Worst football program in the state?

[govols35]

Red Boiling Springs...no doubt in my mind

[Big Daddy Vol]

Originally Posted by dan4vols

White county is right in there for the battle to the basement door, Cocke county we wanted on the schedule but the line for scheduling was always busy...

White County can't keep a good coach. The powers to be run all the good ones off, cause they have money and their kid doesn't start. I played from 92 to 96 and I had 4 coaches in 4 years. All the coaches wanted to bring their systems in all of them were different ! Plus we where in a class with Murfreesboro . Cause the girl's basketball team want to play Shelbyville every year. We also had to play both ways! We had 30 kids on the sideline , mufreesboro would have 60 plus.

[orangepeel]

Red Boiling Springs ends their 62 ( maybe 63?) game losing streak tonight by beating OAkdale.

Congrats to RBS!! I have no dog in this fight,but man I know those boys must be happy to have that monkey off their back.

[SGMVols]

Now that Chattanooga Christian has its varsity program up and running, I nominate them for worst in the state. They lost 62-7 to my alma mater, Boyd-Buchanan tonight. The one TD they scored came when we played all our freshmen at the end.

Boyd scored 2 TDs on kickoff returns alone.

[sickemsmokey10]

I played at Morristown East and while we never were a great team, Cocke County was always a fairly easy win. They use to have a runningback there that was really good, but if I'm not mistaken he was tragically killed. I can't remember his name though...

[Vol Karma]

Originally Posted by volfanbill

has Crockett ever been to the playoffs?

Most the time, a victory over Daniel Boone is all that is required for them to have a successful season.

I was going to say Crockett. I played back in the late 80's for them and we never won a game. We got ran over in every game. Urg.

[nesus]

Gibbs hasnt had a winning season or more than 4 wins since 1999

[ETNRIDER]

Originally Posted by nesus

Gibbs hasnt had a winning season or more than 4 wins since 1999

LOL I was waiting on Gibbs to come up in this!!!

So far so good this year!!!

Grainger 14 Gibbs 60
Gibbs 38 Claiborne 36

2-0!! That 98 points has to be close to the most they have scored in the past 3-4 years!!

[jmoore_21]

Cocke County lost 35-14 Friday night to South Greene.

[EricFreakingBerry]

I know this is an older thread, but just to bring up the obvious poll winner from this thread, didn't Red Boiling Springs win their 1st game in '09?

[jmoore_21]

Cocke County finally picked up their first win in a long time. They beat Union County tonight.

[Ohio Vol]

Originally Posted by Ohio Vol

Someday....someday I'll be the head coach at Red Boiling Springs and people will forget that they were ever mentioned on this thread.

In Ohio, there's a couple of brutal ones. Grove City HS had some real good teams in the late 1990s until a new high school (Central Crossing) was built. Grove City hasn't done jack since, but Central Crossing is hideously bad. Their records since the team started have been:
2008 -- 1-9
2007 -- 1-9
2006 -- 2-8
2005 -- 2-8
2004 -- 2-8
2003 -- 3-7
2002 -- 0-10
Overall -- 9-61

Probably the worst, though, is Sebring McKinley.
2008 -- 0-10
2007 -- 1-9
2006 -- 0-10
2005 -- 1-9
2004 -- 1-9
2003 -- 1-9
2002 -- 0-10
2001 -- 0-9
2000 -- 0-10
Overall this decade -- 4-75
W-L record of the teams that they've beaten -- 3-36

Funny thing is that my uncle is a McKinley grad, and last year he asked me about how their team was (since he lives in Michigan now). I said, "Oh, I think they're 3-67 this decade." Without batting an eye, he said, "Well, I guess some things never change."

Originally Posted by Ohio Vol

Hope you don't mind, but I'll use your post as a template for Sebring McKinley.

4-75 over the last nine years, last win was week 2 of 2007. In the seven years I can find records for, 28 shutouts, 40% of their games. 2895 pts against and 570 pts for during that span for an average score of 41-8.

Points for and against over this decade:
2000 -- can't find
2001 -- can't find
2002 -- 38:405 (5 shutouts)
2003 -- 94:454 (2 shutouts)
2004 -- 135:356 (3 shutouts)
2005 -- 80:464 (5 shutouts; 42 of the points for were in one game)
2006 -- 53:408 (5 shutouts)
2007 -- 51:349 (5 shutouts)
2008 -- 119:459 (3 shutouts)

Is the only real difference between these schools the length of time that it's been since the last win?

PS -- To demonstrate that this is nothing new, McKinley holds the 7th-longest losing streak in state history....and it was 43 games from 1985-1990.

To give a quick couple of updates:

Central Crossing has no football team after the school board chopped extracurricular activities.

Sebring McKinley is 1-4 so far on the young season (a 13-12 win over a 2-3 team). They've been outscored 186-52 on the year.

That makes them 5-89 so far in this decade with five games left to go.

[EricBerryistheMan]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy Vol

White County can't keep a good coach. The powers to be run all the good ones off, cause they have money and their kid doesn't start. I played from 92 to 96 and I had 4 coaches in 4 years. All the coaches wanted to bring their systems in all of them were different ! Plus we where in a class with Murfreesboro . Cause the girl's basketball team want to play Shelbyville every year. We also had to play both ways! We had 30 kids on the sideline , mufreesboro would have 60 plus.

I'm currently a student at WCHS, and, to be honest, I thought this new coach might turn things around a little bit. It doesn't look like that's gonna happen any time soon, though.

[supervol01]

Davy Crockett, hands down

[jmm475]

memphis