HARDIN – New Norborne Hardin-Central varsity coach Andrew Watson found reasons to be upbeat about the coming 8-man football season after the Aggies’ preseason jamboree Aug. 20 at Braymer. “The energy was awesome,” Watson said. “They were flying around. They felt like they had something to prove. … A lot of people have been doubting them with … a new coaching staff and losing some guys. … So, they came out with a mission to prove that there’s still Aggie football and they can prove that. … I thought they did a great job at that.” The Aggies kick off their season Friday by facing Kansas City East Christian at Hardin-Central. They have yet to lose to the Lions since launching their coop program in 2015. The most recent meeting was in 2020, when the Aggies rolled 70-28 en route to a 6-4 season. With Watson and his staff implementing new offensive and defensive systems, the Aggies “don’t have the luxury” to scheme for the Lions or anyone else yet, he said the first week of practice at…