Green(14) @ (46)West Union

[mattash]

Thoughts? It says Western Union is a club team, does that mean its not with the school or what?

[GoBucks1047]

West Union. They've been a club team for a couple or so years, but they're not school sponsored like North Adams, Peebles, and Eastern Brown in the SHAC. They're located almost in the center of Adams County. Green has played West Union every year West Union has sported a club football team.

[Fred Flintstone]

Money Transfer?

[Seabee_0586]

I don't know about money transfer but we need to add a team that we can get points from winning playing them is pointless

[Tartanblue]

Green starts 1-0, Green has scheduled schools who are club or just starting varsity football for the last few years to try and build up confidence to the team.

[mattash]

They a small team?

[bcltcr]

Didn't know Western Union had a football team? Are they the Western Union Moneygrams? Made up of employees?

West Union is a small town in Adams County. I'll take them in this one.

[mattash]

How many SVC schools have football?

[Seabee_0586]

Green has a powerful o line and really good qb and backs

[Crab's Brother]

How many SVC schools have football?

All of them to my knowledge.

[mattash]

Lol meant SHL

[GoBucks1047]

How many SVC schools have football?

All of them to my knowledge.

I'm gonna assume he meant SHAC. Fayetteville-Perry (SBAAC football only) and Manchester (might be joining SOC I football only in 2018) have sponsored football. North Adams, Peebles, and West Union have club football and isn't school sponsored so anyone who plays them won't get points from playing and beating them. Eastern Brown/Georgetown (SBAAC) have a combined club team named Southern Buckeye, but Eastern Brown has the established club football program while Georgetown has the available playing facility where their games are played (Russellville) so they have a combined club to benefit both districts.

Lynchburg-Clay, Leesburg-Fairfield, Ripley-Union-Lewis-Huntington (Ripley), and Whiteoak are the remain 4 schools who don't have football, but Lynchburg-Clay could easily be able to start a football program if they wish, and I think Leesburg-Fairfield would follow starting their own. Ripley and Whiteoak are capable, but their size enrollment wise could cause some issues, but Manchester has proven they have potential being their size and not even been able to stay in a football conference longer than a couple years.

If schools could start sponsoring football in the SHAC, I'd love to see them start a 6-8 team football league while Georgetown starts them a sponsored football program so when Fayetteville-Perry football leaves the SBAAC, Georgetown would be able to replace them since Georgetown is already a member of the SBAAC. Adams, Brown, and Highland Counties would be entertained with a lot more Friday night and Saturday afternoon high school football games if this would be able to happen.

[mattash]

How many SVC schools have football?

All of them to my knowledge.

I'm gonna assume he meant SHAC. Fayetteville-Perry (SBAAC football only) and Manchester (might be joining SOC I football only in 2018) have sponsored football. North Adams, Peebles, and West Union have club football and isn't school sponsored so anyone who plays them won't get points from playing and beating them. Eastern Brown/Georgetown (SBAAC) have a combined club team named Southern Buckeye, but Eastern Brown has the established club football program while Georgetown has the available playing facility where their games are played (Russellville) so they have a combined club to benefit both districts.

Lynchburg-Clay, Leesburg-Fairfield, Ripley-Union-Lewis-Huntington (Ripley), and Whiteoak are the remain 4 schools who don't have football, but Lynchburg-Clay could easily be able to start a football program if they wish, and I think Leesburg-Fairfield would follow starting their own. Ripley and Whiteoak are capable, but their size enrollment wise could cause some issues, but Manchester has proven they have potential being their size and not even been able to stay in a football conference longer than a couple years.

If schools could start sponsoring football in the SHAC, I'd love to see them start a 6-8 team football league while Georgetown starts them a sponsored football program so when Fayetteville-Perry football leaves the SBAAC, Georgetown would be able to replace them since Georgetown is already a member of the SBAAC. Adams, Brown, and Highland Counties would be entertained with a lot more Friday night and Saturday afternoon high school football games if this would be able to happen.

Good run down

[X8XOHIOLEGENDX7X]

Green should win

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Best of luck to the Bobcats !

[mattash]

Can someone post stats?

[Seabee_0586]

Green recovered 2 fumbles for td's but the ref blew the whistle. The refs were home boys

[mattash]

Green recovered 2 fumbles for td's but the ref blew the whistle. The refs were home boys

Game didn't count. Move forward

[Tartanblue]

Seabee_0586 did those three big linemen that nobody in the SOC or Division 6 or 7 miss the game?

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