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ECOLace
Posts: 45
Sep 17, 2011 1:00am
Probably the battle for the Gray division title! Both teams come in unbeaten with opposing styles of offense. Claymont struggled a bit with River View but still managed a decisive win mainly to big plays on defense, while Coshocton managed to dismantle Rosecrans. One of the biggest games of the season for both teams.
Who wins and why?
Who wins and why?
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Dover
Posts: 466
Sep 17, 2011 2:29am
I'd love to see Claymont win this one and head to Dover undefeated but I think Coshocton takes this one.
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Mrs.Mustang
Posts: 53
Sep 17, 2011 11:10pm
This should be a dandy!Gotta give us the slightest edge for playing at home.Coshocton has some speed,but we have a little of our own.
Either way,big points for the playoffs.
Either way,big points for the playoffs.
LocoEngineer66
Posts: 790
Sep 18, 2011 12:52am
Claymont will win this one ... and next week there maybe 1000 yards passing in the Dover Claymont game
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ECOLace
Posts: 45
Sep 18, 2011 12:55am
If the Mustangs come out blazing like they did against Carrollton, I see them winning this game, but if they come out like they vs River View, it could be a long night for the Mustangs. I just hope for a clean, injury free game, and may the best team win!
believer
Posts: 8,153
Sep 18, 2011 8:40am
As a Coshocton fan I'll admit my bias before my rant.
That being said, I know little about the Mustangs except that after many years of struggling, they appear to have finally put something together.
I can tell you about Coshocton. The Skins definitely have speed with several backs who can get the job done in particular Saquore Harris. Coshocton is also solid at the QB position, boasts a great kicking game, and a "bend but don't break" defense.
Statistically this one looks like an even match-up on paper.
I would agree that this game will loom large for producing the front-runner for the ECOL small school division championship.
Coshocton's speed and perennial playoff-caliber swagger should trump Claymont's newly found confidence and home field advantage.
Prediction:
Coshocton 28
Claymont 21
From the Coshocton Tribune:
That being said, I know little about the Mustangs except that after many years of struggling, they appear to have finally put something together.
I can tell you about Coshocton. The Skins definitely have speed with several backs who can get the job done in particular Saquore Harris. Coshocton is also solid at the QB position, boasts a great kicking game, and a "bend but don't break" defense.
Statistically this one looks like an even match-up on paper.
I would agree that this game will loom large for producing the front-runner for the ECOL small school division championship.
Coshocton's speed and perennial playoff-caliber swagger should trump Claymont's newly found confidence and home field advantage.
Prediction:
Coshocton 28
Claymont 21
From the Coshocton Tribune:
just_a_swimmer
Posts: 674
Sep 18, 2011 12:16pm
Claymont may have found themselves but I still see the Redskins winning w/o much trouble. They have the experience and know what it takes to win the close one's. This game should be a good gauge for where this Claymont team really is. Good Luck to both squads.
believer
Posts: 8,153
Sep 24, 2011 4:56am
LocoEngineer66;901179 wrote:Claymont will win this one ... and next week there maybe 1000 yards passing in the Dover Claymont game
FINAL:
Coshocton 41
Claymont 14
Claymont has no chance against Dover.
GRAYWOLF
Posts: 277
Sep 24, 2011 11:57am
Hope your right but Dover has had a few moments this season when I have had my doubts and skeptical. Believer, do you miss playing Dover.believer;908662 wrote:
FINAL:
Coshocton 41
Claymont 14
Claymont has no chance against Dover.
believer
Posts: 8,153
Sep 24, 2011 2:56pm
N-n-n-n-o-o-o!GRAYWOLF;908730 wrote:Hope your right but Dover has had a few moments this season when I have had my doubts and skeptical. Believer, do you miss playing Dover.
