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I looked at the mus schedule. They have a couple losses one being BA. Ensworth also has the one loss to BA. Both are top notch programs and are similar in a lot of ways. Both have great staffs and athletes. Ensworth has had to deal with all the distractions but I think they overcome them and look to make a statement here. I'll say ensworth 35-17.

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I looked at the mus schedule. They have a couple losses one being BA. Ensworth also has the one loss to BA. Both are top notch programs and are similar in a lot of ways. Both have great staffs and athletes. Ensworth has had to deal with all the distractions but I think they overcome them and look to make a statement here. I'll say ensworth 35-17.

Although I agree Ensworth is favored, with the dreadful weather forecast, I would cut those point predictions at least in half. With their offense almost totally pass oriented after the loss of their two running backs, MUS in a steady rain might not even score except for maybe a FG.

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Owl, you jumping ship this late in the game? I would think the rain would work in MUS's favor. Wunderlich should be good for 2-3 FG's. If MUS D can keep doing what they do then MUS offense may only need to score one TD. Throw in a turnover and you have an Owl victory!

IMO rain and cold do not bode well for a passing game.  IMO in the rain it's less treacherous to hand off the ball and run than throw and catch then run.  There might also be some windy conditions and Wunderlich has kicked more than one FG in only one game this season (3 vs. McCallie).  The MUS D has not faced a runner comparable to Ferby or possibly even Sheffield.  Moreover, although Ensworth has shown vulnerability to the pass, Bowers is too astute a coach to let happen to them what happened to MBA.  All in all I'm afraid this spells a long night for the Owls. They have their work cut out for them.  I hope I'm wrong.  We'll see.  Hope springs eternal.

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If MUS is to beat Ensworth, it will need to force turnovers and win the line of scrimmage. The Tigers are incredibly physical, and Ferby -- slowed by injury for much of the year -- has had an extra week to heal and prepare. It will be hard for the Owls to shut down the Tigers' smashmouth offense, but if they can get some early stops and put some quick points on the board, they will put Bowers' run-oriented squad in a tight spot.

 

I predict that the Tigers will control the line of scrimmage well enough to keep the ball out of MUS's hands. Ensworth will lead 14-3 at halftime and will win 27-10.

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