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No, I’m only trying to compare Republic and Glencliff. Since that’s always the only team mentioned all the time. You could say the same with Overton you did with franklin though. They have had some really good years the past 4 years. No way to really know they would be down. McGavock is always a question mark and regardless they are 5-3 with some really explosive players. Not sure why NorthWest is there but that WR I saw was one of the best players I have seen this year. I agree schedule is not tough but Boro schedules aren’t great. Why are we so quick to say Siegel is such a tough opponent? Didn’t they lose to a not so good Smyrna team last week? Also, Cookeville is not all that tough. Has anyone looked at their schedule? Hitting the gauntlet of their schedule now and just might end up 6-4 after being 6-0. Riverdale is going to be 8-2 this year with non region games of Franklin, EAST NASHVILLE, Spring Hill, and Centennial who is 3-4. All I’m saying is quit worrying about another teams schedule because the way it looks to me is you can argue for it against everyone’s schedule. Time will tell how good these teams truly are. Just tired of hearing the BS of boro teams are so great. Oakland and Blackman yes they are. The rest in region 3 might as well be under the category of time will tell not they are a tough opponent just like everyone says about MJ. Thanks for entertaining my thoughts. I’m probably going to turn back into a reader and not a poster for another 2 years. Have a great day to all the fellow CoachT readers.

Still mentioning Glencliff without mentioning Republic.

Does any Murfreesboro supporter realize the argument “you scheduled Glencliff” that Glencliff beat Republic who Oakland played? I guess if you schedule Maryville the rest of your non region games are okay if you schedule REPUBLIC WHO LOST TO GLENCLIFF. Don’t forget to mention in your region is Warren Co and Coffee Co. I won’t mention that Franklin team that Oakland plays tonight since that counts as a tough game.

Mt. Juliet wins this one going away. They'll be 5-3 (4-1) going into their bye week.

Oh, and one point off. Darn.

I agree with you that final record is more important than record at the time of the game. What I don't agree with is that the jury is still out. Mt. Juliet has a good football team and has showed that since week 3. They played decent against Gallatin and awful against Cane Ridge. Since then, they lost in overtime against Ravenwood, who will win region. They destroyed three teams they should have destroyed, and they beat a good Overton team. Mt. Juliet will finish 6-4 or 7-3 depending on the McGavock game. Either way they won't be a team anyone will be thrilled to get matched up with in the playoffs. Good win for coach T and the Golden Bears Friday night. They coached and played to win the game and it paid off.

To each his own. I do go to every Mt. Juliet game because they have twice the demand in our paper that Wilson Central does. That does not mean that I am objective towards them, or that I discredit Wilson Central. It would be much better for my business if Mt. Juliet and Wilson Central played three point games every year. Fact is, they don't. Have a nice day. Go Bears, Go Wildcats.

Wilson Central is 1-2 in the region, not 2-1. Mt. Juliet has faced a much tougher schedule to this point. I cover both teams, I try to be pretty objective, but Mt. Juliet is in my opinion, the class of Wilson County football. Wilson Central is an improving football team, but we saw two different games Friday night, I suppose. Mt. Juliet was better in all three phases. Just one person's opinion.

Should be a great football game. I'll say Bears win close, 24-20.

Great win for the Golden Bears. It is pretty clear that the rest of the county just isn't on the same level. That being said, Central and Lebanon are still both improved football teams. Looking forward to their game this week.

My prediction: Mt. Juliet 34 Wilson Central 21

Bowes finally faced good defense last Friday. Had about 50 yards and 3 or 4 fumbles. The formula is not that simple. They have to block a good front 7 from Mt. Juliet and get the edge, which has proven to be tough against the Bears.

Tough night for the Wildcats. Not going to get any easier next week at Mt. Juliet.

Btw, Joey Hayes had over 300 passing yards (haven't added exact # yet) and 4 touchdowns tonight. Minus the Cane Ridge game he has had an excellent season.

Good win for Mt. Juliet. Defense is looking better every week, Lebanon couldn't move the ball at all. Excited for WC - MJ next week!