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Prep will win. Maybe, easily. Not sure how NE's one-dimensional offense will be able to score on the Hawks. NE's defense is pretty athletic and sturdy. They might throw up resistance. Tho, I think SJP's passing game could do some things here. Might be a slow, methodical death for the Vikings.
Imhotep has too much for O'Hara, but a expect the Lions to compete for a solid stretch of play. Imhotep's discipline issues and O'Hara's don't hurt themselves tendencies could keep it a little closer than one might expect. At the end of the day, I think IC wins rather comfortably.
N-G should win and possibly keep SH at arm's length throughout. Hard to tell how good SH is, tho. They lost their first four games of the year to teams in higher classes. Since then they have basically walked thru the last eight teams they have played. I suspect SH is down from last year, as they entered this game vs WC undefeated. NG needs to finish drives and lower the penalties. I don't see a blowout here, but possibly somewhat comfortable win for the Saints. Even if the final score doesn't depict it.
Speaking of #28, if I read this correctly fo SH, he has 291 carries for 2665 and 43 TD? What division they play? Or is he the next great running back? Those are big numbers in 12 games
Pretty accurate rundown Burrs! I think you're spot on in each class.
I see Prep winning and NE one dimensional offense stagnating their ability to utilize some good talent on that team. But hey, who are we to critique their offense that falters to tougher competition each year.
Tep does have to be mindful of the penalties. Ohara is a one player team. Santilla getting shut down and Tep will run the table as it will anyway.
NG again, as Tep will have to keep their discipline and not take points from off the board. I've seen tape from last years game versus WC. I think WC gave up points and field position too much. Also the WC QB did not take advantage of the average SH secondary. He tried to run too much. Which was effective in first half. WC never adjusted to SH running backs attacking the "C" gap. If the DEs crashed the C gap, the SH RBs don't have a lane to run. SH don't pull their linemen much, but allow they DE's toward the wingback side to rush outside. NG puts hats on #28 (40 carries last week)...and the SH defense is not that agile. NG run game should click. The NG passing game has the potential to open up, as I don't see SH secondary being able to cover the speed of NG receivers.
Speaking of #28, if I read this correctly fo SH, he has 291 carries for 2665 and 43 TD? What division they play? Or is he the next great running back? Those are big numbers in 12 games
Owl, I'll add that I'm fairly certain that SH was a stronger team last year and that WC last year was weaker than it was this year, especially defensively. WC's D-Coord called an ill-advised timeout in the final thirty seconds of the half with the score 7-6. SH was running the ball and wasn't going to call timeout. Once WC did used the TO, SH went into their bag of tricks and hit them with like a 45-yard halfback pass. WC never recovered.
As far as O'Hara goes, Santilla is their best playmaker, but I think Jones is capable of moments and collectively they run a nice team approach. They will struggle to run the ball on IC. Their QB has gotten better. Also, on defense I think O'Hara uses a nice team approach, has some pretty good individuals in Gould, Redd, Wertz, etc, and they play together. Not sure if it's enough, tho. Probably not.
IMO the ONLY way NG and TEP lose from now on is if they beat themselves with penalties. You know when either plays upstate they will be watched closely by the Refs so lets hope they score a bunch .Pretty accurate rundown Burrs! I think you're spot on in each class.
I see Prep winning and NE one dimensional offense stagnating their ability to utilize some good talent on that team. But hey, who are we to critique their offense that falters to tougher competition each year.
Tep does have to be mindful of the penalties. Ohara is a one player team. Santilla getting shut down and Tep will run the table as it will anyway.
NG again, as Tep will have to keep their discipline and not take points from off the board. I've seen tape from last years game versus WC. I think WC gave up points and field position too much. Also the WC QB did not take advantage of the average SH secondary. He tried to run too much. Which was effective in first half. WC never adjusted to SH running backs attacking the "C" gap. If the DEs crashed the C gap, the SH RBs don't have a lane to run. SH don't pull their linemen much, but allow they DE's toward the wingback side to rush outside. NG puts hats on #28 (40 carries last week)...and the SH defense is not that agile. NG run game should click. The NG passing game has the potential to open up, as I don't see SH secondary being able to cover the speed of NG receivers.
IMO the ONLY way NG and TEP lose from now on is if they beat themselves with penalties. You know when either plays upstate they will be watched closely by the Refs so lets hope they score a bunch .
Does southern Columbia have the same type of talent as NG burrs, or are they just a very good, and well coached team? I’m talking division 1A , type players
Sounds good, thanks I only asked cause I really only follow city teams, and mainly pcl teams
Is Fleming hurt? I was looking at last nights box score and didn’t see him