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3 hours ago, Chunky6617 said:

I’m looking at photos from this jamboree, and enterprise definitely does not have much size. One or two decent sized players, but overall not very big. I was told last season that Enterprise was going to see a big drop off after that class graduated. That seems to be the case. I will say however that I believe Jimmerson will get the most out of them. 

 

Enterprise returns six starters on offense and defense We return our top two RBs Zykarius Sims and Ja'Karuis Pickens; plus Harris Burt who is another great RB. Our two returning offensive tackles are bog guys and Tim Miller who will be a junior is about 6'7 and 250 pounds. Sims and Pickens could be the best tailback tandem in 3A. Our DL and LB corps did get decimated by graduation but most of the secondary returns. Our QB will be smaller faster and more athletic than our QB last year. I'm hoping he can do for us and be the kind of player Ty Murphy was for Eupora last year. How big Enterprise is or isnt will have no correlation to Enterprise's success. 

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6 minutes ago, EnterpriseBulldogsFan said:

Enterprise returns six starters on offense and defense We return our top two RBs Zykarius Sims and Ja'Karuis Pickens; plus Harris Burt who is another great RB. Our two returning offensive tackles are bog guys and Tim Miller who will be a junior is about 6'7 and 250 pounds. Sims and Pickens could be the best tailback tandem in 3A. Our DL and LB corps did get decimated by graduation but most of the secondary returns. Our QB will be smaller faster and more athletic than our QB last year. I'm hoping he can do for us and be the kind of player Ty Murphy was for Eupora last year. How big Enterprise is or isnt will have no correlation to Enterprise's success. 

 

Whether you believe it or not, size actually does matter.

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1 hour ago, EnterpriseBulldogsFan said:

Enterprise returns six starters on offense and defense We return our top two RBs Zykarius Sims and Ja'Karuis Pickens; plus Harris Burt who is another great RB. Our two returning offensive tackles are bog guys and Tim Miller who will be a junior is about 6'7 and 250 pounds. Sims and Pickens could be the best tailback tandem in 3A. Our DL and LB corps did get decimated by graduation but most of the secondary returns. Our QB will be smaller faster and more athletic than our QB last year. I'm hoping he can do for us and be the kind of player Ty Murphy was for Eupora last year. How big Enterprise is or isnt will have no correlation to Enterprise's success. 

Raleigh totally shut them down. Lions were in the backfield quit a bit. Enterprise has a long way to go to get back to a 2 seed.

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32 minutes ago, doyouevencoachbro said:

Kossuth is probably the only team in the North who has a chance against Winona just because they will be senior heavy.  Maybe North Panola because of athleticism, but it is hard for me to belive anyone has a shot to beat Winona.  They should walk through the North without breaking a sweat.  

Choctaw County could be a sleeper and will get to see them early in the season in a non  district match against Winona. East Webster brings back a lot and could be a sleeper as well but gotta see how they do with the jump from 2A to 3A in year 1. 

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32 minutes ago, NoWammies said:

Ironically he said this nugget about Raleigh last year for having a roster of 35 soooooooooo. I’m sure roster size doesn’t mean a thing this year though. 

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No obituary writing because I know you should go 3-1 in Region and 2 seed. Loose either of those 2 games and who knows. 3 seed and an end of season on the road in SW Mississippi is possible.

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4 minutes ago, Chunky6617 said:

They will finish 3rd or 4th 

They will beat SEL and McLaurin. Kemper will be much improved could see that being a good game. Nox will blow them out of the water. And no Enterprise doesn’t have big kids. They are scrappy, tough, and disciplined. Don’t know why he doesn’t call it like it is. Really makes an entire message board root against eprise. Meanwhile the people of that area are fantastic, hard working, salt of the earth people.

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4 minutes ago, FBdude said:

 Meanwhile the people of that area are fantastic, hard working, salt of the earth people.

Spot on. They have a terrific supportive fan base of good people and I pull for Coach Jimmerson because he’s a loyal coach that’s gotten a lot out of the teams he’s coached while at Enterprise. 

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18 minutes ago, wildcatnation662 said:

Noxubee County will have their hands full in 3A South in the playoffs! The South is alot harder in 3A than the North. Wont be a cakewalk at all. Remember they havent beat a South team yet in 3A 

JDC will out coach Noxubee. Noxubee will outplay Hazlehurst unless the officials help Hazlehurst at home. Don't count out St Stanislaus or South Pike if I am correct that they are 3A now.

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14 hours ago, Rebel Bert said:

JDC will out coach Noxubee. 

I know we’re talking about Mancuso here but don’t underestimate Teddy Young cuz the guy can coach as well. His adjustments are what won them the playoff game against Amory last year in a rematch that they lost earlier in the season. 

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On 5/24/2023 at 4:17 PM, s1nglewing said:

SEL will be better than the last few years. McLaurin, too. Don't know how much, though...

That's what I'm curious to see - How much better will Southeast Lauderdale be with Brian Ford at the helm?  I really think they will be better and more competitive.  I don't know if that will equate to more wins, but it should.  Maybe a few more because they should have some winnable games on their schedule.  Even if their improvements don't show up as wins in the win/loss column, there will definitely be improvements because there are small victories within the game that will not show up via the scoreboard.  Getting a state title winning coach at Southeast Lauderdale has no doubt breathed some fresh life into that program.

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3 hours ago, maroontide06 said:

That's what I'm curious to see - How much better will Southeast Lauderdale be with Brian Ford at the helm?  I really think they will be better and more competitive.  I don't know if that will equate to more wins, but it should.  Maybe a few more because they should have some winnable games on their schedule.  Even if their improvements don't show up as wins in the win/loss column, there will definitely be improvements because there are small victories within the game that will not show up via the scoreboard.  Getting a state title winning coach at Southeast Lauderdale has no doubt breathed some fresh life into that program.

Word out of southeast is he only held 5-6 spring practices. Ain’t he been ran off of most places he’s been? Neshoba didn’t let him finish the school year. They may win a couple games but I’d credit the last coach for making the schedule more reasonable right before they ran him out of town

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1 hour ago, lionpack said:

Word out of southeast is he only held 5-6 spring practices. Ain’t he been ran off of most places he’s been? Neshoba didn’t let him finish the school year. They may win a couple games but I’d credit the last coach for making the schedule more reasonable right before they ran him out of town

Lionpack, I think you’re a good poster on here, but please try not to make yourself look ignorant.  I seriously doubt he’s been ran off anywhere and I don’t know what happened at Neshoba, but I can promise you if there was something he didn’t like about that program or if they weren’t going to give him the liberty he needed to be their head coach then they probably had some unreconcilable differences.  He’s won over 60% of his games, won a state title at Lumberton, played for another against his future team on the opposite sideline with Simmons, and has been a head coach for over 20 years.  He’s had way more success than a majority of Mississippi High School Head Football Coaches and most importantly he’s a good coach.  It may be difficult to win at Southeast Lauderdale and it may take some time, but it certainly isn’t impossible.  I think there will be an improvement there in year 1, even if the improvement is small.

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