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3 Minute Magic sponsors farragutpress How the West Was Won for fourth year Five westside teams battle for Division I prize Christian Academy of Knoxville is hungry for a double repeat in 2012, having claimed the farragutpress How the West Was Won, presented by 3 Minute Magic Carwash championship en route to a Class 3A state football title last season. With last season’s powerpacked Warriors offense returning almost intact, that might happen. However, four other TSSAA Division I westside high schools will compete for farragutpress HWWW, a unique and popular West Knox County contest rewarding the best regular season record. Farragut, Hardin Valley

Academy, Bearden and Knoxville Catholic — four Division I programs all larger than CAK — are vying to grab HWWW annual rotating award, a bronzed Stetson cowboy hat. HWWW contest has been made possible in recent seasons thanks to Jim Rooney, 3 Minute Magic Carwash owner/operator. “I think it’s just a fantastic sponsorship, being connected to the young people in our community is vital to the growth of our business,” Rooney said. “I’ve been involved in youth sports for the last 15 years. It’s hard to break away from that. “I’m looking forward to

another great year of football in West Knox County and being the sponsor for How the West Was Won,” Rooney added. “It’s a great honor and we look forward to doing it for many years to come.” Among Division I’s five 3 Minute HWWW teams, CAK is the only one that doesn’t play any of the other four. However, with this contest, “It’s a way to compete against all the other teams in the area without actually playing them,” Warriors head coach Rusty Bradley said. “Kinda keeps us competing against each other. “Knowing the caliber of the teams that we’re competing against for that award, obvi-

ously it’s a huge challenge but it’s something that we’re excited about,” Bradley added. Eddie Courtney, FHS head coach, also expressed enthusiasm for HWWW contest. “I think the How the West Was Won rivalry is certainly a very positive thing for West Knox County,” Courtney said. “There’s a lot of great football programs in West Knox. It just adds a little bit more to what Friday night football’s all about.” If two or more of the five Division I teams end in a tie for best regular season record, most points scored would be used as the tie breaker. If that number also was the same,

then most points given up would be considered. The other HWWW Division I head coaches — HVA’s Wes Jones, Bearden’s Brad Taylor and Catholic’s Scott Meadows — also have expressed strong support for the contest. Courtney also pointed to “bragging rights, and kids get to recognize their accomplishments for having a successful season” as contest incentives. About CAK capturing its first-ever HWWW crown and winning its first-ever state title last season, “It was exciting to watch,” Rooney said. “I would love to see a state championship come out of the West Knox community.”

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Admirals

FARRAGUT HIGH SCHOOL

When the Farragut High School football team finally takes the field the Admirals will hope to culminate an offseason of labor. The Admirals made an early exit from the 2011 playoffs and went 7-5 last season. Farragut didn’t sit around brooding over a disappointing campaign. “We started working as soon as we could,” Admirals senior center Patrick Doucette said. “Making an early exit from the playoffs is not something that we’re used to.” The Admirals, who open the season Aug. 17 with a tough road test against Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett, hit the weight room in January in preparation for one of East Tennessee’s toughest schedules. The Ads compete in Tennessee’s toughest Class AAA district: District 4-AAA features the likes of Bearden, Knoxville Catholic, two-time defending Class 6A champion Maryville, twotime Class 5A semifinalist West, Bearden, Heritage, William Blount and Lenoir City. “Our district is one of the toughest in the state,” senior offensive lineman Brett Dockery said. “It’s a great district and we play really good competition. “I love playing against those guys on Friday nights. It’s a great atmosphere and you get chill bumps.” Farragut’s 2012 squad features a bevy of talented veterans. Top returners include: Jackson Fain (senior, running back); Josh Gbendah (senior, running back); Bryan Phillips (junior, quarterback); Jake Bruce (senior, free safety); Franklin Bruce (senior, wide receiver); Aaron Suadi (junior, wide receiver); Billy Williams (junior, tight end); Jonathan King (senior, kicker/punter/quarterback); Christian Jetton (junior, outside linebacker); Blake Farmer (junior, wide receiver); Mitch White (junior, line-

backer); Charvis Coffey (junior, cornerback); Taylor Hunt (senior, cornerback); Java Rodriquez (junior, linebacker); Cody Reinke (senior, cornerback); J. Bo Partin (sophomore, outside linebacker); Chris Farner (junior, linebacker); Justin Brabson (junior, cornerback); Anwar Al Hussein (junior, defensive end); Doucette; Dockery; Nick Henningsen (senior, linebacker); C.T. Leavell (senior, noseguard); Andrew Saah (junior, offensive guard); Justin Mowery (senior, offensive tackle); and Mason Taylor (senior, offensive tackle). The Ads have the experience and talent to possibly make a deep playoff run but a tough slate of opponents will stand in the way —- as always. In addition to the rigorous conference schedule and an opener in Kingsport, Farragut also has home non-conference tilts against Oak Ridge Aug. 24 and McMinn County Sept. 7. Longtime head coach Eddie Courtney said

“These guys have been working hard and they’re ready to go.” - Eddie Courtney Admirals head coach

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that he routinely schedules some of the state’s best teams. “We take pride in our schedule,” Courtney said. “We want people to respect us. “We play in the toughest district and we have three tough non-district opponents in Kingsport, Oak Ridge and McMinn County. In high school, you get the opportunity to play 10

games. Last year, nine of the 10 teams we played made the playoffs.” Courtney said his team’s biggest strength is experience. He’s also commended his veteran team’s work ethic. “We had a great spring and a great summer,” he said. “These guys have been working hard and they’re ready to go.”

