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Round 2: Oneida @ Hampton


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23 hours ago, Appvol said:

I don’t know if you understand how bad Watauga used to be until they got their new coach 5 years ago Ryan Habich. They had 2 good years when Breitenstein was there in 06 and 07.

oh im not saying coach has not done a great job he has but its not anything new its execution of old very old option football a lot of it is not spread at all some of it is darrell royal wishbone principles  with halfbacks at wings

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9 minutes ago, allsportsmatter said:

oh im not saying coach has not done a great job he has but its not anything new its execution of old very old option football a lot of it is not spread at all some of it is darrell royal wishbone principles  with halfbacks at wings

I guess that’s why people say it’s hard to prepare for them. He comes at you in different formations. In the playoffs they eventually run into a team with way better athletes. That’s why in the Quarterfinals if they make I’m going to watch them play Greensboro Dudley. This is Dudley top players.
 

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39 minutes ago, THE KING said:

I don't think either team can put together four 80 yard drives, but a blocked punt, fumbles, interceptions, penalties can make it possible for either team to score 28.

Oneida has a pretty decent pass defense as well. Not seen Hampton play any but running and throwing is pretty difficult on Oneida. I said it in a previous post somewhere but I believe turnovers will decide this game.

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