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Scott County at Grant County Predictions/Updates

Cardinals vs. Braves 1 member has voted

  1. 1. Who gets the win?

    • Scott County
      100%
    • Grant County
      0%
      0

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Poll closed on 10/09/2020 at 11:30 PM

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Scott County survived a tussle with Ryle in Week 4 to remain unbeaten. The Cardinals trailed the Raiders at halftime, before rallying for the 28-18 win. Montago Jones continues to be the bell cow in the backfield, rushing 28 times for 155 yards, but Campton Martin stole the show against Ryle, scoring all four of Scott County's touchdowns.

Meanwhile, Grant County got steamrolled by Frederick Douglass on Thursday, 64-0. The Braves must be wondering if they did something to anger the football gods, with Scott County next up on the schedule. The Cardinals romped in last year's meeting 56-0.

A decisive win for Scott County feels like a certainty, but can Grant County at least put points on the board this week?

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Now 14-0 Cardinals. This one won't last long, I don't think.

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20-0 and they're not even halfway through the first quarter.

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The Braves show some life. It's 20-8 Scott County.

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