Sullivan South vs Carter

[STARSNBARS]

Eye'll haiv two go wif Morgie's, Shorty's, and crawdiddy's Rebs inn this 'un.....

[jhilts]

The Sonny Moore rankings are uncanny in their accuracy IMO. Take the difference and add 2 for home field. Some from my area... (rounded)

 

South by 3

 

Elizabethton by 31

 

Morristown East by 1.6

 

Fulton by 71

 

Tenn High by 9

 

Greeneville by 67

 

 

Edit: These were rankings after Week 9. Probably about the same when updated.

Edited November 5, 2013 by jhilts

[jhilts]

For those looking ahead...

 

Fulton over South by 33

 

Greeneville over Elizabethton by 18

 

Fulton over Greeneville (Ranked #2) by 13

[crawdad]

I agree with jhilts on the accuracy of the Sonny Moore rankings. It was much the same with Earl Nall when he was doing them. By the time the playoffs arrive the data on all those games tends to make for some pretty good predictions.

[compusatman]

2007, 2008, 2013...same MO. As much or more talent than '08. Don't fall into the same trap Coach. Spread it around. Make history.

[crawdad]

Does Carter want a rematch with Fulton?

[FHSalumn12]

Does Carter want a rematch with Fulton?

not at all

[tennesseestud2013]

Thanks for your great insight into the Carter/South game.

Go Rebels... I got your back in this one. Play hard boys.... 

[tennesseestud2013]

Now as for Fulton, some sources tell me you guys are the real deal (common sense).  I might have the opportunity to see you guys this year if things go how they should. 

Carter at South will be interesting...

[BVDevil]

Carter by a touchdown. South too soft and too slow to win Friday night.

too soft and too slow??????? LOL...ok. man i wish i could come to this one.

South wins by two TD"s

[JohnnyMox]

i think this might be the match-up of the week for round 1. South is a balanced, well coached team with a good defense. And despite the 69-0 beating against Fulton, Carter is an extremely talented team with a dangerous passing attack and explosive athletes on the perimeter. I like Carter in this one 35-31

[compusatman]

FHSalumn12  Which is more prominant...your defensive front, or your DB's. I would imagine for a strictly passing team to be shutdown it would mean that the QB didn't have time to accurately place the ball where it needed to be. So is the more dominant reason for the poor passing statistics by Carter a result of one of these issues over the other or a combination?