Stark Co. Week 4 - Preview, review and "Half-Season" Awards

my2sense

my2sense

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Perry at McKinley
Glen oak at Lake
Louisville at Hoover
CCC at Jackson
Manchester at NW
STA at Rootstown
Zanesville at Green
Canton South at Alliance
Benedictine at Massillon
Marlington at Salem
WB at Carrollton
Triway at Fairless
 
 
Repository writer's picks to win:

McKinley
Lake
Hoover
Jackson
Canton South
Marlington
Massillon
STA
WB
Northwest
Fairless
 
Repository "Champions" of the first half:

MVP of the first half: Elijah Wesley, McK
Best Team of the first half: McKinley
Surprise of the first half: Canton South
Freshman of the first half: Poochie Snyder, Canton South
Coach of the first half: John Demarco, Northwest
Best stats of the first half: Jordan Mick, NW 46-72, 1064 yds, 12 TDs, 170 yards rushing, 3 TDs
 
With McK/Perry tomorrow, what's the best game tonight? Mass v Benny? Hoover V L'ville? Can Manchester slow down NW?
 
NW just dominating Manchester in every phase. Running clock. Panthers tails between their legs.
 
Jackson 35 Central Catholic 3
Lake 35 GO 0
Hoover 45 Louisville 21
Green 28 Zanesville 0
Massillon 28 Benedictine 10
Canton South 29 Alliance 20
Northwest 49 Manchester 7
Fairless 38 Triway 0
STA 21 Rootstown 0
WB 37 Carrolton 20
CVCA 62 Tuslaw 43
 
Massillon excellent D covering some mediocre offensive play. Benedictine ran 68 plays on offense but had 3 INTs.
South fell behind 2 scores before waking up and scoring 29 straight
STA beat Rootstown while protestors gathered outside the stadium because of a controversy over a fired coach.
Jackson rolls up 400 total yards against CCC
Northwest rolls again with defense forcing 4 Manchester TOs. Jordan Mick ran for 2 scores and threw for 2 more.
Hoover rushes for 244 and throws for 226 and score 24 unanswered points in the 4th quarter
 
my2sense said:
Jackson rolls up 400 total yards against CCC
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As I've said before, I totally respect the CCC program and its accomplishments. Having said that, D-1 Jackson has no business playing them year after year (at one time, it might have made sense but there is just too much of an enrollment and competitive disparity now). The program needs more big games to prepare for McKinley and Week 11, not a bunch of D-2, 3 and below schools...it will always play third fiddle to Basketball and Baseball unless things change.
 
Player of the Week for Week 4 has to be Josh Lemon. 285 yards and 3 TDs in a clash of unbeatens. Perry takes control of the Fed with a strong O-line and Lemon's speed/power combo. Once again Perry's going to be a tough out.
 
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