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Hawks H ARDIN V ALLEY A CADEMY

When Hardin Valley Academy opens the 2012 football season it must replace the bulk of its offensive production. Running back Dorian Eskridge graduated and took the Hawks’ biggest offensive weapon with him. Expectations at Hardin Valley are high as always but some younger players must step up if the Hawks are to make the playoffs for the third consecutive year. Hardin Valley went 6-5 in 2011 and dropped a 24-21 heartbreaker to Sevier County to end the season. Hardin Valley graduated its first-ever fouryear class after last season and head coach Wes Jones and the Hawks are eager to begin the 2012 season. “We’re ready to go,” Jones said. “We had spring practice in January because we had our whole secondary run track.” The Hawks lost several talented players but the cupboard is far from bare as this year’s squad aims to build on the team’s recent success. “We’ve grown as a team and a family,” said senior linebacker Matt Rabren, who was the Hawks’ leading tackler. “I’m looking forward to being coached by coach Jones and coach [Paul] Maynard [defensive coordinator].” The Hawks will open the 2012 campaign at Bearden Aug. 17 in a game that has become one of Knox County’s rivalry tilts. The two teams will meet for the third time. The Bulldogs routed the Hawks in the 2010 playoffs before Hardin Valley returned the favor in the season opener last season. “The team’s really looking forward to it [the season opener against the Bulldogs],” said Hawks senior running back Morgan Knight, who along with Demonte Felton, will see significant

time at running back. “It should be a great game. It will be fun.” HVA certainly had fun against Bearden last year. The Hawks opened the 2011 campaign with a 32-0 victory over the Bulldogs. Last season, Hardin Valley found its identity and the squad is looking to build on 2011’s success. “When we first started, kids came in here from everywhere,” Rabren said. “Last year, we became Hardin Valley Hawks.” One thing the Hawks couldn’t find was a consistent passing game. “In the six games we won last year, we completed one pass,” Jones said. “We threw the ball but we only completed one pass.” Hardin Valley enters the 2012 season looking for a quarterback as junior Joseph Underwood and senior Jon Beatty will compete for the starting job. Beatty made one start last season. “One of our team weaknesses will be lack of experience,” Jones said. “This may be the

“We’ve grown as a team and a family,” - Matt Rabren

most athletic team we’ve had. “We’ll have some guys playing in different positions. Morgan and Demonte are probably faster than Dorian but they just don’t have a lot of experience.” Top returners include: Rabren; Knight; Felton (a junior who started in the secondary last season); Isaiah Burum (junior, defensive back); Nolan Blevins (senior, defensive end); Garrett Curtis (sophomore, defensive tackle); Jack DeFur (junior, wide receiver/ H-

back); Peyton Miles (sophomore, offensive lineman); Torey Rice (senior, fullback); Evan Hall (senior, offensive lineman) and Xavier Dumay (senior, offensive lineman). The Hawks, after winning just one game in 2009, have had two consecutive winning seasons and have made two straight playoff appearances. Hardin Valley, however, has yet to win a postseason game. This senior class is looking to change that.

