Dunbar has to hold on to the football. If they had scored on their drives with TD's, instead of fumbling, they score 21-28 points. As I said in the preview of this game, Dunbar had to punctuate their long drives with TD's. This only happened once.

It also looks like Corey Williams will be back around district time as well. He tore his ACL last season and his knee never fully recovered so he had to have a second surgery and fixed a lot of scar tissue around his knee and he should be at full speed in a few weeks. So if you add Corey and Greene into Dunbar's offense it looks MUCH better. As of right now Dunbar is banged up a little bit but when district roles around they should luck a lot different then they have early on in the season.

It also looks like Corey Williams will be back around district time as well. He tore his ACL last season and his knee never fully recovered so he had to have a second surgery and fixed a lot of scar tissue around his knee and he should be at full speed in a few weeks. So if you add Corey and Greene into Dunbar's offense it looks MUCH better. As of right now Dunbar is banged up a little bit but when district roles around they should luck a lot different then they have early on in the season.

I agree in that since Dunbar has played tough competition in the pre-district schedule, that will make them better come district play.

 

I still feel they had better find a way to have some effectiveness through the air......they have shown none to date!

Madison Central is a great team but I have a feeling MBA would find a way to win, so I would give them the edge but not by much. I have a feeling MBA wouldn't give Central any big plays and they would have to grind the ball down the field and that's not Centrals strength especially against a good MBA d line.

Thats so vsry true.