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St. Xavier @ Manual

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The Tigers will be playing their first game on natural grass this season at Manual Stadium on Friday. I predict that slows down Austin Davis a little bit. Doubt Walker is back by Friday. Would be very surprised. Why risk him being hurt again? Manual has tall athletic receivers that tore up Trinity's defense... You say Motley can't do it again... but he did it as a Sophomore at home thrown into the fire against a much better defense then, and last year did not do too bad against a defense that again is better than this years. This game will come down to the quarterback position. If BJ has A turnover then St. X loses. Last place in the district.... When the heck was that a possibility before!?!

 

:no:

 

2nd on grass @ Central

The TEAM that wants it more will WIN.

 

I don't agree with this quote at all.

Give me the Tigs 24-21. If Walker plays add 7.

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Any word on Walker's status? It could be tempting to sit him out one more week if not "100%".

Any word on Walker's status? It could be tempting to sit him out one more week if not "100%".

 

Hearing he may play. Personally I wouldn't risk it though.

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Saw on Twitter that Austin Davis is a game time decision with a knee injury.

Saw on Twitter that Austin Davis is a game time decision with a knee injury.

 

He's playing.

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