Cov @ Attica - If Vegas was allowed to put lines on games, this one wouldn’t be any less than Covington +40. Covington ends the season with Attica, a winless non-conference opponent and RP. Kuddos to coach Brown for (re)-taking over the team and adaptions to his players to find success. Covington 50-12. Take Attica and the points.
FC @ SV - If SV loses this game, WRCSage may never call RP the pretenders ever again. I don’t believe the D1’s fall to 2-5. Coach Hall has changed the offense this year from the midline look to spread/zone, but FC still doesn’t score many points. FC’s wins are against Frontier, Attica and RP w/ #24 not playing. SV 42-24
PH @ NV - Johnson plays, NV will see the spread. If he doesn’t, they get the Wing T. Maybe Crabtree will agree to run the Single wing if Moore agrees to win the Wing T. No passing, all runs and the game ends in less than 2 hours. Regardless, PH wins handily. 35-20
RP @ NC. - Now this one may be a game with no passes. NC is back to the wishbone double TE offense that Nolting ran well there. RP is a double wing, double TE team at their core, but have thrown the ball more more in the recent games. Both teams’ weaknesses are their defense. RP wins, 40-20
Sheridan @ Seeger - Despite the talk of Seeger having a down year, they are quietly 4-2. Sheridan, followed by SV and then NV rounds out their season. Never doubt Herbie, but if you are, do it this week. Sheridan’s only loss is to Western Boone in week 1. Sheridan 30 Seeger 20.
If we are looking ahead to sectionals, keep an eye on the South Putnam Eagles. The Big Dog Chuck Sorrell has his birds at 5-1 and humming along. Their match with Linton in 3 weeks is intriguing. I don’t believe they are as good as the team that beat PH last year, but so they have to be to win it all again?
Best Player: Karrfait. Stats and wins don’t lie. SV QB1 is a good player, but you can’t be the best player in a conference playing for the largest school and a hall of fame coach and have a losing record.
Best Athlete: there’s no argument, its Christian Johnson.