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Franklin has played in the toughest region in the state and are definatley battle tested...I saw Riverdale play tonight and I have no doubt franklin can run or pass against Riverdale...Franklin will also be able to cause turnovers on defense...#9 and #1 run with the ball like a loaf of bread and all the passes are not reads the qb just throws to a called route

 

good luck Franklin

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What a team Oak Ridge had tonight. If not for Thomas fumbling the ball and his own teammate running over 50 yards for a touchdown to tie the game, we could have had a nailbitter on our hands. Oak Ridge almost completely took away Riverdale's running game, and what do they do, win with their passing attack. No offense to Franklin, but I think this was the state championship game tonight unless Riverdale overlooks Franklin which I doubt. Franklin's best chance is if its below 20 degrees and snowing next Saturday night. Again congrads to Oak Ridge on one heck of a team, if not for that one play who knows what would happen although the Riverdale coaches did an unbelievable job of adjustments to basically shut down OR in the second half. Riverdale 35 Franklin 7

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Franklin has played in the toughest region in the state and are definatley battle tested...I saw Riverdale play tonight and I have no doubt franklin can run or pass against Riverdale...Franklin will also be able to cause turnovers on defense...#9 and #1 run with the ball like a loaf of bread and all the passes are not reads the qb just throws to a called route

 

good luck Franklin

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We have a winner!!!!

 

See my second post in this thread for the explanation. I forgot about the "toughest region". LAst week that was all I heard about Region 2.

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