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Collins at North Oldham 10/24

Who do you think will win? 6 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you think will win?

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Collins will travel to Goshen Friday night to take on North Oldham in a huge district matchup. A Collins win gives them the district championship for the 5th straight season and sends North Oldham on the road for the first round of the playoffs. A North Oldham win could very well reverse those roles as it would throw the district into a 3-way tie.

 

Collins has never lost to North Oldham and won their lone contest in Goshen 36-20 in 2012.

 

Collins' defense will have their hands full with senior RB Arien Beasley. Through 6 games Arien had scored 14 rushing touchdowns and was averaging 118 yards per game. He has also caught 16 passes for 131 yards. He has the speed and athleticism to give almost any team fits.

 

It will be interesting to see if Collins tries to stick mostly with freshman QB JR Lucas or if senior Browning Becherer gets most of the snaps after Lucas' performance last week against Waggener. North Oldham has played musical chairs with their QB position this year, playing 4 different players at that position.

 

Any thoughts or predictions?

Collins by 3. Flow of game sets QB rotation. Collins has got several kids banged up with several questioned for Friday.

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