From CharlotteObserver.com Prep Insiders:
Mike Newsome is the new head football coach at Kannapolis Brown. He was approved by the Kannapolis School Board Monday night at its 5 p.m meeting.
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Butler-Mallard Creek to play season opening football game in August
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Butler’s Kris Frost commits to Auburn
Associated Press N.C. All-State football team announced
From CharlotteObserver.com Prep Insiders:
West Rowan keeps racking up wins, state championships and spots on The Associated Press All-State prep football team for North Carolina.
For the third straight year, the Falcons followed a state title by placing at least three players on the AP squad. Offensive lineman Charles Holloway, and defensive backs Domonique Noble and Eric Cowan were voted on the 2010 team by 15 sports writers from across the state in results released Wednesday.
Christian LeMay participates in Georgia practice
From MintHillTimes.com:
Former Butler standout quarterback Christian LeMay officially joined the Georgia Bulldogs practices in the past three days. LeMay missed his senior season at Butler because of violations of CMS Code of Conduct and has been home-schooled this year.
Butler Bulldogs: design of a dynasty
From MatthewsMintHillWeekly.com:
RALEIGH – Their post-game walk through the bowels of Carter-Finley Stadium was different this time.
A year ago, in the minutes after the Butler Bulldogs won their first state championship in this same stadium, there was sheer pandemonium as they romped off the field and headed toward the locker rooms. Their screaming, their crying, their perpetual bouncing appeared to emit a sense of relief that they’d finally shaken the dreaded monkey off their shoulder pads, stopped being Independence High’s little football brother and proven to everyone that they were worthy of being state champions.
Great game for special Butler player
From CharlotteObserver.com:
RALEIGH Jahwan Edwards couldn’t sleep Friday night, so he turned the TV on to BET and hoped he might finally stop thinking about Butler’s Saturday N.C. 4AA championship game against Wake Forest-Rolesville.
BET didn’t work, so Edwards – a 6-foot, 235-pound senior tailback – tossed and turned and stared at his ceiling until 4:45 a.m. He’d asked teammate Austin Stewart to spend the night because Edwards is notoriously late and he wanted to make sure he was ready for his final high school game. This time, Edwards woke up Stewart.
