2021 Lasalle Lancers

Can Lasalle win the GCL next year?

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lancernation_

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Never too early to be looking into the future for the Lancers! News, analysis, and/or predictions for next year? Roster changes, etc.

Updated 2021 Schedule:
08/20 H Cincinnati Colerain
08/27 H Cincinnati Winton Woods
09/03 N Unknown Opponent
09/10 A Louisville Trinity (KY)
09/17 H Louisville Dupont Manual (KY)
09/24 A Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller
10/01 H Indianapolis Cathedral (IN)
10/08 A Cincinnati St. Xavier
10/15 A Trotwood-Madison
10/22 H Cincinnati Elder

Prediction: 7-3 or 8-2
 
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Anything is possible, but X is bringing back 9 out of 11 starters on Offense and 6 or 7 starters on defense. Barring injuries I would say that makes them the favorites.
 
2020Dad said:
Anything is possible, but X is bringing back 9 out of 11 starters on Offense and 6 or 7 starters on defense. Barring injuries I would say that makes them the favorites.
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They are losing most of their wideouts with Patterson, Clifford, and Lucas Cates. Have some big shoes to fill. Devine is gone at Lb, and most of their secondary graduates. I can tell you this year is going to be a fun one in the GCL.
 
We have some nice pieces next year a solid running back core hopefully Payne can stay healthy( if this speculation is not true) if not Hill and Grant looked solid during the playoffs most of our O line has had a lot of experience, It will be interesting the see if Mattingly plays, at QB a nice receiving and Tight end core hopefully Taylor Wallace and Patterson can make the next step and some nice Linebackers which Ruffin looks like a stud and a great special teams unit only questions is D Line where Mckinley Johnson was the only junior in that group unless you want to move Ruffin down there, and have to replace that DB group that have started for 3 years Cope did look solid against Lakota East, and also good news is Hoban Winton Woods and Massillon have a lot of seniors departing this year, so this could be a golden opportunity for the lancers
 
Lancer_Reups said:
We have some nice pieces next year a solid running back core hopefully Payne can stay healthy( if this speculation is not true) if not Hill and Grant looked solid during the playoffs most of our O line has had a lot of experience, It will be interesting the see if Mattingly plays, at QB a nice receiving and Tight end core hopefully Taylor Wallace and Patterson can make the next step and some nice Linebackers which Ruffin looks like a stud and a great special teams unit only questions is D Line where Mckinley Johnson was the only junior in that group unless you want to move Ruffin down there, and have to replace that DB group that have started for 3 years Cope did look solid against Lakota East, and also good news is Hoban Winton Woods and Massillon have a lot of seniors departing this year, so this could be a golden opportunity for the lancers
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Looks like there will be lots of turnover among all of the top 5 D2 teams. Should make for a very interesting year in ‘21 to see who can “reload” the best and not miss a beat.
 
I think out of those top 5 I think La Salle has the most experience especially on the offense Hoban and Massillon has two really good sophomore running backs in Lamar Sperling and Willtrell Hartson
 
Lancer_Reups said:
I think out of those top 5 I think La Salle has the most experience especially on the offense Hoban and Massillon has two really good sophomore running backs in Lamar Sperling and Willtrell Hartson
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Lamar Sperling??
 
Lancer_Reups said:
I think out of those top 5 I think La Salle has the most experience especially on the offense Hoban and Massillon has two really good sophomore running backs in Lamar Sperling and Willtrell Hartson
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I saw Willtrell play against Lasalle, he is very good indeed. Have not seen Lamar Sperling play
 
Lamar Sperling 32 sophomore
 

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lancernation_ said:
X's weak spot has been the defense
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Yeah, allowing 12 points per game in the post-season is pretty weak. Albanese and Devine ARE going to be tough to replace though, as well as Clifford and Patterson, those two were a special pair. I'll take my chances with 16 returning starters (including 5 three year starters), the complete offensive line and a 2000+ yard passer. Lasalle and Elder both will always bring talent, but not sure how X isn't the favorite to repeat in the GCL and possibly the state.
 
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Yeah, allowing 12 points per game in the post-season is pretty weak. Albanese and Devine ARE going to be tough to replace though, as well as Clifford and Patterson, those two were a special pair. I'll take my chances with 16 returning starters (including 5 three year starters), the complete offensive line and a 2000+ yard passer. Lasalle and Elder both will always bring talent, but not sure how X isn't the favorite to repeat in the GCL and possibly the state.
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X is 100% the favorite this year. can't argue with you on that.
 
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