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Is CPA like CAK with Better Athletes? Looks like they have about the same amount of "kids" and the same kind of demographic. So what's the biggest differnce? Does CPA run pro set stuff instead of the West coast spread?

Certainly CPA has good, but not better athletes. Both have had D1 signees recently, with Josh Smith at UT (from CAK) having a lot of success. Over the last few years, CAK has been just as good as CPA overall, have made the final game, and have won it all. The programs and schools are very similar. CPA is CAK west, and CAK is CPA east almost. Both stress Christian worldview education. Their coaching staffs are also topnotch and really fine mentors for young men.

CPA runs a lot of stuff, but it is mostly the spread with QB reads and lots of play action and variety. They also run the wildcat with a LB taking the snap. Mr. Football finalist, QB Weatherly, is a very smart, athletic QB with a great arm. Has signed with UTC. RB is very good and they have 2 very good receivers, but one has struggled with injuries all year.

CPA is not as big or physical up front as they were last year, and IMO, not as strong a team.

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