Anyway, it looks like both teams will be looking in a mirror to prepare and play this week. Identical offenses and game plans. Throw when it's there but for the most part, let the QB run the ball. Or hand it off to a very capable running back. Girard has seen a couple spread teams this year and for the most part done well. Haven't seen a QB of this size who can and does run. Containing him will be the key I would guess. Wallace will likely get his share of good runs just because of the spread opening up so many running lanes.
I don't see any overpowering linemen or backers so Girard should be able to move the ball using pretty much the same philosophy. The spread will get Wallace out of the middle and onto a WR or back out of the backfield to open the run for Graz. The deep threat of #3, Byrd will stretch the field and probably get a little extra coverage to try and take that weapon away. I think both teams are going to come in believeing they will need to score with every posession and try to get an early lead. I know Girard has done that very consistantly. If they don't, it will be interesting to see their reaction. The couple close games they did have in the first half produced better results in the second half as the kids seemed to buckle down and get it done. Looking at the scoreing comparison for both teams, once again it's a mirror image.
Norwayne will be the best team we have seen to date so it's going to be a good one. The QB with the hot hand, or hot feet as the case may be, will likely lead their team to victory. But the defenses often get overlooked in high scoring offenses and that may be the key..... to be continued. Gotta go to work!