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Matt Rabren

DB/WR

Andy Hamilton

OL/DL

Chris Thomas

WR/DB

Hayden Bright

OL/DL

Demonte Felton

CB/WR

Peyton Miles

OL/DL

Travis Roberts

WR/DB

Garnett Curtis

OL/DL

Joe Underwood

QB/DB

Charlie Mubarak

OL/DL

Zach Best

WR/DB

Alex Ogle

OL/DL

Jon Beaty

DB/QB

Tyler Ruth

OL/DL

Isaiah Burum

WR/DB

Nick Allison

OL/DL

Issac Smith

WR/DB

John Gleason

OL/DL

Mason Hugdins

WR/DB

Matt Brewer

WR/LB

Jared Collard

WR/DB

Adam Clapp

OL/DL

Tory Rice

LB/HB

Evan Hall

OL/DL

Clondre Porter

RB/DB

Alex Vander Sluis

OL/DL

Colin Hughes

RB/LB

Dakota Toney

OL/DL

Matt Pirro

TE/DE

Xavier Dumay

OL/DL

Troy Farmer

TE/LB

Darius Thomas

OL/DL

Morgan Knight

HB/FS

Patrick Williams

OL/DL

Jordan Jackson

RB/DB

Conner Walters

WR/DB

Kevin Ransom

RB/DB

AJ Moreland

WR/DB

Jacob Smiley

WR/DB

Jonathan Stair

WR/DB

Sam Bisese

TE/DE

Zach Hamlin

DE/TE

Trey Branum

WR/LB

Alex Hamlin

DE/TE

Lucas Brown

WR/LB

Brandon Lee

TE/DL

Jack Defur

TE/LB

Jayden Tookes

WR/DB

Nate Broemmel

OL/DL

Tommy Cunningham JR

WR/DB

Brandon Allen

OL/DL

Elijah Crosswhite

WR/DB

Durant Richardson JR

OL/DL

Sam Pendergrast

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Chris Thomas

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Hayden Bright

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Demonte Felton

CB/WR

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160

Peyton Miles

OL/DL

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215

Travis Roberts

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Garnett Curtis

OL/DL

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285

Joe Underwood

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Charlie Mubarak

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Zach Best

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145

Alex Ogle

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Jon Beaty

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Tyler Ruth

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195

Isaiah Burum

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Nick Allison

OL/DL

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170

Issac Smith

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John Gleason

OL/DL

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Mason Hugdins

WR/DB

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160

Matt Brewer

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160

Jared Collard

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140

Adam Clapp

OL/DL

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195

Tory Rice

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175

Evan Hall

OL/DL

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225

Clondre Porter

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145

Alex Vander Sluis

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210

Colin Hughes

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195

Dakota Toney

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205

Matt Pirro

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Xavier Dumay

OL/DL

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215

Troy Farmer

TE/LB

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170

Darius Thomas

OL/DL

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260

Morgan Knight

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150

Patrick Williams

OL/DL

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205

Jordan Jackson

RB/DB

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185

Conner Walters

WR/DB

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155

Kevin Ransom

RB/DB

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150

AJ Moreland

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Jacob Smiley

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Jonathan Stair

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145

Alex Hamlin

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Lucas Brown

WR/LB

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175

Brandon Lee

TE/DL

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160

Jack Defur

TE/LB

5´11˝

190

Jayden Tookes

WR/DB

6´1˝

160

Nate Broemmel

OL/DL

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160

Tommy Cunningham JR

WR/DB

5´6˝

150

Brandon Allen

OL/DL

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180

Elijah Crosswhite

WR/DB

6´0˝

160

Durant Richardson

OL/DL

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175

Sam Pendergrast

K/P

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145

• Wes Jones, Head Coach • Rudy Furman, Offensive Coordinator/RB's • Paul Maynard, Defensive Coordinator/LB's • Tommy "TJ" Weston, Defensive Line • Ronnie Miller, Wide Receivers • Eric Meyers, Defensive Backs • Jake Bishop, Quarterbacks • Ryan Craig, Freshmen OL/DL • Robert Hand, Freshmen DB's/WR's • Matt Pattillo, Freshmen LB's/RB's

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Bulldogs BEARDEN HIGH SCHOOL

Bearden High School’s football team suffered through a mediocre and streaky season in 2011. The Bulldogs, who were embarrassed in their season opener last year at Hardin Valley Academy, won their next four games and then dropped five out of six to finish the campaign. Bearden went 5-6 last year and had its season end with an opening-round playoff loss to District 4-AAA rival and two-time Class 6A state champion Maryville. The Bulldogs, who were the only team to tangle with the Red Rebels twice in 2011, wasted little time getting ready for the 2012 campaign, which opens at home against the Hawks Aug. 17. Bearden, like many of its district rivals including Farragut and Knoxville Catholic, is a year older and picked up some valuable lessons from a difficult campaign. “Our district poses a huge challenge for us,” said Bulldogs senior fullback/outside linebacker Jake Jolley. “We did a lot of hard work in the weight room and we have a lot of unity.” Bearden’s 2012 squad features five returning starters on offense and 10 on defense and the ‘Dawgs have a swagger this season. “We feel confident because of our experience,” senior quarterback Nicky Frizen said. “We have some new guys, too. “This year, there’s going to be a huge difference. It’s going to be like a difference between a varsity and JV team.” Bearden, which took its share of lumps last season, is obviously looking to turn things around, but it won’t be easy. “We play against good competition

and we know this is not going to be easy,” Frizen said. “This is a tough, tough district and I love playing against this competition.” Bearden’s schedule includes non-league tilts against the Hawks, Morristown East (Aug. 24) and Rhea County (Sept.7) The Bulldogs, who open conference play against William Blount Thursday, Aug. 30, have road games at Farragut, Lenoir City and Heritage. Bearden hosts Maryville Sept. 28. The Bulldogs will close the season with consecutive home games against two-time Class 5A semifinalist West and Catholic, which missed the playoffs last season. “We play in a tough district and that’s the same story every year,” Bearden head coach Brad Taylor said. “We return a lot of guys and we have a lot of experience and hopefully, that will lead to some success.

“We feel confident because of our experience,” - Nicky Frizen Bulldogs senior quarterback

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“Our biggest concern is staying healthy. We feel like we have some potential but everybody has potential at this point.” Top returners include: Frizen; Jolley; Trent Waters (senior, running back/linebacker); Ethan Pollack (senior, wide receiver/defensive back); Kole Matherly (junior, inside linebacker); Seth Grogan (senior, offensive guard); Christian Robinson (sen-

ior, running back/defensive back); Chandler Greer (junior, offensive lineman/defensive lineman); Caleb Bartlett (junior, offensive lineman/defensive lineman); Gage Webb (senior, defensive lineman) and Isaiah McDaniel (junior, defensive back). Taylor also noted that he expects significant contributions from newcomers Griffin DeLong and Josh Walls.

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54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 70 71 72 75 76 77 78 79 81 82 84 85 86 87 88 90 93 95

NAME NAME

YEAR

POS.YEAR

JR SO JR JR SO JR SR SO JR SO SR JR JR JR SR SO SR SO SR SR JR SR SO SO JR SO JR JR SR SO SO SO JR

HT.

POS.WT.

OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/LB OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/LB P/K WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB

• Brad Taylor, Head Coach • Hunter Fendley, Offensive Line • Morgan Shinlever, Running Backs • Brian Tanner, Defensive Ends / Defensive Coordinator • Chuck Rouse, Linebackers • Reed Lindsey, Defensive Back Coach • Andre’ Caballero, Quarterbacks • Matt Stevens, Freshman Coach • Tommy Campbell, Team Chaplain • Katherine Catterall, Athletic Trainer • Mitch Carter, Freshmen Coach • Leon Daugherty, Defensive Tackles • Reggie Epps, Defensive Tackles

