2009

are hoping momentum continues into 2009 season receiver Antonio Hughes into this ·eason with the expectations of winning every game."

(6-2, 195) ofMorton ; run- ning back Derrick Cade (5-7, 210) of Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Central; offensive lineman Chuckie Curry (6- 6, 290) of Newton; and Jarred Flemming, a 6-5, 250-pound lineman from Louisville. Anderson said the offensive line will be "anchored" by Flemming and Curry, both of whom are receiving attention from several Division I programs. On the defensive side, Anderson said the second– ary should be the strength going into the season. "Right now we are two– deep and we're solid," Anderson said. "Our entire defense has also improved and has a lot more speed, particularly at line– backer...where we've got some guys very capable of making some big plays." Anderson said Chad Mangum of West Point, a 5-9, 175-pound freshman from Oak Hill Academy, will handle kicking and punting duties. In analyzing the upcoming season, Ander– son said the main goal is simple: just win! "Our goals are to win every game, but the ftrst thing we need to do is have a winning season, make the playoffs and hopefully win a state championship," Anderson said. "But before we can accomplish those goals, we've got to learn how to wm I think winning those t\\ o games m overtime last year taught our team how to \\in, so \\e are going