LS's QB/RB run combo will give Massillon plenty of fits. Although the score of the Avon game didn't reflect it, they struggled heavily against the zone read where the QB could pull it and run. If the Tigers can force LS to pass, they'll be in a much better position. BUT that brings me to my next point. Massillon's secondary scares me. Their one corner can't be over 5ft 5, although he's tough, just so so small. And their #10 is definitely their weak spot. Call me crazy, but if Keyes is healthy (and allowed to play??) I would put him in the secondary either at corner or the other safety alongside #2. Put Lamp at the other corner and have all hands on deck. Best athletes on the field at all times. Side note, is Keyes playing? Just curious, although Zion is more than capable and even that #26 is a brute. Massillon will have to get their passing game back on track. Has been almost non existent last few weeks. That's probably the most frustrating part of their offense. It's either throw a tag screen, bomb or nothing. No intermediate routes. Ballard is a stud, but SOFT. Hate his body language, walks back to the huddle after an incompletion, acts hurt a ton too. Lamp is better after the catch. This game, like most, will be won in the trenches. Good luck to both teams. I've been really impressed with some of the LS posters. We can have a beer together anytime.