(8) Huegunot 5-5 @ (1)Dinwiddie 10-0
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Hurgunot, congratulations on making the playoffs but this will be your last football game this year. Time to get ready for basketball! Dinwiddie big 56-7.
It’s well known that Monacan has played to their opponent for better or worse a lot of times this season. If Monacan played Huguenot the way they played Manchester or Bird, it would’ve been over at halftime. I fail to see what that has to do with Dinwiddie vs. Huguenot.
@cavs87 We crushed them... we didn’t even play our starters. Midway through the 3rd quarter it was 35-0 and we were playing all of our freshman. Most of our starters were gone after 21-0 and our back ups scored 2 TD’s. Not sure what cavs is insinuating. Maybe Dinwiddie is a better ball club? I think that is fair and is the common belief. Monacan does not try to score 50 points a game anymore. We also had 2 turnover inside the red zone on a fumble and an INT. There is a Huge difference between Monacan and Huguenot.
Huguenot is not a bad ball club either they just won’t be able to stop Dinwiddie’s power run game. They couldn’t stop ours either but we don’t keep pulling the same thread. Dinwiddie will!
@mbonape1, don't fret the small stuff. Everyone knows what Monacan is capable of and if they don't they are in for a rude awakening. I will not disrespect Huguenot's team. They have earned their right to play this Friday and I am sure they will be ready.
If your synopsis is true and Huguenot struggles stopping the running game then they are in for a long night. I look for them to take a page out of Smithfield's, Petersburg's, Hopewell and Colonial Heights playbook and attempt to beat us with a plethora of passes. This seems to be the attack plan of opposing teams down the stretch at least. With the exception of Salem, Dinwiddie has done a good job stopping the run game . The problem with throwing the ball 35 times against the Generals is you are forced into a ton of three and outs. Giving Dinwiddie's offense a lot of time on the field just seems to be sure fire way to lose, but what do I know.
If your synopsis is true and Huguenot struggles stopping the running game then they are in for a long night. I look for them to take a page out of Smithfield's, Petersburg's, Hopewell and Colonial Heights playbook and attempt to beat us with a plethora of passes. This seems to be the attack plan of opposing teams down the stretch at least. With the exception of Salem, Dinwiddie has done a good job stopping the run game . The problem with throwing the ball 35 times against the Generals is you are forced into a ton of three and outs. Giving Dinwiddie's offense a lot of time on the field just seems to be sure fire way to lose, but what do I know.
