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Campbell County/Cooper Predictions

Who do you think wins this game? 58 members have voted

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Camels, comfortably

I think Alex Dowds will be too much for Cooper to handle and the Camels will be able to run on Cooper. If you look at their mutual opponent, Campbell Co beat NCC handily while NCC beat Cooper handily.

 

Cooper hasn't demonstrated they can slow down a big running back yet. And their offense hasn't gotten on track yet. I would like to see Cooper win, I just don't think they will.

Campbell Co. Won't be surprised by running clock.

Should be a solid running game for the Camels. Camels by 3 scores.

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I have watched both teams play. Camels shouldn't have a problem. Just don't pass it in the 4th qtr while leading and hold onto the ball.

Cooper seems to be changing things....daily, weekly, w/ no real game plan nor consistent line up. It seems thing are being changed more than their underwear. At some point they are going to need to stick w/ the same game plan & continue to develop it. Yet, when your 0-3 I guess what could be worse...just flip a coin & roll w/it. Camels by 21pts is conservative. It could be uglier for the Jags. Players moral isn't something to write home about. I hope I'm proven wrong!

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Camels have a big, strong armed Quarterback and some hungry, talented receivers. Think we will see a good balance of pass-run this Friday.

Camels by 28, Dowds has big game.

Camels. Could get ugly.

Campbell Co strength is Alex Dowds and Defense. Cooper is a shell of what they were and this game will get out of hand quickly.

 

Campbell Co 42 Cooper 16

I have watched both teams play. Camels shouldn't have a problem. Just don't pass it in the 4th qtr while leading and hold onto the ball.

 

Campbell Co would be..wait for it...undefeated if they would play smart 4th quarter football.

Cooper has 2 strong running backs w/ Shlarman & whichty in the backfield, Armour can run from the QB position, & if they'd throw the ball more than 1 time a game to Perry I think they'd see some offensive yrds & success. Yet, it seems they are putting lots of faith in a freshman now having him run the balk & receiver. Sorry, but he's not the next Dante Hendrix...when Cooper realizes that & starts feeding the ball to the above mentioned players...then we'll start seeing WINS for the Jags!

This game is huge for Cooper. It would be foolish of the Camels to take the Jags lightly. Campbell County can be its own worst enemy at times and if they aren't mentally sharp, Cooper could still steal this one. If the Camels are ready to play, they should cruise in this one.

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