What are some of the best or most important plays your team has made so far this season, whether it was a game winner, a game changer, or just a notable play that sticks in your mind? Was it by a young, "up and coming" player or a veteran? Feel free to post any links to clips of the play as well.
Your team's top plays so far
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Against Hickory, Kevin Williams for Kings Fork ran down and prevented a kickoff from being returned. He made the tackle at the ten after coming from the other side of the field. It kept the shutout intact.
Now, the game wasn't close. The play in the grand scheme of things would have just been a teaching moment on maintaining gap integrity on kickoff.
Instead, it served as an example of the type of effort needed to win meaningful games in November.
It also shows how far Kings Fork has come in the last two years. Two years ago that play doesn't happen. It likely doesn't happen last year with the situation being the same.
It's cool to see progression and culture change. Two years ago when this team got down they were out.
Last year they made plays like chasing down Cam'ron Kelly on a kickoff to beat Oscar Smith.
This year they're making plays like that on a blowout win
Now, the game wasn't close. The play in the grand scheme of things would have just been a teaching moment on maintaining gap integrity on kickoff.
Instead, it served as an example of the type of effort needed to win meaningful games in November.
It also shows how far Kings Fork has come in the last two years. Two years ago that play doesn't happen. It likely doesn't happen last year with the situation being the same.
It's cool to see progression and culture change. Two years ago when this team got down they were out.
Last year they made plays like chasing down Cam'ron Kelly on a kickoff to beat Oscar Smith.
This year they're making plays like that on a blowout win
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Good subject and thank you for posting. I hope people will chime in on this one.