Clarksville is the defending district champion, but lost a lot of talent to graduation. Only three defensive starters return.
Quadray Moreland will provide leadership in the defensive secondary, and two-way player Germack Woodberry (69 tackles in 2012) will be featured at linebacker in the Blue Tigers’ defensive scheme. Another versatile player is Devon Sanders, who will join Moreland in a defensive backfield that might be called on to stop the big play when the young defensive front can’t hold.
Scoring is less of a concern, with junior quarterback Terrence Tinnell helped by the presence of a solid O-line including seniors Jermaine Emmers and Tyus Savage. Many of Clarksville’s touchdowns should be scored by Woodberry (wide receiver) and Sanders (tailback).
Clarksville’s a perennial power that can’t be counted out of the district title race, but loaded rosters in Cooper and Edgewood will make another first-place finish difficult for the Blue Tigers.
Head Coach: Dewaski Davis. 2012 Record: Regional semifinalist; 8-4, 6-0 in District 8-2A. Top Players: WR Gemack Woodberry, Sr., 6-3, 185; OL Tyus Savage, Sr., 6-5, 235; QB Terrence Tinnell, Jr., 5-10, 175; RB Devon Sanders, Sr., 6-3, 185; OL Jermaine Emmers, Sr., 5-11, 265; DB Quadray Moreland, Sr., 5-9, 165.
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