Western Boone head coach Justin Pelley is open to playing anybody that will make his team better at the end of the season.
So while he was disappointed in his team's 42-20 loss to Class 3A No.6 Tri-West, he also saw some good things that will help his team down the road.
"We could schedule a lot of people the first two weeks, and playing them is a measuring stick for us," Pelley said. "We figure out where we are. We did some good things tonight and they are pretty good. Give (Jack) Sorgi credit, give their staff credit, they are well coached. But I like where we are. Obviously, we have to do some things better but I see the potential in our kids."
Some of that potential comes from the mental makeup of the team.
Tri-West jumped out to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter, and it could have been easy for the Stars to fold right there.
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So while he was disappointed in his team's 42-20 loss to Class 3A No.6 Tri-West, he also saw some good things that will help his team down the road.
"We could schedule a lot of people the first two weeks, and playing them is a measuring stick for us," Pelley said. "We figure out where we are. We did some good things tonight and they are pretty good. Give (Jack) Sorgi credit, give their staff credit, they are well coached. But I like where we are. Obviously, we have to do some things better but I see the potential in our kids."
Some of that potential comes from the mental makeup of the team.
Tri-West jumped out to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter, and it could have been easy for the Stars to fold right there.
#team #pelley #playing
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