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Grant Co./Boyd predictions.

Who wins? 28 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Grant County
      42%
      12
    • Boyd County
      57%
      16

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The Braves travel to Boyd County this week. It should be a great game. Who wins?:ylsuper:

Boyd Co. 27-21.

The Braves are playing some serious ball right now, I predict Braves 28- Boyd 10. :flame:

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This is going to be a great football game. The Braves are playing great football right now. Grant wins 28-14.

Boyd over Grant....I'm not sure if Grant County is as mentally tough as they need to be to compete at a high level week after week. Boyd 28 - Grant 7.

Boyd -28

grant-24

Grant County is much improved but I don't see them beating the Lions at Boyd County. I'll say Boyd 35 Grant 21.

Boyd in a low scoring affair

I really want to see Boyd (5-3 / 3-0) take this game, but in looking at what GC has accomplished in their 5A Class at 6-3 / 2-2, Im not sure the Lions can pull this one off. Through those nine games, Grant has 3 rushers of almost equal statistical proportions: Soden, Spray and Benson all rush for an average of 5+ yards per carry. As a team, GC averages over 200 yards per game. QB Soden also averages 16 yards per pass completion and has thrown for nearly 900 yards with 10 TDs and 4 picks.

 

Defensively, they have kept their opponents to less than 100 yard rushing per game on the average and they have a secondary with 10 picks for the season. (Justin Mertz has half of that total with 5).

 

Boyd just seems too one dimensional and thereby easy to predict.

 

GC 27

Boyd 21

I really want to see Boyd (5-3 / 3-0) take this game, but in looking at what GC has accomplished in their 5A Class at 6-3 / 2-2, Im not sure the Lions can pull this one off. Through those nine games, Grant has 3 rushers of almost equal statistical proportions: Soden, Spray and Benson all rush for an average of 5+ yards per carry. As a team, GC averages over 200 yards per game. QB Soden also averages 16 yards per pass completion and has thrown for nearly 900 yards with 10 TDs and 4 picks.

 

Defensively, they have kept their opponents to less than 100 yard rushing per game on the average and they have a secondary with 10 picks for the season. (Justin Mertz has half of that total with 5).

 

Boyd just seems too one dimensional and thereby easy to predict.

 

GC 27

Boyd 21

 

 

Your stats are well written, but they have not played against a Zac.

Edited by Tiny
zac

Your stats are well written, but they have not played against a Zac.

 

No disrespect to Zac or any of the Boyd Co team, Tiny...but you kind of make my point...The County needs more than Zac Wilson to win this game.

 

Other teams have illustrated (some in a very graphic way), that if you contain Zac, you tame the Lions.

 

I hope BC proves me wrong. (Ashland may need the points...lol)

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