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Join Jordan Rowe and Matt Ross at 93.7 WRVG as they broadcast Georgetown College football, basketball, and baseball home games.  Jordan is in his third year of play-by-play coverage for WRVG.  This is Matt's second season doing color commentary of Tiger Sports.  Become a follower of 93.7 WRVG on Twitter to get live scores and updates throughout games.   

2010 Georgetown College Football Schedule

8/26/2010 Hanover College (Scrimmage)^ 7:30pm

9/4/2010 at Weber International 1:30 pm

9/11/2010 Bye

9/18/2010 at University of the Cumberlands 1:30 pm

9/25/2010 at Shorter College 1:30 pm

9/30/2010 Kentucky Christian University*^ 7:00 pm

10/9/2010 at Campbellsville College* 7:00 pm

10/16/2010 Pikeville College*^ (Homecoming) 1:30 pm

10/23/2010 at West Virginia Tech University* 1:30 pm

10/30/2010 University Virginia at Wise*^ 1:30 pm

11/6/2010 at Lindsey Wilson College*^ 1:30 pm

11/13/2010 Belhaven College^ 1:30 pm

*Denotes Division Rival

^Denotes WRVG Broadcast

GC Football Media Day

By: Jordan Rowe                jrowe0@georgetowncollege.edu

Georgetown, Ky.-It’s early.  So early in fact, the grass is still green and barely worn at Toyota Stadium.
 
The Tigers held their annual media day on Tuesday.  And it’s tough to get a reading on this Tiger football team.  Though tabbed as co-favorites in the Mid-South Conference (MSC) East Division alongside Campbellsville University, the team returns just 6 seniors.  And it is also uncertain who will play quarterback this year.
 
Head Coach Bill Cronin likes the effort he’s seen so far in camp, but is still uncertain just how that will translate when the season rolls around.
 
“We have a lot of energy right now, but it’s early in camp,” he said.  “I think if that will continue we can really increase our potential as a football team.  Right now, they are a lot of fun because they are really into what we are doing.  But the key is…how do you adjust to things after some adversity, when things aren’t going your way?  I’ll wait and see how that comes out.”       
 
It won’t be long now.  Georgetown hosts Hanover College, a Division III school, on Thursday, August 26 (a game that can be heard on 93.7 WRVG).  Though just a scrimmage, the players are taking the game seriously.
 
“We expect to win every time we step out on the field,” said junior quarterback Kaelin Ammons.  “And it’s just another stepping stone to where we want to get.”
 
Cronin says Ammons is in consideration for the starting quarterback job, vacated by Mike Lewis last year. 
 
“I hope I am the starting quarterback,” he said.  “I’ve been waiting two years to get my shot at quarterback.  I’ve been playing wide receiver the last two.  I think if I get a chance to get in there, I think we can make some good things happen.”
 
Last year the team finished 7-4 overall and 4-2 in the MSC.  The last time the Tigers made the playoffs was 2006.  But the conference can’t forget the team’s history as a powerhouse in the NAIA, winning championships in 2000 and 2001.  Yet, Coach Cronin questions their pick of Georgetown as co-favorites in the MSC East this year.
 
“Don’t believe everything you read,” he said.  “We were a very average football team (last year).”
 
Ammons says the team is use to the pressure of being picked to win the division.
 
“That’s every year,” he said.  “We’re always picked to be at the top of the MSC.  We have that target on our backs.  But we just got to come out there and play as hard as we can.  We have to take it one game at a time.”
 
With a young team like last year, the sky is the limit for this team. 
 
“We’ll be a competitive football team,” Cronin said.  “We’ll go against anybody.  We’ll stick our nose in there and be as aggressive as anyone.  Even more aggressive than what we were a year ago.” 
 
Thursday will provide more answers for the coaching squad and the fans, who must wait until September 30 for the next home game. 
 
It’s early. 

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