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McCallie clips Irish on long fumble return in jamboree
PIKEVILLE, Tenn. – Lookout Valley coach Tony Webb sought out Grundy County coach Casey Tate to determine how long – if at all – they would play starters in a late period of the Sequatchie Valley jamboree Friday night.
Webb, as did many of the coaches gathered at Bledsoe County High School, wanted to get his reserves as much experience as possible.
“We need to work on learning the speed of the game, recognizing motions and getting lined up in time,” Webb said. “That’s where we are.”
Lookout Valley lost 14-0 to Bledsoe County in the opening period of the event.
