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CA at Pioneer - I don't know much about CA, so I'll take Pioneer, 38-18 Glenn at Knox - This will be a very interesting match up as Glenn is much improved, but Knox is still too much, Knox 28-14 Laville at Caston - Laville 69-0 Triton at Culver - Culver seems to be piecing some things together and are starting to roll, Culver 48-28 Winamac at NJ - Winamac will torch NJ through the air, their pass defense looks in rough shape, but I think it'll be a close one, NJ 26-24

Caston at Triton - Triton wins 30-12 Knox at Culver - Knox wins 35-12 North Judson at North Newton - North Newton wins 28-7 Pioneer at Laville - Laville wins 30-24 Winamac at North White - Winamac wins 35-7

Judson had a few guys get banged up, but no injuries..

From an individual standpoint, I'm curious who you thought had great week 1 performances and will impact the game week 2? I'm curious to see how Laville's Kolby Watts plays this week along with Andrew Dill.

Caston at North Judson - It should be an interesting match up for the Jays as Caston will spread them out and historically the Jays pass defense has been poor. I still think they'll roll Caston - Jays 40-12. Culver at South Central - Culver will continue to run the ball and control the clock. They'll clean up the turnover issue and come out on top - Culver 30-22. Knox at Rochester - Knox will dominate from start to finish. Rochester is down this year, but will play physical - Knox 40-6. Pioneer at Winamac - Not much to say about this one. A loss for Pioneer week one means nothing.. they played a very talented Cass team and will be ready for the tournament. I think the loss may have lit a spark for Pioneer - Pioneer 56-6. Triton at Laville - A rivalry for the two schools and Triton come ready to play. Laville has talent across the board and fly around.. I don't think Triton will be able to match up to Laville's talent - Laville 40-18.

Laville over Bremen, 24-16 Pioneer over Cass, 32-18 North Judson over Culver, 19-13 South Central over Triton, 20-19 Knox over Winamac, 30-6

Based on the needs of the Jays, him playing o-line is right where he needs to be. He knows that it puts the team in the best possible position to win with him blocking and that's a team player! Criticizing the coach before a single game has been played isn't the best route to go... The most important guys on the field are the ones blocking up front!