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Creekwood at Camden District 11AA *Title Game*


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Well since we want to talk about unimpressive wins, lets talk about Camden since Camden and CreekWood play in the same district they have to beat the same 6 teams and they have so far so no argument there so lets talk about non-district games Camden did beat Huntingdon and McKenzie BUT their n a lower class and since Camden is a Top 5 3A Playoff Class they should have won those games and they beat Hollow Rock Bruceton ALSO a lower class and also winless on the year and the only non-district team they beat thats in the same class is Westview which is 4-4 so a combined record of 19-15 and I'm supposed to be impressed I dont think so and CreekWoods non-district games were a loss to Dickson Co. which is 6-3 and headed to the 6A playoffs, then a win against Greenbrier same class record of 6-3, then Fairview same class record of 4-4, then Sycamore same class record of 4-4 so a combined record of 20-14, so if your going to criticize 1 team look at the other both teams have strengths both teams have faults ITS FOR THE DISTRICT TITLE THROW THE SCHEDULES AWAY ONLY THIS GAME MATTERS ITS GOING TO BE AN AWESOME GAME AND ITS GONNA BE PHYSICAL MAY THE BEST TEAM WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumb:

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