Ftown seems to schedule smart non-league giving them a good opportunity for a W. Cats by 10
Madeira should have no problem with Norwood regardless of graduated talent. Established system and discipline with the difference against a bad Norwood team. Stangs by 14
Taylor is young but experienced. Took a lot and got the growing pains out of the way last year in many positions. QB returns with league-leading #s. Harrison at D2 will however have the depth and with the addition of Engle who I believe had his best passing game against Taylor last year looking at the stats, should be enough for Harrison to get the W. Harrison by 7
I don't see DP beating Purcell Marian. PM was an up-and-coming team last year and now with a new coach, a new stadium. I see PM walking all over the Wildcats. PM by 17
Mariemont was very inconsistent last year, and I know very little about Oakwood. Both programs have been solid in the past and seen playoff success, but this year as of right now a toss-up. Being at home, I'll go with Mariemont by 4.
Wyoming is not star-studded this year, but consistency and confidence goes a long way in small school ball. Ross just won't have the skills or continuity to beat the Cowboys. Wyoming by 12.
Reading vs Woodward will be a very interesting matchup. Wooward if they continue with last years strategy even with a new coach, they will throw the ball 60x and Reading will look to run the ball 60x. Fire meets ice. Reading at home on the only grass field in the league i think will slow down the Bulldogs, but I think their speed will make it difficult for Reading. Though Blue Devils by 7
Indian Hill, the season, the senior class we have heard about for years now is on the clock. Roger Bacon I heard had trouble stopping Reading's run game and didn't seem too explosive on offense. MVC followers have told me this is the year PM takes the Scarlet division, so with that being said, I will go with IH by 3. Low scoring game is my prediction.