10C • FARRAGUTPRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 2012

THE PROGRAM

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Christian Academy of Knoxville left the football field as Class 3A State Champions in 2011 and unlike most defending champs, the Warriors have the majority of their team back this season. Nobody, however, is talking about a repeat, but CAK would like nothing more than to return to Cookeville in 2012 “We’re not really thinking about that,” Warriors senior quarterback Charlie High said of the possibility of winning consecutive state championships. “We have 10 of our 11 starters back on offense and we’re just going to take things one game at a time. “We’re ready to go and I’m ready to get things started.” CAK went 13-2 in 2011 and culminated its campaign with a 42-14 rout of Milan in the Class AAA State Championship at Tennessee Tech. Two of the Warriors victories came against District 4-AA foe Alcoa. CAK snapped Alcoa’s run of multiple district titles. CAK’s second victory over Blount County’s Class AAA powerhouse came in the state semifinals and ended the Tornadoes string of seven consecutive state championships. Now, the Warriors are the hunted —- not the hunters. “Every time we play a team, it’s going to be their Super Bowl,” Warriors head coach Rusty Bradley said. “We’re circled on everybody’s calendar. “We’ve got a chance to repeat but we have to stay healthy. We were relatively healthy last year and our

goal is to take care of each day.” CAK returns its entire offensive line and that has High, one of Knox County’s most prolific quarterbacks, feeling pretty good about things early. “I feel good going into this year,” said High, who averaged 346.1 passing yards per game last season and set six records. “I feel even better than I did last year.” The Warriors’ potent aerial attack shouldn’t miss a beat in 2012 as High has many of his wide receivers back including seniors Josh Smith, Davis Howell and Frank Murchison. Senior fullback Corey Rathbone returns along with a quintet of offensive linemen, which includes: Brent Kendrick (senior, offensive tackle); Zach Jenkins (junior, offensive guard); William Gass (senior, center); Alec North (senior,

Charlie High 12

will also look to be an impact player. CAK returns one of the deepest squads in East Tennessee but the Warriors must answer a few questions. “A lot of things are up in the air,” Bradley said. The Warriors will begin their quest for a second consecutive state title Aug. 17 at Anderson County.

Game Day 2

Ryan Long

DL/LB

37 Camden Winzenburg

FB/ILB

John Sharpe

QB/DB

39 Derek Sokolowski

FB/DL

Drew Jost

TB/DB

41 Mack Winzenburg

FB/LB

Franklin Murchison

WR/DB

42 Dylan Powers

FB/LB/DE

Whitaker Cunningham JR

WR/DB

Caleb Dillon

8 9

43 Spencer Starke

FB/DL

JR FB/TB/ILB/OLB

45 Michael Thompson

TB/WR/LB

Chris Morgan

WR/DB

50 Zac Haga

OL/OLB/DE

Sam Cagle

TB/DB

52 William Gass

QB/DB

53 Zach Jenkins

11 Baylor Caughorn

WR/DB

54 Jon Key

OT/DE

12 Charlie High

55 Sean Wagner

OL/ILB/DE

13 Craig Carter

QB/LB

56 Mitchell Kolinsky

OL/DL

14 John Broyles

WR/DB/K

57 Matthew Bell

OL/DE/OLB

58 Reagan Matlock

SR OL/ILB/OLB/DE

10 Michael Sanderson

“Every time we play a team, it’s going to be their Super Bowl,” - Rusty Bradley Warriors head coach

offensive guard) and Patrick Dalton (junior, offensive tackle). On defense, the Warriors have five returning starters including seniors Regan Matlock (defensive end/inside linebacker); Camden Winzenburg (inside linebacker); Russell August (outside linebacker) and Cody Bailey (outside linebacker). Junior cornerback Billy Spencer is also back. Newcomer Derek Sokolowski (senior, fullback/defensive end)

15 Phillip Nichols

WR/OLB

16 Davis Howell

WR/DB/OLB

17 Jake Morgenstern

QB/DB

19 Adam Lovejoy

QB/WR/DB

20 Trey Hinton

FB/ILB

21 Coby Campbell

WR/OLB/DB

22 Chad Jenkins

23 Billy Spencer

24 Cody Bailey

25 Josh Smith

26 Conner Amburn 27 Gabe Love 28 John Richardson

30 Jake Newton

RB/LB

31 Scott Sizemore

32 Corey Rathbone 33 Russell August

59 Guyer Smith

OL/DL

61 Jim Hahn

OL/DL

62 David VanderSteeg

OL/DL

63 Brett Kendrick

68 Alex Parham

OL/DL

TB/LB

70 Patrick Dalton

WR/DB

71 Ben Buchanan

OL/DL

TB/OLB

72 Alec North

WR/DB

77 John Graham

OL/DL

ILB

78 Scott Walker

OL/DL

WR/DB

79 John Zavracky

OL/DL

80 Stephen Pardue

WR/DB

81 Reece Duncan

FB/OLB

82 Ethan Cage

WR/DB

TB/ILB

83 Davis Hatmaker

WR/DB

FB/DE/OLB

84 Ben Williams

WR/OLB

34 Cole Welch

TB/LB

88 Blake Shuler

WR/DB

35 Bo Layton

FB/LB

90 Austin Taylor

OL/DL

THE PROGRAM

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2012 ROSTER

PRESENTING SPONSOR: HICKS ORTHODONTICS

No.

NAME NAME

YEAR YEAR

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35

Ryan Long John Sharpe Drew Jost Franklin Murchison Whitaker Cunningham Caleb Dillon Chris Morgan Sam Cagle Michael Sanderson Baylor Caughorn Charlie High Craig Carter John Broyles Phillip Nichols Davis Howell Jake Morgenstern Adam Lovejoy Trey Hinton Coby Campbell Chad Jenkins Billy Spencer Cody Bailey Josh Smith Conner Amburn Gabe Love John Richardson Jake Newton Scott Sizemore Corey Rathbone Russell August Cole Welch Bo Layton

SO SO JR SR JR JR JR SO JR FR SR FR JR FR SR JR JR FR JR JR JR SR SR JR JR SR FR JR SR SR FR FR

POS. POS.

DL/LB QB/DB TB/DB WR/DB WR/DB FB/TB/ILB/OLB WR/DB TB/DB QB/DB WR/DB QB QB/LB WR/DB/K WR/OLB WR/DB/OLB QB/DB QB/WR/DB FB/ILB WR/OLB/DB TB/LB WR/DB TB/OLB WR/DB ILB WR/DB DB RB/LB FB/OLB TB/ILB FB/DE/OLB TB/LB FB/LB

HT.HT.

