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St. X vs. Trinity - Freshmen

Freshmen: St. X or Trinity victory? 24 members have voted

  1. 1. Freshmen: St. X or Trinity victory?

    • St. X freshmen win
      79%
    • Trinity freshmen win
      20%

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Who wins, how much, why?

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Tigers have to fight and claw back to win this one in the last minute 20-19.

Trinity has a tough quarterback who will make plays for the rocks all game long.

I haven't seen the Trinity freshmen play yet, but they better be able to stop the run as St. X has a bunch of good running backs this year. They also have a solid passing attack and seem to do a good job of mixing up the play calling. I will have to take the Tigers in this one.

St. X has more athletes. I believe the running backs for X will be able to run against Trinity. The St. X secondary is capable of stopping the pass, yet they do not see Trinity's formations very often. The corners and safety's have given up some long passes. When Hall is in, they are much tougher. I wonder if the Trinity full back (Bishop?), will be playing and at 100%? St. X will win 28-14.

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Who are some of the standout players thusfar on each team, and what position do they play?

St. X has more athletes. I believe the running backs for X will be able to run against Trinity. The St. X secondary is capable of stopping the pass, yet they do not see Trinity's formations very often. The corners and safety's have given up some long passes. When Hall is in, they are much tougher. I wonder if the Trinity full back (Bishop?), will be playing and at 100%? St. X will win 28-14.

 

Daylen Hall will be back for the Trinity game.

Daylen Hall will be back for the Trinity game.

 

Is he related to the Senior DJ Hall?

Is he related to the Senior DJ Hall?

 

 

His little brother. DJ is just a Junior.

His little brother. DJ is just a Junior.

 

Even better. It'll be fun watching them play together next year.

I like the young Tigers to win this game. they have a stable of running backs who just wear you down. The defense is solid against the run. Make it X-28 T-14

St.X is getting better each week. Ryan Leohnert and his stable of backs will be very tough to contain. The three headed monster of Beach, McMurray, and Hayden are threats to score from any spot on the field. Bickel, Brutcher, Clooney and Hall will lead the Defense.

 

 

Trinity 14

St.X 42

After seeing X, ill give them the edge...

St. X has more athletes. I believe the running backs for X will be able to run against Trinity. The St. X secondary is capable of stopping the pass, yet they do not see Trinity's formations very often. The corners and safety's have given up some long passes. When Hall is in, they are much tougher. I wonder if the Trinity full back (Bishop?), will be playing and at 100%? St. X will win 28-14.

 

Jamar Stoner is the injured star for the freshmen rocks. He is a difference maker on both sides of the ball. He broke his foot participating in freshmen orientation games.:cry:

There you go... Practicing football during freshman orientation instead of the academic stuff...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JUST KIDDING ROCK FAITHFUL. I hope the young man has a speedy and full recovery. Good Luck in the Freshman game tonight.

 

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