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Russell vs Raceland take two

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Ticketgate.

 

Someone call Woodward and Bernstein.

 

Anyone know what Ticketgate means?

I was by the field about 10:00 last night and quite a few of the home side bleachers have already been staked out. I would recommend that you get to the field early!

IMO this is a trap game for Russell. If the Devils come out slow and unispired, they may very well go home with a loss. I can't imagine that with the atmosphere/crowd predicted, but you just never know about this team. I would have liked to have played this game earleir in the season. Raceland is well coached and plays a brand of tough, physical football and the chance for an injury to a starter looms large. I don't know how much Ivan will want to play Tyler Jones in this one. He really does need to probably rest up the ankle for playofffs. But with the pride on the line, he will probably take as many snaps as he is able. Ball protection will be key for the Devils. Fumbles and muffs will not get it in this one. Coaching staff needs to make good decisions too. I'm picking Russell in a very close and physical game.

 

Red Devils 28

Raceland 24

 

Go Devils! :fight:

Anyone know what Ticketgate means?

 

Ask anyone that paid $5 for a ticket.

Get your bleacher or bring your lawn chair. Just going to the game.

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