As for Glenvar and Graham, I watched this scrimmage. My wife is from Salem. This was only a scrimmage and an early, early scrimmage, not even a benefit game, but Graham handled them easily. The feel of that scrimmage was, if the two played a regular season-4 quarter full game, it would have been Graham by 2-3 touchdowns on that given day. Things change and players improve and coaches coach and make adjustements from an early-glorified practice to 2 months later in the year, but for that given day, Graham easily bested Glenvar. I have no idea what happens if those two played today. Glenvar might beat em by 2 TD's or Graham might them by 2 TD's. I can only comment on what I watched over 2 months ago at a meaningless scrimmage game. Immediately after watching that scrimmage, I posted on here that in my opinion, Graham would beat Richlands this year and that the G-Men would make it to the state-semi's. I still stand by that. They looked very, very talented and I had heard how their lineplay was weak the past couple of years. I didn't see that against Glenvar. Their lineplay looked very good. Their weakness was the QB's ability to accurately throw the football and make reads. But, things change and kids improve. If the QB is improved with making reads and throwing the ball, they become a dangerous opponent for anyone they face, including Appo. Not saying they beat Appo, but they have the firepower to score from anywhere on the field and a good defense to go with it.