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5A #5 Highlands vs 6A #15 Campbell County

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My question was more about the number of guys than the size of them. Is it 4 guys going all game or a rotation of 6,7,8 guys????

 

Not sure of CC specific rotations but they had 10+ good looking bigs.

Based on a check of the numbers for the 90's, 00's and 10's, Campbell County set a record for wins in a decade last week against Dixie. They were 43-66 in the 90's, 43-61 in the 00's and 43-51 in the 10's before last week. If nothing else, that's trending upward. Just found it interesting.

I expect the Bluebirds to handle the #15 Camels.

I haven't watched the Highlands film yet but I'm thinking this is going to be a great matchup. I'll give CC the advantage if they can run the ball to keep the chains moving. I'll be interested to see how Highlands can run against CC's defense. I know it's early but the Camels run D looks to be very strong. I'm thinking this one will be a rather low scoring affair. CC 20 HHS 14

It appears CC stacked the box against Dixie. Football junkies- Do they play a 5-2? If CC plays this way on Friday, I think it opens up the passing game for HHS. It'll be interesting to see how each defense takes away what the other wants to do, and subsequently what adjustments are made and which team does a better job with these adjustments.

The Camels are going to win a lot of games and this will be one of them. 28-14 Camels.

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It appears CC stacked the box against Dixie. Football junkies- Do they play a 5-2? If CC plays this way on Friday, I think it opens up the passing game for HHS. It'll be interesting to see how each defense takes away what the other wants to do, and subsequently what adjustments are made and which team does a better job with these adjustments.

 

I don't believe Campbell County always plays a 5 man front. That was probably the game plan against Dixie. Dixie has been a very run heavy offense under Coach Brossart so stack the box and make them throw it is usually the game plan.

Is the Camel QB athletic / elusive? If not the Camels better have a quick footed O Line. I was impressed with the speed at which the Highlands D line was getting into the backfield.

 

What are the Camels' strengths on D? Do players play both ways?

Is there a HHS frosh thread?

 

Birds,Camels should be a good game.

Camels win this game on both sides of the ball. Camels by 14.

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Camels win this game on both sides of the ball. Camels by 14.

 

I have heard about Jolly boys. Who else is a down field threat for CC? It's going to be tough to beat the birds without multiple weapons.

Camels win this game on both sides of the ball. Camels by 14.

 

I would love to hear about the Camel D and why you believe they will beat the Highlands Offense. They got a big D Line? Does that Jolly kid play both ways? What's the D strength?

Only two starters from last year graduated. They are quick to the ball and play physical. Just my opinion, but they will have give birds running game trouble.

Only two starters from last year graduated. They are quick to the ball and play physical. Just my opinion, but they will have give birds running game trouble.

 

Didn't know they returned that much on D. Do they start anyone two ways?

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