IndianaBanana
Well-known buffoon
Alright fellas, how are the Indians gonna blow it this time?
It would be great to see an OHC school finally get a playoff win against the MAC but not going to happen here. Fort will win rather easy.Id love to see the Panthers win this as a fan of the OHC, but Ive just seen the MAC win too many of these matchups. I'll go with the Fort by 2 scores.
Substitute Fort Recovery for Fairbanks and you would have nailed the scouting report on FR in some posters eyes.I do not look for Fairbanks to win this game. They do not do well with any sort of physicality. Also the one team in their league that passes well(West Jefferson) Torched them. Fort Recovery will be able to score both in the air and on the ground at will. Also in Fort Recovery's favor is coaching. Fairbanks might be the worst coached team that I have ever seen relative to the talent that they have. They truly look the part but they play no where near that. For example that have a 6'3 190 pound D1 commit(Navy) and he touches the ball 1 time a game if he's lucky. Also they play high and soft on the line of scrimmage. I look for a running clock for Indians by the 3rd quarter. As a Union County guy I wish I was wrong but that won't be the case. Fairbanks will get a good lesson in what big boy football is all about this weekend.
I'm a little hyperbolic, I realize that.Substitute Fort Recovery for Fairbanks and you would have nailed the scouting report on FR in some posters eyes.
I'm a little hyperbolic, I realize that.
Also, in an unrelated note, the sky may or not be a falling.
Not in the playoffs. Not certain about the regular season.Has Fairbanks ever played a team from the MAC? Just curious.
That player you’re referring to is on football scholarship @ Ames.Saw Fairbanks play in 2018 and 2019. I know in 2018, not sure about 19, they had a very good player, maybe went DI, on the line maybe? They did seem to have a fairly solid offense.
Based on those two showings, which is not much I admit, I will have to say that this is a team that Ft Recovery can beat.
and a team that can Ft Recovery can be beaten by.......
Refresh my memory, what positions did he play? Want to say he was wanted on the OL, and played some D. How is my memory?That player you’re referring to is on football scholarship @ Ames.
OL. We played them in 17, when he was a sophomore. He was getting looks then. I think when we played him, he was LT and DT. He’s listed as a guard, now. https://cyclones.com/sports/football/roster/sam-rengert/11020Refresh my memory, what positions did he play? Want to say he was wanted on the OL, and played some D. How is my memory?
I impress myself, which is tough to do. I was disappointed on his defense prowess though.OL. We played them in 17, when he was a sophomore. He was getting looks then. I think when we played him, he was LT and DT. He’s listed as a guard, now. https://cyclones.com/sports/football/roster/sam-rengert/11020
Memory grade? A-.
I called that one! Congrats to Recovery. Best of luck moving forward.I do not look for Fairbanks to win this game. They do not do well with any sort of physicality. Also the one team in their league that passes well(West Jefferson) Torched them. Fort Recovery will be able to score both in the air and on the ground at will. Also in Fort Recovery's favor is coaching. Fairbanks might be the worst coached team that I have ever seen relative to the talent that they have. They truly look the part but they play no where near that. For example that have a 6'3 190 pound D1 commit(Navy) and he touches the ball 1 time a game if he's lucky. Also they play high and soft on the line of scrimmage. I look for a running clock for Indians by the 3rd quarter. As a Union County guy I wish I was wrong but that won't be the case. Fairbanks will get a good lesson in what big boy football is all about this weekend.