THE GILMER BUCKEYES gathered in the middle of the field after their first scrimmage in Whitehouse on a mid-August Saturday morning to hear Coach Jeff Traylor mostly praise them for their performance.
He had one complaint, though: not enough “big plays” on offense.
He told them it was harder to call plays for long drives and that whenever anyone got the ball “in space,” he wanted that player to “take it to the house.”
Thursday night in Tyler, in a 63-28 win over the Atlanta Rabbits that was not as close as the score indicates, the Buckeyes became “space travelers.”
Read more: The Gilmer Mirror - After fast start in Tyler Buckeyes return home to face Tatum
From the Longview News-Journal:
Week One Capsules
He had one complaint, though: not enough “big plays” on offense.
He told them it was harder to call plays for long drives and that whenever anyone got the ball “in space,” he wanted that player to “take it to the house.”
Thursday night in Tyler, in a 63-28 win over the Atlanta Rabbits that was not as close as the score indicates, the Buckeyes became “space travelers.”
Read more: The Gilmer Mirror - After fast start in Tyler Buckeyes return home to face Tatum
From the Longview News-Journal:
Week One Capsules
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