Havin Fun;963014 wrote:Norwayne by 10-14. I don't see Orrville having the ability to control the ball which means the Norwayne offense will have the ball and will find ways to score. We will see. Should be a great game!!!!!!!!!
No answer yet to my first question....I'll be patient.
Orrville has faced three very good dual threat QB's and offenses this year. I would say comparable to Adam Wallace.
Copley with Gigliotti and Argeros Turner (offers from Illinois and Tennessee) and Orville gave up 7 in Regulation
Ashland with an offense that Averaged 45 a game and we gave up 14
Wooster with Daugherty and Anderson and we gave up 7 in regulation.
So for this to occur I guess you are figuring on a shutout of the Riders this week. Not an impossible task. Teams have accomplished this before. But this is a pretty bold statement and I'm just thinking here....Just wondering how many times this year you have faced a team with a guy who runs 4.3 and has a vertical of 35+ inches and State medalist in multiple events on the track? How many backs your Defense has had to tackle who runs a 4.5 and is 220lbs and can rep 225lb bench press 19 times...or how many kids you face who have been so athletically gifted they can just step in when needed at QB and lead an offense to average 44 a game, who is also a multiple state medalist on the track. just thinking out loud here....
Orrville has their work cut out for them this week. No doubt about it. Just like week 12 should be. have to limit the big plays and mistakes. Teams that can do this will win in the playoffs. I don't care if it is by 1 point... just win baby.