5´8.25˝ 6´0.25˝ 5´9˝ 5´9˝ 5´11˝ 5´11˝ 5´10˝ 5´9˝ 5´11˝ 5´8˝ 6´0.5˝ 5´8˝ 5´9˝ 5´8˝ 6´1.5˝ 6´1˝ 5´11˝ 5´10˝ 6´2˝ 5´10˝ 5´11˝ 5´10.5˝ 6´1.5˝ 6´0˝ 5´9˝ 6´1.50˝ 5´9˝ 5´8˝ 5´10˝ 5´9.5˝ 5´9˝ 6´0˝

WT. WT.

No.

NAME NAME

YEAR YEAR

164 147 160 149 153 167 143 150 149 145 178 145 160 140 186 164 185 160 169 176 169 165 185 180 160 149 156 170 192 161 150 170

37 39 41 42 43 45 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 63 68 70 71 72 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 88 90

Camden Winzenburg Derek Sokolowski Mack Winzenburg Dylan Powers Spencer Starke Michael Thompson Zac Haga William Gass Zach Jenkins Jon Key Sean Wagner Mitchell Kolinsky Matthew Bell Reagan Matlock Guyer Smith Jim Hahn David VanderSteeg Brett Kendrick Alex Parham Patrick Dalton Ben Buchanan Alec North John Graham Scott Walker John Zavracky Stephen Pardue Reece Duncan Ethan Cage Davis Hatmaker Ben Williams Blake Shuler Austin Taylor

SR SR SO SO SO FR JR SR JR JR SR SO FR SR FR SO FR SR SO JR FR SR FR JR FR SO SR FR FR FR SO JR

POS. POS.

HT. HT.

FB/ILB 6´0˝ FB/DL 5´11˝ FB/LB 5´11.5˝ FB/LB/DE 6´0.5˝ FB/DL 5´11˝ TB/WR/LB 5´10˝ OL/OLB/DE 5´8˝ C 5´10.75˝ LG 5´11.25˝ OT/DE 6´3˝ OL/ILB/DE 5´8˝ OL/DL 6´0.5˝ OL/DE/OLB 5´9˝ OL/ILB/OLB/DE 5´10.25˝ OL/DL 5´10.5˝ OL/DL 5´10˝ OL/DL 5´9.5˝ LT 6´5˝ OL/DL 6´1˝ RT 6´5.25˝ OL/DL 5´10˝ RG 6´3.5˝ OL/DL 5´10.5˝ OL/DL 6´1.5˝ OL/DL 5´11.5˝ WR/DB 5´9˝ K 5´9.25˝ WR/DB 5´11.5˝ WR/DB 5´8˝ WR/OLB 5´11˝ WR/DB 5´11.5˝ OL/DL 6´0˝

WT.WT.

197 218 189 180 216 160 185 235 259 207 170 174 165 174 212 164 193 283 252 318 201 243 175 200 194 135 209 132 150 145 152 300

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Fighting Irish KNOXVILLE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Knoxville Catholic High School’s football team went 4-6 and missed the playoffs last season. The Irish took some tough losses. The Irish enter the 2012 season eager to turn the page. Catholic, which had one of the youngest teams in Knox County last season, took its share of lumps. “We’ve just got to win our games,” said Irish senior running back/linebacker Nolan Coulter. “My freshman year, we were state champions and my sophomore year, we made the playoffs. We had just as much talent as we did before and we lost to Columbia Central. “Last year, we had our chances against William Blount and Lenoir City and we didn’t get it done. We were inches away. Against William Blount, we had the ball inside the [Governors’] 20.” Despite the heartbreak of last season, the Irish never gave up and head coach Scott Meadows said that his team showed character during the tough times. “We were right there in a lot of our games and I was really proud of our guys,” Meadows said. “We were so young.” Now, the Irish players are a year older and hungry to return to the playoffs. “During the offseason, we came in and put together a little extra effort,” Coulter said. “We didn’t like how [last] season ended.” The Irish, who had just seven returning lettermen last year, return 38 this season. “Our strength is our game experience and we came back really hungry,” Meadows said. “We had a tough six-game stretch but our kids came in and just kept working.”

Key returners include: Jordan Anderson (sophomore, running back/defensive back); Logan Lacey (sophomore, quarterback/running back/inside linebacker); Tanner Sharp (sophomore, quarterback); Joey Cook (senior, wide receiver/defensive back); Coulter; Stuart Smith (senior, running back/linebacker); Cole Lombardo (senior, running back/defensive back); Hayden Varner (senior, tight end/linebacker); Reese Staley (senior, offensive lineman/inside linebacker; Will Easley, III (senior, offensive lineman/noseguard); Theo Sholly (senior, offensive lineman/noseguard); Dakota Raines (senior, offensive lineman/noseguard); Alex Smolens (senior, offensive lineman/defensive end); Tyler O’Brien (senior, offensive lineman/defensive end) and Zach Cole (senior, offensive lineman/defensive

“Our strength is our game experience and we came back really hungry.” - Scott Meadows Fighting Irish head coach

Nolan Coulter 34

end). Catholic, which opens its season against Central Aug. 17 at Blaine Stadium, has a savvy group of veterans but a trio of newcomers will also look to make an impact. Juniors Eric White (running back/linebacker), Erik Perfetto (running back/linebacker) and Logan Irwin (offensive lineman/defensive end) will look to make their mark.

The Irish can’t erase the memories of last season fast enough and Cole said that he and his teammates are eager to embark upon a schedule that includes some of East Tennessee’s toughest opponents. “I’m looking forward to the season and I’m looking forward to hitting someone other than us,” Cole said. “We were so close in a lot of games.”

