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Just wondering if anyone noticed Kerryon's comments from a recent article on his upcoming season with Detroit.. "A workhorse in his final season for Auburn -- in an eight-game stretch last year, Johnson averaged 27 carries and reached 30 three times -- he knows he'll be used differently in the NFL. "That time, that 30-carry, that's obviously not going to happen," Johnson said. "It shouldn't happen in college. It's definitely not going to happen in the NFL. It's going to be different. But, hey, that means I should have more energy, right? Interesting comment from him. Sounds a lil bitter maybe? I agree with Kerryon.

Hey Chuck, go jump in traffic, you ____.

As an alumni of AHS and AU, and former Black Bear player myself, this makes me EXTREMELY PROUD!! GO BEARS and WDE!!

Marsh's high school coach is Jere Adcock, one of the most respected names in alabama high school football. He's coached at Decatur for 20 years. His teams are always hard nosed and he knows talent when he sees it. Multiple players to D1 over the years and even NFL...Jerraud Powers and Rolando McClain to name a couple. If he says it, believe it to be the truth. "Before Marsh left for the Auburn camp, Decatur coach Jere Adcock had a feeling his star linebacker would leave with an offer. “He’s that good,” Adcock said. “We’ve had guys in our program play in the SEC before, and he’s as good as any we’ve had here. Smart. Athletic. Great character. He has everything you need to be successful.” “The young man is active in a lot of different things — a whole lot of things that are extremely positive,” Decatur coach Jere Adcock said. “He’s about as well-rounded of a student-athlete that we’ve had, and he’s one heck of a football player. An extremely intelligent, humble young man with a ton of natural talent: That’s the best way to describe Josh.” “He’s one of the best linebackers we’ve had here in our program, and over the years, we’ve had some darn good ones,” Adcock said. “When you watch film, you notice that Josh almost always is around the football. “That’s not just from skill and athleticism. It’s a product of instincts and football IQ. That young man plays the game extremely well. He’s a dang good one.” “He’s just an extremely humble kid,” Adcock said. “No level of success is going to change that. And that’s why his teammates love him. He’s always going to be a team-first kind of guy.”

It will be interesting to see how Pat handles the QB situation at Pinson Valley if indeed Bo does transfer. PV has quite a baller there already in Jackie Matthews, who took them to the 3rd round of the 6A playoffs this season. He is a returning senior and has started since 9th grade.