tjplaymaker21

Much respect to the Milan program on a very good season thus far. You are correct in saying mistakes, turnovers, and field position will tell the outcome of this game. Obviously you haven't heard much coming from the midstate area about GP. It's very likely than Milan won't be able to hold GP to two touchdowns and rely on defensive stands to win this ballgame. GP has seven (I did say seven) backs that are always capable of breaking the big play. Being that deep in the backfield is a plus late in the game. GP has only been held to twenty points twice this season. The first was opening the season against their arch 3A rival and second was last night against CPA who was third in the state class 2A. They also played CPA less than a month ago to cap off a perfect 10-0 regular season schedule. It's always tough to beat a team twice and in two games they managed to put up 55pts. on CPA. Milan may expect to win, but GP will bring their A-game west and expect nothing less than a VICTORY! I echo that "GOD BLESS BOTH TEAMS ON A INJURY FREE GAME." GOODPASTURE- 35 MILAN- 14

This game shouldn't be as close as CPA fans think. There should be different field conditions according to Leland Statom, and different officals. CPA only saw about 30 percent of GP's offense & one of the most explosive backs was sidelined for most of the game. Not overlooking this game but "BRING ON THE BEAST OF THE EAST." GP-42, CPA-21

Goodpasture will put them away early! They have seven, count them seven running backs that will be fresh and waiting for a chance to get the ball!

Glencliff - Keith Paskett