Game Day 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 42 43 44

Jake Poczobut Nick Lentz Eric White Elijah Brown Griffin Dishner Jordan Anderson Josiah Ruelas Harrison Huber John Mark Broussard Logan Lacey Briston Maroney Tanner Sharp Joey Cook JD McCollough Stuart Smith Robbie Sampson Chris Pearsall Cole Lombardo Zac Gee Sean Ottaway Tim Quayle Mario Sewell Eric Perfetto Jake Kyle Tristen Callis Brandon LoCascio Thomas Blalock Hayden Varner Jake Staley Augie Fortune Nolan Coulter Nicholas Partilla Jack Erickson Henry Norris Beau Galaher Patrick Kidwell Jay Smolens Timmy Gibbons Jones Albritton

FR JR JR JR FR SO FR JR JR SO FR SO SR SO SR JR SO SR JR JR SO JR FR JR SO SO SR FR FR SR FR SO JR SO FR SO SR FR

Kicker QB RB/ILB WR/DB RB/DB RB/DB QB WR/DB RB/ILB QB/RB/ILB RB/LB QB WR/DB RB/Dog RB/Dog WR/DB TE/ILB RB/DB Punter WR/DOG RB/DOG RB/DB RB/ILB RB/DB TE/ILB WR/DOG OL/ILB TE/ILB WR/DB RB/LB RB/Dog RB/LB WR/DB WR/DOG TE/ILB RB/DB RB/ILB WR/DB/P TE/DOG

45 46 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 87 88 89 98 99

Austin Rowan Nolan McKeown David Hamilton Nathan Teter Reese Staley Will Easley III Sebastian McVay Nicholas Natour Tyler Staley Will Mullally Dwight Jesse Theo Sholly Evan Nelson Corey Patton Dakota Raines Luke Perfetto Alex Smolens Logan Punch Evan Smith Tyler O´Brien Christian Atwater Drew Wells Garrett Depp Brandon Morgan Matt Carroll Ethan Adkins Carter Edmonds Zach Cole Patrick McFall Logan Irwin Luis Soto Caleb Howell Payne McNutt Zach Taylor James Orler Blake Mayo Parker Bevins Chris Jackson

FR FR JR SR SR SR JR JR JR FR JR SR JR JR SR SO SR FR JR SR SO FR SR SO JR SO SO SR JR JR SO FR FR FR FR SO FR SO

FB/LB TE/LB TE/DOG K OL/ILB OL/NG OL/NG OL/NG OL/DE OL/LB OL/DE OL/NG OL/DE OL/ILB OL/NG OL/NG OL/DE OL/DL OL/DE OL/DE OL/DL OL/DE OL/NG OL/NG OL/DE OL/DE OL/ILB OL/DE OL/DE OL/DE OL/DE OL/DL OL/DL WR/DB WR/DE TE/ILB K/P OL/NG

THE PROGRAM

FARRAGUTPRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 2012 • 13C

Fighting Irish

2012 ROSTER

PRESENTING SPONSOR: KNOXVILLE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

No.

NAME NAME

YEARYEAR POS.POS.

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 42 43 44

FR JR JR JR FR SO FR JR JR SO FR SO SR SO SR JR SO SR JR JR SO JR FR JR SO SO SR FR FR SR FR SO JR SO FR SO SR FR

HT. HT.

WT. WT.

No.

NAME NAME

5´7˝ 5´8˝ 5´9˝ 5´9˝ 5´6˝ 6´2˝

130 145 170 135 135 185

5´10˝ 5´10˝ 5´11˝ 5´8˝ 5´11˝ 5´11˝ 5´10˝ 6´1˝ 5´5˝ 6˝ 5´9˝ 5´6˝ 5˝11˝ 5´10˝

180 185 190 145 185 185 165 180 125 185 195 130 155 155 135 190 140 185 150 180 210 130 160 190 140 150 145 175 125 145 185 175

45 46 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 87 88 89 98 99

5´11˝ 5´8˝ 6´0˝ 5´9˝ 5´10˝ 6´1˝ 5´3˝ 5´7˝ 6´ 5´8˝ 6´0˝ 5´9˝ 5´10˝ 5´4˝ 5´8˝ 6˝ 6´

YEAR YEAR POS. POS.

FR FR JR SR SR SR JR JR JR FR JR SR JR JR SR SO SR FR JR SR SO FR SR SO JR SO SO SR JR JR SO FR FR FR FR SO FR SO

HT. HT.

5´9˝ 5´6 5´11˝ 5´11˝ 6´ 6´ 5´8˝ 5´9˝ 6´0˝ 6´2˝ 6´1˝ 6´1˝ 6´1˝ 5´9˝ 5´11˝ 5´10˝ 6´0˝ 5´6˝ 6´ 6´ 5´9˝ 5´11˝ 5´9˝ 6´ 6´1˝ 5´11˝ 6´ 6´3˝ 6´6˝ 6´4˝ 6´ 6´ 5´9˝ 5´ 5´8 5´11˝ 6´1˝ 5´10˝

WT.WT.

