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You might get spanked again in 2 weeks

Problem with that is it hasn't cycled back, and it want this year again

I happened to go to the 2A Alcoa-Whitehouse game several weeks ago, It did not look like whitehouse invented anything to me 28-0 Haftime, I left blow out

I'll take some of what this guy is smoking

from what i'm hearing, running and passing is not what they are worried about. It's playing a private school that they are scared of

we will see who's crying friday nite

congratulations SC on hosting a playoff game this year, But sorry to tell you its going to be one and done for ya. maybe next year GP 35-14

Im talking about Lewis County not waverly

When you play weak teams during the regular season It shows in the playoffs Oh yea no one will come close to ALCOA again this year. Take that to the bank

Im saying that i went to the LC -GP playoff game 2 or 3 yrs ago and LC came into that game with only giving up 42 points all year. GP scored 48 by half time

Lewis county can't make it past the 2nd round in the playoffs. Alcoa would hammer them by 40

Bad part about it is this guy is right on the money I would say that Alcoa could beat anyone in 3A

That makes a big difference I'll go with Alcoa 62-0

Winning the vandy passing league, and playing on friday nites are 2 different ballgames. I will have to go with MC on this one. Marshall county by 10

hope everyone is going to be happy that privates are moving to DII. Then they will start complaining about Alcoa and maryville Open zones. No difference. Publics have to cry about something, never satisified.

remember. If you are good enough to make it to murfreesboro, We will be waiting for you. Go Tornadoes , And it want be pretty

Do you want to see a real football team? Then take a weekend trip to Alcoa, enjoy the experence

thats right Lipscum beats Goodwho this year

I have not seen macon co. play but Smith County is not going anywhere. would have to give the advantage to MC

This will be the year for lipscomb to pile it on, but then again its lipscomb, they never can