Back in 2015, the Mount Pleasant offensive line consisted off, from left to right (with helmets), Zach Mayo, Austin Moore, Tucker Furr, Jackson Skey, Jake Edwards and Caleb Spears. The line paved the way for the Tiger rushing game of Cody Reece (20) and John Wax (43) and advanced to the state semifinals.
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Mount Pleasant offensive lineman Jackson Skey (70) runs through drills during the Tiger's practice Monday afternoon. Mount Pleasant will take on Shelby this Friday for a chance to play in the NCHSAA 2A State Championship game.
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Mount Pleasant offensive lineman Jackson Skey (70) runs through drills during the Tiger's practice Monday afternoon. Mount Pleasant will take on Shelby this Friday for a chance to play in the NCHSAA 2A State Championship game.
MOUNT PLEASANT, N.C. -- Randy Kaiser knows what most people see when they peruse his offensive line: girth. A group of teenagers with the heft and height to scare most of their peers without uttering a word. But like all the Mount Pleasant football coaches, Kaiser knows there’s so much more to the Tigers’ first line of offense.
Back in 2015, the Mount Pleasant offensive line consisted off, from left to right (with helmets), Zach Mayo, Austin Moore, Tucker Furr, Jackson Skey, Jake Edwards and Caleb Spears. The line paved the way for the Tiger rushing game of Cody Reece (20) and John Wax (43) and advanced to the state semifinals.
Mount Pleasant offensive lineman Jackson Skey (70) runs through drills during the Tiger's practice Monday afternoon. Mount Pleasant will take on Shelby this Friday for a chance to play in the NCHSAA 2A State Championship game.
Mount Pleasant offensive lineman Jackson Skey (70) runs through drills during the Tiger's practice Monday afternoon. Mount Pleasant will take on Shelby this Friday for a chance to play in the NCHSAA 2A State Championship game.