190 140 175 170 190 275 175 220 185 180 225 270 225 165 265 185 255 150 185 225 180 185 180 220 210 210 200 240 250 205 240 200 185 110 150 170 230 85

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Spartans WEBB SCHOOL OF KNOXVILLE

Webb School of Knoxville football head coach David Meske makes no secret about his expectations for the 2012 season. “Our expectations are high just because of our five state championships,” Meske said. “Every year our goal is to win the state championship.” Webb, which went 9-3 in 2011, claimed Division II-A state titles in 2009 and 2010. The Spartans, however, are hungry after coming up short last season and for the Spartans, it’s about doing the little things. “Every time we won the state championship, we got better each week and if we do that again this year we should be pretty strong,” Meske said. “We don’t have a lot of depth and a school our size will probably have seven or eight players playing both ways.” Webb will open the 2012 campaign with 12 returning players including: Todd Kelly (a junior tailback and safety who has received a bevy of offers from Division I colleges); Jack Grayson (senior, quarterback and all-state punter); Aaron Blance (a senior running back/defensive back, who returns after leaving the school last season); Matthew Melton (a junior defensive back who was the Most Valuable Player in the 2010 state championship game); Skip Garner (senior, offensive tackle/defensive tackle); Robby Strachen (junior, linebacker and allstate placekicker); Brock Beeler (sophomore, wide receiver); Andrew Campbell (junior, offensive guard/defensive lineman); Kyle Dickson (senior, offensive tackle, defensive lineman); Gage Thompson (sophomore, offensive lineman); Johnny Chun (junior, quarterback/wide receiver/defensive back) and David Matthews (senior,

running back/linebacker). Joining the savvy corps battle-tested veterans is a quartet of newcomers that includes Liam Willougby (sophomore, tight end/ linebacker), Bennett Harrison (sophomore, linebacker), Te-Andre Moore (junior, linebacker) and Christopher Stephens (sophomore, running back). Grayson said that anything less than another trip to the state championship game would be a disappointment for the Spartans. “Obviously, we want another state championship,” Grayson said. “That’s all we’ve been talking about all summer. “This is all anyone wants.” Grayson also noted that Blance’s return to the Webb squad is a plus. “Aaron is a great player and it’s huge for us to have him,” Grayson said. “He wants a state

“Every year our goal is to win the state championship.” - David Meske Spartans head coach

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championship as much as anybody.” Meske said his team’s strengths lie on both the offensive and defensive lines. He also added that Webb will have tremendous speed at the offensive skill positions and in the defensive secondary. “We have great skill kids on offense and they have tremendous speed,” Meske said. “Our offensive line is solid and we have two all-state players in our kicking game. “On defense, our defensive line and secondary are strong.” The Spartans lost all three starting linebackers last season. Meske, how-

ever, doesn’t necessarily consider that a weakness. “We lost all three of our linebackers but I don’t want to say that that’s a weakness [this year],” he said. “We just have a lack of experience there.” Webb begins the 2012 season with a showdown at Alcoa Saturday, Aug. 18. The Spartans opened the 2011 season with a loss at Maryville last season. But Meske said that his squad is eagerly anticipating the season opener against the Tornadoes. “We loved opening up at Maryville last year and the kids are looking forward to playing Alcoa,” Meske said.

Game Day 1

Jack Grayson

QB/LB/P

Jackson Lansing

Brock Beeler

26 Matthew Melton

RB/DB

TE/LB

27 Alexander Berube

RB/DB

WR/DB

30 Hayden Coffman

FB/LB

Aaron Blance

RB/DB

32 Chad Preston

TE/LB

Todd Kelly

RB/DB

34 Dave Matthews

RB/LB

Alex Lansing

WR/DB

36 J.P. Dakak

TE/LB

Johnny Chun

QB/DB

40 Evan Edkin

WR/LB

10 Te'Andre Moore

RB/LB

43 Brant Mitchell

FB/LB

11 Wrinn Alexander

WR/DB

45 Liam Willoughby

TE/LB

13 Michael Dryzer

RB/DB

52 Alec Vetrano

OT/DE

16 Cooper Edenfield

QB/DB

54 Andrew Campbell

OG/DL

17 Robby Strachan

RB/LB/K

56 Kyle Dickson

OT/DT

18 Mason Staten

RB/DB

57 Skip Garner

OC/DT

19 Zac Mathien

RB/DB

60 Gage Thompson

OC/DL

20 Bennett Harrison

FB/LB

65 Carter Thomas

OG/DE

21 Bryan Berube

RB/DB

66 Andrew Craig

OT/DE

22 Akshay Harsh

WR/DB

74 Dustin Nickle

OC/DT

23 Jordan Flickinger

RB/DB

75 Cole Sams

OT/DT

24 Christopher Stephens SO

RB/DB

78 James Moon

OL/DL

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Spartans

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No.

NAME

YEAR YEAR

POS. POS.

Jack Grayson

QB/LB/P

Jackson Lansing

Brock Beeler

HT.

WT. WT.

No.

NAME

YEAR YEAR

5´11˝

180

Matthew Melton

TE/LB

5´11˝

175

WR/DB

5´9˝

160

Aaron Blance

RB/DB

5´7˝

175

Todd Kelly

RB/DB

6´1˝

Alex Lansing

WR/DB

Johnny Chun

Te'Andre Moore

POS.POS.

HT.

WT.WT.

RB/DB

5´9˝

160

Alexander Berube FR

RB/DB

5´9˝

160

Hayden Coffman

FB/LB

5´8˝

165

Chad Preston

TE/LB

5´9˝

160

190

Dave Matthews

RB/LB

5´10˝

195

5´11˝

170

J.P. Dakak

TE/LB

5´10˝

185

QB/DB

5´9˝

160

Evan Edkin

WR/LB

5´9˝

135

RB/LB

5´8˝

190

Brant Mitchell

FB/LB

6´2˝

230

Wrinn Alexander

WR/DB

5´9˝

150

Liam Willoughby

TE/LB

6´2˝

190

Michael Dryzer

RB/DB

5´5˝

135

Alec Vetrano

OT/DE

5´10˝

195

Cooper Edenfield

QB/DB

6´0˝

170

Andrew Campbell

OG/DL

6´0˝

210

Robby Strachan

RB/LB/K

5´11˝

190

Kyle Dickson

OT/DT

6´2˝

220

Mason Staten

RB/DB

5´9˝

140

Skip Garner

OC/DT

6´3˝

280

Zac Mathien

RB/DB

5´9˝

160

Gage Thompson

OC/DL

6´0˝

285

Bennett Harrison

FB/LB

5´9˝

170

Carter Thomas

OG/DE

6´3˝

200

Bryan Berube

RB/DB

5´9˝

175

Andrew Craig

OT/DE

6´2˝

170

Akshay Harsh

WR/DB

5´7˝

155

Dustin Nickle

OC/DT

5´11˝

230

Jordan Flickinger

RB/DB

6´0˝

150

Cole Sams

OT/DT

6´5˝

255

Christopher Stephens SO

RB/DB

5´7˝

160

James Moon

OL/DL

6´0˝

190

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16C • FARRAGUTPRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 2012

THE PROGRAM

Knox

County

2012 SCHEDULE Home Games*

Aug.

