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Westmoreland (TN) vs Allen County-Scottsville Predictions/Updates (Cole Lumber Bowl)

Who takes the night cap? 8 members have voted

  1. 1. Who takes the night cap?

    • Westmoreland (TN)
      87%
    • Allen County Scottsville
      12%

This poll is closed to new votes

Poll closed on 08/22/2026 at 12:31 AM

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First meeting between these two teams since 2012, where the Patriots were shut out at home in a 26-0 loss to these Eagles.

Coach Hood is coming off the worst season in his couple of decades of coaching at Allen County, winless at 0-10. The Patriots won’t need much to improve from last year and Hood believes getting back to the basics is what his team needs to get back to their roots.

Not much on Westmoreland (TN), 6-6 last season. Lost 26-6 last year in this bowl game against the Greenwood Gators. Very run heavy team in years past, not expecting much of a difference in schematics from them.

After last year it’s hard for me to predict that Allen County will win, though I do see them being a bit more competitive throughout the season and hopefully they can scratch something into the win column. They’ll drop this one.

Eagles win 27-14

Westmoreland used to be pretty strong I think I’m like the previous poster I can pick ACS because of last year but I will be rooting for them give me Westmoreland 22-13.

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