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Corbin 55 Garrard 6

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You could be right, but Corbin pretty well dominated the first game despite playing poorly that night. Didn't Corbin throw 3 INT's in the endzone that night? I thought Hall played in the first matchup.

 

They tried to play him, which was a mistake. He has a fractured ankle. I am not taking anything away from Corbin, just when he is healthy Wayne is a much different team.

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Not saying anything against the kid but hall or no hall it isn't going to happen this year. Like 4CHS stated Corbin played poorly the first match-up and since has beaten a Garrad Co. a team that went into 3 OT's with Wayne 116-12 in a two game stretch.

That maybe the case, but I can tell you this, if Wayne had Hall back for this game Wayne would win by two touchdowns. Hall is that good. And I saw the Wayne/Corbin game at Wayne.

Superman could not help the cardinals against the HOUNDS, much less a healthy Hall. Lets see if Wayne can keep it within 2 to 3 touchdowns....

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No sense in giving Wayne locker room material...The kid may be a pretty good player, but he isn't/wouldn't make that much difference. As someone said earlier take away the turnovers and Corbin runs away with it. I don't think this time around it will be as close as the first.

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They tried to play him, which was a mistake. He has a fractured ankle. I am not taking anything away from Corbin, just when he is healthy Wayne is a much different team.

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