As expected, the Maroons (10-2) and Warriors (10-2) found their way back to each other for another go round. The first installment was a somewhat surprising Pulaski County victory. Wiley Cain threw for 352 yards and engineered a length of the field, game winning drive in the final minutes. The last two times that these teams have met in the playoffs, the team that lost the regular season game, won the rematch.

Anyone have an opinion?

I thought SW should have won the first one so who knows. Pulaski earned it with a 13 or 14 play 98 yards long drive, while converting about (4) fourth downs to win. SW wasn't overwhelming PC by any means but was about to go up 21-7 when they fumbled on PC's 3 or 4 yard line. PC delivered it's first 90+ yard drive to pull to 14-14 just before half and SW never seemed to get in sync again. I likes SW chances heading towards the rematch up until PC rolled the last two weeks and SW stumbled down the stretch. Sawyers, (SW"s do all qb), is as healthy as he has been in a while so that really helps SW. SW only threw the ball 3 or 4 times the first mtg so I think you will see them throw a little more but the field conditions are going to be terrible so it's really just a crap shoot tonight. I'm all in for SW and really hope they can pull it off. Just an opinion, but the game should have been moved to SW. Pulaski earned the right to host but SW's field is in much better shape by a LONG shot. Pulaski's field is a safety hazard.

I thought SW should have won the first one so who knows. Pulaski earned it with a 13 or 14 play 98 yards long drive, while converting about (4) fourth downs to win. SW wasn't overwhelming PC by any means but was about to go up 21-7 when they fumbled on PC's 3 or 4 yard line. PC delivered it's first 90+ yard drive to pull to 14-14 just before half and SW never seemed to get in sync again. I likes SW chances heading towards the rematch up until PC rolled the last two weeks and SW stumbled down the stretch. Sawyers, (SW"s do all qb), is as healthy as he has been in a while so that really helps SW. SW only threw the ball 3 or 4 times the first mtg so I think you will see them throw a little more but the field conditions are going to be terrible so it's really just a crap shoot tonight. I'm all in for SW and really hope they can pull it off. Just an opinion, but the game should have been moved to SW. Pulaski earned the right to host but SW's field is in much better shape by a LONG shot. Pulaski's field is a safety hazard.

 

Since Pulaski's offense is pass first and pass second wouldn't the field conditions hurt them more than Southwestern by your logic? If you think the field conditions will be bad enough to prevent Southwestern from passing it would seem to be devastating for Pulaski.

Pulaski has played the past two games in that slop however so they should be getting somewhat adjusted to it.

Since Pulaski's offense is pass first and pass second wouldn't the field conditions hurt them more than Southwestern by your logic? If you think the field conditions will be bad enough to prevent Southwestern from passing it would seem to be devastating for Pulaski.

 

Pulaski is bigger at almost every position. Much bigger. They also have the ability to to run the ball better than many think. They killed Danville with the run. Just big everywhere. SW is speed, speed and speed.