Who are some of the game changers this season? We all know about kids like Brady Justice from Hurley, Dakota Humphrey from PH, Markell Moss from GW, Peoples from Galax and imo the Young QB from Bland. But who else can change the game for their team. Let's get some of the kids some talk that might but shouldn't slide under the radar?
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Hurley has Brady Justus, Zack Lester, Devin Tester, Taten Sykes, Taylor Justus and Tyler Justus. Super offense.
And GW is full of skills weapons like that. Markell Moss, Jordan Harbor, Booger Owens, Walker Nowers, Reid Skeens, Darius Sawyers, Zade Johnson, Landon Thompson, Caleb Willson and Deacon Beamer at QB.
I forgot to mention that Scrappy Wells little brother Rayvon is up now so he might see some play time in the backfield.
I was about to say looks like the rest of us are in for a long ride. Having to deal with one after another lol.
For Essex 6'3 245 pound sophomore QB KJ Dameron who will be a dual threat and has been clocked at a 4.6 40. Not bad for his size and age.Three legit #1 wrs in Tim Johnson who was all state on at least 1 poll last year, Terrell Hundley who was also I believe all state in another poll, and Isaiah Taylor who is the tallest at 6'2 and along with Dameron and 6'3,265 sophomore OL/DE Adarious Jones got invited to a Virginia Tech camp this summer. Jones also got invited and went to a Florida St camp. Have at least 3 rbs that will take the load off Dameron as well.
GW has probably the best program in 1A in Southwest VA, year after year and small schools like Hurley build for that one special year and this years edition of the Rebels are special.
I agree with you on that John and fully understand the meaning of a special team. I wish the Rebbles the best of luck this season. Who know we might meet up late in November or maybe even early December.
Bland has already lost one of their weapons due to knee surgery. 6'2 sophomore Ty Ritter started the last 6-7 games defensively last year due to injuries and I think all 12 at tight end. I imagine he would have figured in heavily on both sides after getting his feet wet as a freshman.
Damn man I hate to hear that I hope he makes a full and speedy recovery. But if we know anything about the Bears it's that they are tough and will soldier on.