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Attica is very similar to South Newton, both in size and location. Both schools have very proud athletic traditions but can't always be at the top. They'll win again.

Bishop Silas Chatard 28, Hanover Central 7

Lowell 28, La Porte 6

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Pretty close to a 90% chance in Lowell tonight, but that point is moot as they'll be playing at La Porte as the New Inferno is not ready. I was there last night, a total mess...

Agreed, but I'm not 100% sold on the Huskers. They'll be better third year but noting beyond 8-4.

Here is my prediction: ACC: Clemson, Miami XII: Utah B1G: Oregon, Ohio State and Penn State SEC: Although it pains me (and if they're not incarcerated), Georgia. Also, Alabama and Texas Outliers: Boise State, Memphis, Notre Dame

It was a very good game; CU could really air it out. I still don't think the Buffs will make the CFP, though.

Play like a champion.

One of my client's daughters goes to grad school at NDSU and I'm in the area a lot on business.

Real nice, but I prefer the Mt. Ayr Airedales and Remington Rifles.

I did. EOD is no joke...

The way I see it, sports are like a poker game: why quit when you're ahead?

"My comeback wasn't about winning or losing; it was about the feeling of being able to compete at top level again." --Thomas Muster If you're afraid of losing, then you daren't win." --Bjorn Bjorg

"You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going." --Morgan Wootten "Winning is a habit. Unfortunately, so is losing." --Vince Lombardi "Sometimes you win by losing." --Jeremy Jackson "I just hate losing and that gives you an extra determination to work harder." --Wayne Rooney (English soccer Player) "If you ain't first, you're last." "Second place is the first loser." --Ricky Bobby

Spot on!

A few more for you: the Concord Minutemen, Indianapolis Washington Continentals (as both keep the Revolutionary War theme alive. Knox has decided to go the anti-PC route by hanging on to the Redskins moniker, while Goshen became the Redhawks. Additionally, the Lakeland Lakers can be found in the northeast part of the state while Oak Hill's Golden Eagles honor one of the fastest birds in the world. What say you, Winchester Golden Falcons? Purdue Poly is known as the Techies while Union Mills, to my east, are the Satellites. OK, so the list is starting to wane, but there are still some good ones out there that have gone unmentioned. And as opposed to the ever-common Braves, Bulldogs, Cougars, Devils (both Blue and Red), Eagles, Panthers, Spartans, and Warriors--why not something more creative? Personally, I'd go with the Warthogs, maybe the Yeti or Pitbulls.

Let's get in the mindset of kids: the last thing you want to do is take a knee and let up. They train and practice hard which goes against the grain of letting up. I'm not saying throw the deep ball or pound if up the gut, but when these "children" get in, they might not want to go soft. Human nature... I'm gonna talk about nicknames elsewhere now...

Mercy is for the weak.

If it's not worth winning big, it's not worth winning. Well, maybe not, but once the subs/scrubs/JV/whatever ae put in, maybe they're not interested in running the victory formation.

Bison are always a tough out. I don't know why they're not in FCS....

My brother, we'll call him Goofball, went to Hanover College. I think the pictured stadium is bigger than their field.

yep, just dropped them.

I wish you guys the best, but pasting Twin Lakes should be expected. Although I love matchups from outside the league, take on Tipton, West Lafayette, or even Central Catholic if you want a more accurate measuring stick.

0-3 wouldn't be that much of a shocker...