Whirlwinds, Trojans not getting their kicks on PATs
Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 10:30 pm
State Championship Notebook: ’Winds, Trojans not getting their kicks on PATs
Lou Bezjak | Morning News | SCNow.com
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Timmonsville and Hunter-Kinard-Tyler have plenty of strengths but kicking is not one of them.
“ I think we might have left our big kicking tee at C.E. Murray or somewhere earlier this season,” Timmonsville coach Bill Tate said. “We tried to kick a field goal one game and it didn’t work so that is when I decided we would be going for two.”
“ I got tired of my offensive linemen getting hit in the butt with the ball,” HKT coach Dann Holland said. “So, I just said we are going for two each time. We don’t have a smell of a kicker at our school. During the open date, we had tryouts and after two days I was like, ‘I am not looking at this anymore.’”
They said it
“ If we are eating Thanksgiving dinner at Shoney’s or Golden Corral, we are having a good season. If you at home on Thanksgiving, it usually means you are having a bad one.” — Carvers Bay coach Nate Thompson.
Lou Bezjak | Morning News | SCNow.com
< Excerpts - full article at the headline link >
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Timmonsville and Hunter-Kinard-Tyler have plenty of strengths but kicking is not one of them.
“ I think we might have left our big kicking tee at C.E. Murray or somewhere earlier this season,” Timmonsville coach Bill Tate said. “We tried to kick a field goal one game and it didn’t work so that is when I decided we would be going for two.”
“ I got tired of my offensive linemen getting hit in the butt with the ball,” HKT coach Dann Holland said. “So, I just said we are going for two each time. We don’t have a smell of a kicker at our school. During the open date, we had tryouts and after two days I was like, ‘I am not looking at this anymore.’”
They said it
“ If we are eating Thanksgiving dinner at Shoney’s or Golden Corral, we are having a good season. If you at home on Thanksgiving, it usually means you are having a bad one.” — Carvers Bay coach Nate Thompson.