I will correct the poll, that’s just a mistake on my part. However, I have three officially – one to Hamilton on the sack, one to Hoffman recovered by the offense, and a really tough one in the third quarter that could honestly go either way. Wood hits him ball side but the collision is simultaneous with Hoffman as well. I don’t have the endzone copy but will have someone check it which should tell for sure. Thanks.
Hey Dana…we don’t do Players to Watch, but as for Players of the Week it’s an age-old football issue. Offensive linemen are hard to measure statistically which is how most polls are based. However defensive linemen have a great opportunity to have stats with tackles, sacks and more. We love our linemen at White House, they are the unsung heroes.
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Correction. I’m pretty sure #38 forced two fumbles not #39. Ethan Hoffman. I’m going to check the film. Thank you.
I will correct the poll, that’s just a mistake on my part. However, I have three officially – one to Hamilton on the sack, one to Hoffman recovered by the offense, and a really tough one in the third quarter that could honestly go either way. Wood hits him ball side but the collision is simultaneous with Hoffman as well. I don’t have the endzone copy but will have someone check it which should tell for sure. Thanks.
Why are Linemen never considered players of the week or players to watch?
Hey Dana…we don’t do Players to Watch, but as for Players of the Week it’s an age-old football issue. Offensive linemen are hard to measure statistically which is how most polls are based. However defensive linemen have a great opportunity to have stats with tackles, sacks and more. We love our linemen at White House, they are the unsung heroes.