Upperman vs Stone Memorial

[UpperCumberlandMan]

That's all you do is play number games..

and right "most" of the time.

[UpperCumberlandMan]

Dont think upperman will stop the run..that bein said memorial wins

agree, will be a tall task to stop the run. I would think UH is needing to turn it into a track meet and just out score them to pull off a win. I give the edge to Sm.

[Antwan]

we can play the number games all day....I just think CHS is slightly better than SM straight up. UH playing close to CHS, I think they do the same with SM.

Dude...you use comparative scores ALL the time. You even throw in scrimmages from the spring...lol.

[UpperCumberlandMan]

Dude...you use comparative scores ALL the time. You even throw in scrimmages from the spring...lol.

you would be correct. I look at a teams body of work alot. Also common opponents. How they do verses pass heavey teams, run heavy teams, and many factors. Als, i think the quality of the coaching staffs plays a big role. But its still High School football, which can be very unpredictable at times.

[Antwan]

you would be correct. I look at a teams body of work alot. Also common opponents. How they do verses pass heavey teams, run heavy teams, and many factors. Als, i think the quality of the coaching staffs plays a big role. But its still High School football, which can be very unpredictable at times.

 

That's the point. Comparative scores and certainly scrimmages...are not always a good indicator. I can give examples where teams could beat themselves by 50.

[UpperCumberlandMan]

That's the point. Comparative scores and certainly scrimmages...are not always a good indicator. I can give examples where teams could beat themselves by 50.

your right, not always a good indicator. Sometimes it is. I try and factor in more. Just like UH-CHS...looking at it I factor in CHS could have just played a bad half, also could be LB Gomez was missing that second half. UH been pretty stout verse run in the 2.5 halves he has played in. I also factor in depth...CHS had way more depth than UH. SM will not have a huge depth advantage if any like CHS did. I say SM wins, but not thinking a blowout either way.

[DCTIGERFAN]

If it's raining or we have wet conditions, SM might win easily.

[UpperCumberlandMan]

If it's raining or we have wet conditions, SM might win easily.

yep, rain would play a huge factor looking at both offenses. Been pretty fortunate these last few years in the area to not have many wet Friday nights. I guess we are due one.

[DCTIGERFAN]

yep, rain would play a huge factor looking at both offenses. Been pretty fortunate these last few years in the area to not have many wet Friday nights. I guess we are due one.

DC don't agree. Last year at York was a mess.

[UpperCumberlandMan]

Herald-Citizen: The only game CHS has been tested in so far this season was its come-from-behind, 34-26 win on the road at Upperman in Week 1. Upperman (2-1) at Stone Memorial (3-0)

The Panthers tout a three-headed rushing attack that many teams haven’t had an easy time trying to stop this season.

 

And two other reasons for the Bees to have some concern? A 54-18 win over York Institute and a 49-17 win over DeKalb County.

 

Sure, those games aren’t going to be used as measuring sticks, but it’s still indicative of what the Panthers are very much capable of.

 

However, the Bees aren’t too bad at stopping the run as Trousdale County was held to 108 rushing yards and Monterey was held to 98.

Edited September 11, 2015 by UpperCumberlandMan

[Waterboy78]

Stone wins!

[BigDaddy_1]

and right "most" of the time.

No you're not. They are never indicative of the next weeks scores or outcomes..