Even D3 and NAIA teams have kids who are 22, possibly 23, years old. They have what I call "man" strength. College teams run more varied schemes on both sides of the ball (e.g., zone blitz). You don't see any 155# DB's in college. The college game is much quicker and faster. The reaction times must be faster in colllege. College kids are big at all levels, with the D3 players being shorter than their D2 and D1 counterparts but strong and quick nonetheless. They have been lifting weights for years longer than 15-18 year olds. College teams would wear down high school teams. College players know their system better. The level of contact is much higher and intense in college. Many high school kids would leave the field crying after a few plays. Few colleges need to platoon. A .500 D3 team would thrash any high school team in the country. The worst D3 team might possibly lose on a bad day, but I would not bet on it.

Bingo!:thumb:

Every kid on a college roster that actually sees the feild was a successfull highschool player, who had some quality that set them above others whether it was speed, strength, smarts, or a certain mental aspect of the game, it would be a very rare to impossible occassion that a highschool team could beat a college but......with that being said a Herschal Walker type player could make it possible.