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The name of Cascade's game is wearing the opponent down. They have a three very capable running backs - Savini, Farmer, Mink - and a quarterback - Trebley - who is capable of running and throwing and has not thrown an interception all season long. Cascade is run-first but they are very capable of airing it out if necessary. Defense is also great and good at forcing turnovers.

SIAC* my bad. Don't think that Cascade will necessarily roll to a victory, Gibson Southern is still tough. But I've got Cascade winning.

I know why you're asking, why is Luers ranked 17th? Well, it's because I'm using MaxPreps rankings from 11/15. Not usually the most accurate, but the most accessible to me. The biggest story in the country right now is Knox RB Myles McLaughlin. He's 364 rushing yards away from breaking Derrick Henry's all-time high school rushing yards record. He's already broken the records for most rushing yards and touchdowns in a single season of high school football in the country as well. He had 53 carries for 372 yards and 4 touchdowns against Angola, and to top it all off, he even had the game-saving interception to seal the Redskins' 28-21 victory. However, Myles and the Redskins face their toughest test of the year thus far on the road at Luersfield. Bishop Luers' defense is ELITE as they come. In fact, they did not give up a single point of offense to Twin Lakes last night. The Indians came close, but Luers stopped them every time. Twin Lakes' only touchdown came from a pick six. Myles will need to have the game of his life for Knox to move the ball and score points against the Knights. If they win, the record is likely his. Thoughts on this game?

Biggest game in Cascade's program history as they host the Gibson Southern Titans at home. Gibson Southern has rolled through southwestern Indiana, beating some of the better teams in the region including SAC champion Evansville Memorial and 4A regional winner Heritage Hills. Their only loss so far was on the road at Rochester (IL), a small-school power in Illinois based near Springfield. They are coming off a 42-14 home victory against Indian Creek. Cascade has also rolled through their competition in the Monon Athletic Conference as well. The competition hasn't been stellar, but Cascade has STEAMROLLED teams. They scored 98 in a game and were up on conference runner-ups Southmont (who went 11-2 themselves) 46-0 at halftime. Cascade just came off of a road victory against a very good Lawrenceburg team, 37-33. Thoughts on this showdown?

This won't be close.

Cascade has been an unstoppable monster this year, and they've hit their groove.

Not a slight on Lawrenceburg at all but I have a hard time believing that anyone in 3A will keep up with the Cadets pace this year. The possibility of the three-headed monster of Mink/Savini/Farmer getting 20+ carries each is nightmare fuel for the rest of the class. Lawrenceburg will keep it close for a minute, but the Cadets will run away with it towards the end.

Cathedral's middle school team could probably beat Anderson

I don't understand Benton football

East Central vs Talawanda (OH) would be epic this year.

Thank you! I've already been playing around. This says Irvington Prep would beat Benton, I was shocked lol

I think Gibson Southern shut up all of the "Heritage Hills is winning 4A" talk. Can't see anyone beating Bishop Chatard.

Chatard is 4A and Cascade is 3A but if it happened yeah. Gimme Chatard +35 over everyone in 3A and also 4A too

Don't dare overlook Cascade. Do not overlook Cascade.

If I had Elon Musk's money, I would turn Cambridge City Lincoln into a program worth billions of dollars just for craps and giggles.