I fully expect St. X to do almost whatever they want to do in this game, which is a good thing in order to get some kids some game experience.

 

But what are some things fans will be looking for in this game?

 

I can name a few...QB play. Nagel has to protect the ball better and make good decisions when called upon.

 

What will the running game look now that Purcell is looking going to be out for an extended period of time?

 

Who steps up on defense? Will there be changes made in the secondary to stop to big play?

 

Basically self scout your St. X Tigers, and break down what you want to see that will encourage you moving forward.

I fully expect St. X to do almost whatever they want to do in this game, which is a good thing in order to get some kids some game experience.

 

But what are some things fans will be looking for in this game?

 

I can name a few...QB play. Nagel has to protect the ball better and make good decisions when called upon.

 

What will the running game look now that Purcell is looking going to be out for an extended period of time?

 

Who steps up on defense? Will there be changes made in the secondary to stop to big play?

 

Basically self scout your St. X Tigers, and break down what you want to see that will encourage you moving forward.

Qb benching.

Qb benching.

 

So you think that the offensive coordinator that moved his son from a school where he was an entrenched starter to a new school for his senior year is now going to bench that son? That should make breakfast fun.

So you think that the offensive coordinator that moved his son from a school where he was an entrenched starter to a new school for his senior year is now going to bench that son? That should make breakfast fun.

 

:laugh: I got a good laugh out of that one. I didn't say it was plausible nor realistic, but the post said what do you want to see that will encourage you moving forward. That would be it for me.

St. Xavier 38-6.

I have not seen a game in person, but from a QB stand point give BJ some easy passes to gain some confidence and truct the running game. I know that the X community wants to get away from the "3 yards and a cloud of dust", but Charles Walker and Austin Davis need a few more touches to take some of the pressure off of BJ.

No need to "bench" BJ. He, like the rest of the team is still learning a new system. Expectations are that it was supposed to be fine tuned by week 1, but that didn't happen.

 

The Tigers are usually scary good following a loss. I predict a route of 65-6 and Charles Walker will score 4 touchdowns. Probably 3 on the ground and 1 receiving. They will impress for the little future Tigers that will be in attendance for Future Tiger Night. Expect a really long line for Walker's signature after with every kid in the city asking for an arm band :thumb:

 

Roll Tigers!

I fully expect St. X to do almost whatever they want to do in this game, which is a good thing in order to get some kids some game experience.

 

But what are some things fans will be looking for in this game?

 

I can name a few...QB play. Nagel has to protect the ball better and make good decisions when called upon.

 

What will the running game look now that Purcell is looking going to be out for an extended period of time?

 

Who steps up on defense? Will there be changes made in the secondary to stop to big play?

 

Basically self scout your St. X Tigers, and break down what you want to see that will encourage you moving forward.

 

I am expecting: 100 students at the game, 160 loyal fans and family-no other adult fans will venture out to waste their Friday night to watch what they have been seeing. Lots of kids wanting autographs..That is it. The thrill is gone. They hype is no longer and now only the kids can pump themselves up for one last run.

I am expecting: 100 students at the game, 160 loyal fans and family-no other adult fans will venture out to waste their Friday night to watch what they have been seeing. Lots of kids wanting autographs..That is it. The thrill is gone. They hype is no longer and now only the kids can pump themselves up for one last run.

 

A big win vs Moeller will right this ship.

I am expecting: 100 students at the game, 160 loyal fans and family-no other adult fans will venture out to waste their Friday night to watch what they have been seeing. Lots of kids wanting autographs..That is it. The thrill is gone. They hype is no longer and now only the kids can pump themselves up for one last run.

 

It is one loss, to a good team. If their are fans who have already written off this team then they better not show up late in the season.

St. Xavier 38-6.

Aw, c'mon. The Tigers will score at will. Make it 61-12 X. Missed PATs .....two by each team. This is a statement game prior to their visit to Moeller.

X needs to win big for their own pride and confidence. From what I have seen, not sure they are capable of a 55 - 7 win. Yes I do think they will win on Friday night, however, there needs to be some changes and lets see if this staff can pull it off against an undersized and matched Fairdale bunch. If they can't do it this week, the next several weeks are gonna be tough.....

X needs to win big for their own pride and confidence. From what I have seen, not sure they are capable of a 55 - 7 win. Yes I do think they will win on Friday night, however, there needs to be some changes and lets see if this staff can pull it off against an undersized and matched Fairdale bunch. If they can't do it this week, the next several weeks are gonna be tough.....

 

I only want to see how the d fares In third down situations. Although I don't have faith in nagle, I think the offense can score against whoever the opponent is when the play caller gets smart enough to just pound the rock.

BREAKING: Noah Houk has been taking 1st team reps leading to this week's game. Coach Wolford says the QB position is up for grabs.

 

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Competition breeds success!