Sept.

Away Games

Sept.

Oct.

Austin East

West*

Powell*

Fulton

Alcoa

Carter*

Brainerd

OPEN

Union Co.*

Gatlinburg/ Pittman*

Pigeon Forge

Gibbs

Bearden

HVA*

Morristown East

William Blount*

Rhea Co.

Lenoir City

OPEN

Maryville*

Farragut

Heritage

West*

Catholic*

Seymour* Austin-East

SouthDoyle

Pigeon Forge*

Gibbs*

Fulton*

Gatlinburg/ Pittman

OPEN

Anderson Co.

Karns

HVA*

Clinton

Campbell Co.*

OPEN

Powell

Halls*

Grace*

Loudon

Gibbs

Scott County

OPEN

Kingston*

LaVergne

Thurs, Aug. 30

Carter

Grace

Grainger Co.*

Union Co.

Central

Catholic*

William Blount*

Oak Ridge*

CAK

Anderson Co.

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Farragut

DobynsBennett

Oak Ridge*

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West*

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Bearden*

Maryville

Lenoir City*

William Blount

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AustinEast*

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Rhea Co.

Gibbs*

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Carter

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Gibbs

Scott Co.

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Grainger Co.

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CAK*

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Carter

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Clinton

Sevier Co.

Powell

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Oak Ridge*

Anderson Co.*

Karns*

HVA

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HVA

Bearden

Heritage*

OPEN

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Campbell Co.*

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Powell*

Halls*

Oak Ridge

Anderson Co.*

Karns

SouthDoyle*

Corbin

Clinton*

Campbell Co.

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Powell*

Halls

Oak Ridge

Anderson Co.

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Cleveland

Farragut*

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Heritage*

Bearden

Halls*

Oak Ridge

Anderson Co.*

Karns

HVA

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Heritage

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Carter*

Cherokee

Cocke Co.*

Seymour

Sevier Co.*

Jefferson Co.*

Webb

Alcoa Sat, Aug. 18

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Davidson Academy

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Austin-East

Fulton*

Maryville*

Morristown East

Farragut

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Lenoir City

Catholic*

Bearden

Heritage*

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Last season’s ending couldn’t have been much worse for the University of Tennessee football team. The Volunteers closed out the 2011 campaign with a 10-7 loss to Kentucky in Lexington. It was Tennessee’s first loss to the Wildcats since 1984. The season-ending loss left the Vols sitting at home during the holiday season with the program’s third losing season in four years. Two area players who saw significant playing time last season are hoping that the Vols can recapture past glory this season. Devrin Young, a 2011 Bearden High School graduate, enrolled at UT after a stellar career with the Bulldogs. Knoxville Catholic High School product Daniel Hood started eight games on the defensive line last season as a redshirt sophomore. Young saw situational action at tailback and emerged as one of the squad’s top kick returners as the Vols went 5-7 overall and picked up their lone Southeastern Conference victory against in-state rival Vanderbilt at Neyland Stadium. This season both Young and Hood will be looking to expand their roles for Tennessee, which opens its 2012 campaign against North Carolina State Friday, Aug. 31 in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. Young entered camp looking to be one of Tennessee’s feature running backs. Hood, on the other hand, hasn’t quite found a home in defensive coordinator Sal Sunseri’s defense. He’ll play and likely start. The only question is where. “Coach Sal has put me at every position on the [defensive] line,” said Hood, who recorded eight tackles and a sack as Tennessee’s nose tack-

“I strive to play like those players and be like those teams and when we don’t, I feel like I’ve failed.”

- Daniel Hood Vols, Junior DL

le last season. “It has been a challenge for me because you have four different people with different assignments. You also have four different calls. He has no preference of position. “I just want to play,” he said. He also wants, desperately, to see the Vols reverse fortune. “I grew up in the early 90s when it seemed like Tennessee only lost one game a year,” Hood said. “I strive to play like those players and be like those teams and when we don’t, I feel like I’ve failed.” Young, who left the Bearden program as one of East Tennessee’s most decorated running backs, is looking to contribute in 2012. He said, however, that he knows nothing will See VOLS on Page 18C

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be easy in the SEC. “Me and the coaches talked a lot about what my role will be,” he said. “It depends on how much I improve and that all boils down to how hard I’m willing to work.” He’s pleased to have the opportunity to compete for the starting tailback position this season. “It’s definitely a blessing to be in the mix,” Young said. Young may understand that his work ethic will determine his success as a sophomore. But a running back is usually only as good as the offensive line.

The Vols had one of the nation’s worst ground attacks in 2011. Tennessee averaged a paltry 2.8 yards per carry as the offensive line struggled to keep running backs upright. The offensive line should be improved in 2012, according to Young. “It was just awesome to see how the line plays,” he said. “It’s safe to say that they’ve really improved. “They’ve really come together and bonded well. Our offensive line is just awesome.” Hood and Young are two of seven area players who were in camp for the Big Orange. Four Tennessee players; Austin Bolen (junior, fullback), Jacob Gilliam (junior, offensive lineman), Greg Grieco (junior, linebacker) and Michael Williams (sophomore, defensive back) all played

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