The Hancock-Henderson Quill, Inc.
by Coach Dillard
Friday night was a very long and painful evening.
West Prairie dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. It is hard to do things in the game of football if you can't move people around or even keep them off of your quarterback. I don't care who the coach is.
In the spread offense you don't need a lot of time, but you do need some. These young men will get better with time and so will we as a coaching staff.
I told the men to forget Friday's game and move on. Friday's game, I told the kids, was my fault, not their's. I did not have myself, the staff or them prepared well.
West Prairie was a good team well prepared for us, but not as good as we made them look.
We need to work on things on both sides of the ball, but at least everything we did wrong is fixable.
These young men need to remember one thing and one thing only; it is just a game, play hard and have fun.
The final score was West Prairie 43, S/U 8