Big, Tall, Lanky, And Fast: Greg Hollisworth (NCAA 10)

[Watson]

The Advocate
The Independent Voice of South Louisiana

LHSSAA Playoffs Preview: Leesville Wampus Cats WR Hollisworth

The Leesville Wampus Cats always have a breakout player to carry the brute of the work, carving Leesville deep into the playoffs. Last year, it was LSU commit Micheal Ford. This year, it seems to be Greg Hollisworth, a 6-7 215...speedster. "I've always been a pretty squatter." says Hollisworth with a smile. As his teammates laugh, reporters look around. They don't get it. Hollisworth runs a 4.34 40, and squats 450, decent for a receiver in High School. But the son of a car salesman prides him self with his height- at 6'7", most 4A receivers have a hard time covering the big man-a reason why he had 4 receiving TD's and 197 yards against the Springfield Bulldogs last week in a 41-10 romp in the driving rain.

"That was just a taste." Said Hollisworth, "Everybody is going to have a #8 Hollisworth jersey in 5-6 years." When asked about his overconfidence, "I don't see how that's a bad thing. If you think im over confident, you have to prove me wrong. I have a reason to be over confident."

Leesville drew a 3 seed and will travel to Scott next week.

[Watson]

The Advocate
The Independent Voice of South Louisiana

Wampus Cats Prevail 63-0

Leesville Wideout Greg Hollisworth's receptions were even with his jersey number-8, but had 242 yards, pulling in 3 TD grabs and 30 yards per reception, even had a 79-yard bomb. How does he feel about that?

"Meh."

Hollisworth isn't very satsfied with the night, saying he "Still wants more." The *** recruit has a tough week ahead, as they will travel to 2 seed Raceland, who is infamous for their steel curtain D.

The run game started out the main focus point for Leesville, but as the game went on into the 2nd quarter, the SHS Defense got gassed, and it was time to air it out the rest of the way.