors other than enrollment is so odd.

Go PATS!

Tony54 said:

Sad to see Briarwood go. They reminded me of the Sherando series

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I wish they would play Sherando, Martinsburg and 8 Cupcakes....

Sad to see Briarwood go. They reminded me of the Sherando series

CumberlandHSFB said:

Big credit to FH on how they’ve improved week to week, but I was personally a bit surprised at people being afraid of a loss in this game. The good football in that region of the country is played in Jersey. Like was said in the write up, the quality players/programs in NY are few and far between, so this team had the feel of a bit of a paper tiger. Still FH kicked their ass so good on em

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There was no way to tell. If you saw this team in pregame warm ups you would have thought otherwise.

It happens everywhere. You see undefeated and one loss teams that have no concept of a difficult opponent until they play one. And most coaches do their best to avoid one at all costs. An old Alco coach once told me that if he played a 10 game schedule, he wanted at least one team that was better than his, three that are equal and two that were at least competitive. Today, it's one game that might be as good as mine and nine games against teams less than mine.

it usually works good for me, I don't think the problem is with NFHS, it's more that the schools just set it up to run and walk away and if it doesn't work right, they don't even know and could care less. Most of the other teams out of this area do a great job with it.

Big credit to FH on how they’ve improved week to week, but I was personally a bit surprised at people being afraid of a loss in this game. The good football in that region of the country is played in Jersey. Like was said in the write up, the quality players/programs in NY are few and far between, so this team had the feel of a bit of a paper tiger. Still FH kicked their ass so good on em

Another amazing game by #22. It seemed like he was the first guy there on almost every tackle. That hit at the start of the third quarter was brutal. . He really is going to be sorely missed.

One thing for sure, Carr will have his kids ready to play.

Thanks, red&blue, I forgot that they went that far in 2014. Usually, they are out after the second round. It will be fun to watch them down the road. (They may not know how to act, playing most or all of their playoff games at home.) LOL

Bleedred4life said:

Keyser has been on a downward spiral for the last few years, and the injury bug hasn't helped them. Unfortunately, I don't know how they can turn this around, but I hope that they do at some point. I miss the old Keyser. I'd like to see Alco throw the ball, but with a very young QB, I like the "crawl, walk, run" philosophy the coaches are employing with this team.

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Keyser has completely fallen off a cliff since biser left. Good coaches and good systems matter no matter how good or bad the players are

2014. Made it and lost to Bridgeport

I was impressed that when the game quickly got out of hand their kids seemed to keep their composure. Says a lot for their coaching staff. I think there were only six penalties in the whole game.

Keyser has been on a downward spiral for the last few years, and the injury bug hasn't helped them. Unfortunately, I don't know how they can turn this around, but I hope that they do at some point. I miss the old Keyser. I'd like to see Alco throw the ball, but with a very young QB, I like the "crawl, walk, run" philosophy the coaches are employing with this team.

Wow sounds like they were all class. Maybe they'd like to be part of the Quad. Bet they'd really love that Bridgeport I!!! Just saying.

Northern isn't Southern or Keyser. Ridge had an edge against Northern with their passing game. Alco doesn't have that edge.

Let's not go too far yet. Williamstown was a 1A team that got put into the 2A. They are small, and not very fast. What they do have is a good coaching staff. When Frankfort makes it to the "Big Dance" I'll be more than happy to give them some credit. I believe that it's been about fifty years since they've been there.

They have no clue as to how to defend the wing. Let's be honest, it might be the first time that their coaches have seen it. On several of FH's runs FH had more blockers at the point of attack then there were defenders. On the same note, the FH line controlled the LOS on both sides of the ball. It's the best they've played all year. Kudos to the coaching staff, FH now looks like the real deal.