Shawn Lynch
WR/Pelham
6-0, 180lbs
commit: undecided
Lynch had a big night Friday and attributed the success to extra practice he's put in with his QB, Tripp Martin. He had six catches for 77 yards and three touchdowns as Pelham beat Thompson 41-0.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
QD Puts in a Big Night
Quinton Dial
DT/Clay
6-4, 308lbs
commit: Alabama
Senior DT, Quinton Dial, had a highlight game Friday night as Clay-Chalkville rolled over Pinson Valley 21-0. He's learning to fight through the double teams. He had 12 tackles and a sack last night.
DT/Clay
6-4, 308lbs
commit: Alabama
Senior DT, Quinton Dial, had a highlight game Friday night as Clay-Chalkville rolled over Pinson Valley 21-0. He's learning to fight through the double teams. He had 12 tackles and a sack last night.
Friday, October 3, 2008
Big Games in Week 6
Central-Phenix City (3-2)@ no.9 Opelika (4-1)
Central's RB and Auburn commit Orwin Smith against an Opelika squad looking to bounce back after losing to Vigor at the end of the game last week.
no.10 Auburn (5-0) @ no.13 Smiths Station (5-0)
Two undefeated teams looking to gain ground in a tough region.
John Carroll (3-2) @ no.6 Shelby County (5-0)
Look for County's massive full back, Darion Sutton, to get 30+ carries and dominate the game.
Central's RB and Auburn commit Orwin Smith against an Opelika squad looking to bounce back after losing to Vigor at the end of the game last week.
no.10 Auburn (5-0) @ no.13 Smiths Station (5-0)
Two undefeated teams looking to gain ground in a tough region.
John Carroll (3-2) @ no.6 Shelby County (5-0)
Look for County's massive full back, Darion Sutton, to get 30+ carries and dominate the game.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
ASWA 6A State Poll
Some changes in the top ten this week as McGill-Toolen and Opelika fall down but not out. Auburn makes it's first appearance in the poll as Vestavia drops out after a loss to Mt. Brook.
1. Prattville (4-1)
Beat up on winless Jeff Davis (0-6) 42-0 in a Thursday matchup
2. Tuscaloosa County (5-0)
Hosting WR/RB Brandon Heavens and Jess Lanier (3-2)
3. Oxford (5-0)
Playing at Hewit-Trussville (3-2) after beating Huntsville last week.
4. Mt. Brook (5-0)
Beat regional rival Vestavia last week and plays at Gardendale (3-2) this week.
5. Hoover (5-0)
Facing off against city rival Spain Park this week
6. Davidson (5-0)
Plays away at Theodore (4-1) after a one-point upset of McGill.
7. McGill-Toolen (4-1)
Hosting Satsuma (2-3)
8. Murphy (6-0)
Hangs on to win 14-10 against Daphne on Thursday.
9. Opelika (4-1)
Hosting Orwin Smith and Central-Phenix City (3-2)
10. Auburn (5-0)
Battle of unbeatens as they play Smiths Station (5-0) away.
1. Prattville (4-1)
Beat up on winless Jeff Davis (0-6) 42-0 in a Thursday matchup
2. Tuscaloosa County (5-0)
Hosting WR/RB Brandon Heavens and Jess Lanier (3-2)
3. Oxford (5-0)
Playing at Hewit-Trussville (3-2) after beating Huntsville last week.
4. Mt. Brook (5-0)
Beat regional rival Vestavia last week and plays at Gardendale (3-2) this week.
5. Hoover (5-0)
Facing off against city rival Spain Park this week
6. Davidson (5-0)
Plays away at Theodore (4-1) after a one-point upset of McGill.
7. McGill-Toolen (4-1)
Hosting Satsuma (2-3)
8. Murphy (6-0)
Hangs on to win 14-10 against Daphne on Thursday.
9. Opelika (4-1)
Hosting Orwin Smith and Central-Phenix City (3-2)
10. Auburn (5-0)
Battle of unbeatens as they play Smiths Station (5-0) away.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
ASWA 5A State Poll
Two newcomers to the 5A poll for week 6. Fort Payne is in at no.9 after an upset over North Jackson and Spanish Fort squeaks in at no.10 after a rare 5-0 start. In an interesting twist, Shelby County jumps Briarwood after beating 4A Calera and a Briarwood win over 6A Spain Park.
1. Cullman (5-0)
Playing region game at Erwin (3-2)
2. Central-Tuscaloosa (5-0)
Hosting region game against no.16 McAdory (3-1).
3. Hartselle (5-0)
Hosting DE William Ming and Athens (3-2)
4. Vigor (5-0)
Coming off upset of 6A Opelika. Hosting A.J. McCarron and St. Paul's (2-3)
5. Russelville (4-1)
Hosting Muscle Shoals (2-3)
6. Shelby County (5-0)
Hosting John Carroll in a region game
7. Briarwood Christian (4-1)
Hosting region game against Talladega
8. Carver-Montgomery (5-0)
Hosting GW Carver (0-5)
9. Fort Payne (5-0)
Visiting Boaz for a region matchup
10. Spanish Fort
Taking on Faith Academy
Dropped Out:
no.5 Eufala and no.10 Wenonah dropped out with losses to Enterprise and Fairfield respectively.
