Usually 7 - they have nothing preceding.Do they play a preliminary game at East Side or does varsity always kick off at 7 p.m.?
Or a schedule that does not prepare you for a tough conference foe ... lots of fodder over the last four weeks.The worst thing you can do is put together a schedule that will not help you for the playoffs. We will see how this turnout.
thanks for the missouri football updates.OH WOW - Ritter comes in shotgun after their last forced safety!!!!! Ah - hand off. Now victory formation.
Both of those teams play IL teams and it is a measuring stick.
copeLIke a little snitching girl ... good Lord, you must be miserable with yourself.
If your argument is that the best large enrollment schools are better than the smaller ones, then I will completely agree. Every once in a while you get an exception from ESL but they are in a league of their own.Yeah and a great small school will get taken to the woodshed by a great big school just like Loyola did a few years back. Just what are you trying to say. I have grandson who played in Ohio at a small school a few years back. They were 7-2 going into the playoffs and lost in the quarterfinals. They were a good team and fun to watch but clearly not close to the level of play with the big boys. It’s a big difference and anyone try to say it isn’t is just clueless. I am not saying small schools don’t have good football and yes it is fun to watch but let’s be serious. Another poster said stay in your lane I am not sure of that if they want to test the field but be prepared to get a whooping just like Rochester did playing up against the best.