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Elizabethtown/North Hardin predictions

Who Wins? 18 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Wins?

    • Elizabethtown
      66%
    • North Hardin
      33%

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I would love to watch this game. I think it will be one of the more entertaining games of the weekend.

Mark Brown is an awesome coach, and he has ETown back on the map. NHardin is a good team, but even with their depth they will have a hard time beating a properly disciplined Brown team.

I think Etown wins this one going away. Spread teams are notorious for not liking to be physical and you better bring a squad if you want to take down Cecil. With Sullivan returning in a rb and corner capacity last week the Panthers automatically got better in the run game and it also improves their pass defense. Panthers take it 38-21

 

Poor misconception about spread teams...when Etown was spread and got to the state title did they not play "physical" teams? Just because you line up under center doesn't mean you're physical, just like if you line up in the shotgun you are soft or lack a physical game. Just hate that statement about spread teams especially when I can give 100's of examples of tough spread and soft conventional alignments. Physicality is philosophy, not a formation. Just saying.

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