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Who wins? 1 member has voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Greenwood
      100%
    • Logan County
      0%
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Series History: Greenwood leads 8-7

Series at Greenwood: Greenwood leads 4-3

 

Greenwood opens district play with a game that has been a layup for them the last several meetings. The Gators have won 6 straight in the series by an average of 32 points per game. Last year Greenwood exploded for their third highest point total in school history in a 62-34 victory over the Cougars.

 

Logan County is just the type of opponent the Gators are looking for at this point in the season. Greenwood has not failed to score 35 points in their six straight wins over Logan County, and that amount would actually exceed Greewood's point total for their first four games this year combined. In their three losses they are averaging only four points per game while allowing just under 30 points in those games. Enter Logan County which has scored only 7 points all year and has yet to hold an opponent under 47 points. The teams share two common opponents in the young season, South Warren and Franklin-Simpson. The Cougars fell to those opponents 50-0 and 49-7 respectively, while Greenwood dropped 38-0 and 16-6 decisions.

Greenwood 49-13.

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