1. Cullman (5-0)
Playing region game at Erwin (3-2)
2. Central-Tuscaloosa (5-0)
Hosting region game against no.16 McAdory (3-1).
3. Hartselle (5-0)
Hosting DE William Ming and Athens (3-2)
4. Vigor (5-0)
Coming off upset of 6A Opelika. Hosting A.J. McCarron and St. Paul's (2-3)
5. Russelville (4-1)
Hosting Muscle Shoals (2-3)
6. Shelby County (5-0)
Hosting John Carroll in a region game
7. Briarwood Christian (4-1)
Hosting region game against Talladega
8. Carver-Montgomery (5-0)
Hosting GW Carver (0-5)
9. Fort Payne (5-0)
Visiting Boaz for a region matchup
10. Spanish Fort
Taking on Faith Academy
Dropped Out:
no.5 Eufala and no.10 Wenonah dropped out with losses to Enterprise and Fairfield respectively.
ASWA State Poll 1A-4A
A few changes in the top seedings as we approach mid-season:
1A
Talladega co. and Loachapoka both lost and moved to six and ten respectively. Lynn (5-0) makes their first appearance on the poll at no.9. Gaston (3-2) dropped out completely after another loss as undefeated Sweet Water remains no.1.
2A
Houston Academy, Red Bay and Lanett all suffered losses but didn't drop out of the top ten.
Fyffe (4-1) moved from the no.8 spot to no.5 while the top 3 stayed the same.
3A
TR Miller and Leeds move up after top seeded Cordova's loss to 5A Hartselle.
4A
last week's no.1 North Jackson dropped to no.5 after the loss. Fayette Co. dropped out of the top ten from no.6 and Cherokee Co. made it's debut in the poll after a 5-0 start.
Here's a link to the full standings:
http://www.al.com/press-register/stories/index.ssf?/base/sports/122285257955140.xml&coll=3
1A
Talladega co. and Loachapoka both lost and moved to six and ten respectively. Lynn (5-0) makes their first appearance on the poll at no.9. Gaston (3-2) dropped out completely after another loss as undefeated Sweet Water remains no.1.
2A
Houston Academy, Red Bay and Lanett all suffered losses but didn't drop out of the top ten.
Fyffe (4-1) moved from the no.8 spot to no.5 while the top 3 stayed the same.
3A
TR Miller and Leeds move up after top seeded Cordova's loss to 5A Hartselle.
4A
last week's no.1 North Jackson dropped to no.5 after the loss. Fayette Co. dropped out of the top ten from no.6 and Cherokee Co. made it's debut in the poll after a 5-0 start.
Here's a link to the full standings:
http://www.al.com/press-register/stories/index.ssf?/base/sports/122285257955140.xml&coll=3
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Kirkpatrick Honored
Gadsden City DB and no.1 recruit in the state was chosen as defensive player of the week by ASWA. Dre picked off three passes against Etowah last Friday. Apparently, one of the picks was returned for a touchdown but brought back because of a penalty.
Here's the link:
http://www.gadsdentimes.com/article/20080930/NEWS/809290256/1009/SPORTS
Here's the link:
http://www.gadsdentimes.com/article/20080930/NEWS/809290256/1009/SPORTS
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Dre's Big Weekend
We posted a few days ago that Dre Kirkpatrick and teammate Kendall Kelly would be in Athens for the Bama/Georgia game. No news yet on whether the win had any influence on an early commit. They sure could use him against receivers like the Bulldog's Green.
Friday night, Dre had his biggest game of the season. He had three pics by the middle of the third quarter to help set up a 35-6 road win over Etowah.
His blog should update within the next couple days so we'll see what he thought about his trip to Athens.
Friday night, Dre had his biggest game of the season. He had three pics by the middle of the third quarter to help set up a 35-6 road win over Etowah.
His blog should update within the next couple days so we'll see what he thought about his trip to Athens.
Tide Commit with Solid Night
Anthony Orr
DE/Sparkman
6-5, 260
Orr has been doubled by backs and tight ends all season but powered his way through Hazel Green's O-line to grab two sacks and several quarterback hurries in a 41-0 rout.
Orr finished his junior year with 11 tackles for loss and seven sacks. He is ranked as the no.13 recruit in the state by rivals.com and no.9 on the Bham News Super Seniors list.
DE/Sparkman
6-5, 260
Orr has been doubled by backs and tight ends all season but powered his way through Hazel Green's O-line to grab two sacks and several quarterback hurries in a 41-0 rout.
Orr finished his junior year with 11 tackles for loss and seven sacks. He is ranked as the no.13 recruit in the state by rivals.com and no.9 on the Bham News Super Seniors list.
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