animalcontrol08

Congrats to the 'stangs" with the season high.

Wow Dayton knocks off a #7 seed and out come the haters. Congrats to Dayton. Holding KY's leading rusher to only 103 yards. When going into this game averaged over 200 yards every Friday night.

Not sure on this but wasnt it his left wrist?

Miller didnt do much against Dayton if i can recall.

None of them are under 200 lbs. Tackles are both an athletic 6'5 260. Guards are both about 5'10 5'11 225. The centers are a little small but have great form and get low. Two guys rotate at center both of them are about 5'9 200 lbs.

Totally agree there!!!

Holmes is getting better each week. I pick the Bulldogs in this one. Holmes 28 Scott 13

I agree with this one. With Lynn Camps hard nose running and Daytons D we should see a great game. But i give Dayton the upper hand with getting to play at home and being un-defeated at "hells half acre" a.k.a. Davis field:fire:

It should be interesting seeing the two different kinds of play colliding, LC being all power run football. With Dayton being a more spread speed football. which is better? IYO

What's the size ratio of the two teams. I dont know alot about LC?, and so far i have heard nothing but good about the LC running backs. What kind of running is it LC do?, more of a speed offence or is power more of there thing?

Even though defense was a big part in this one, i thought Dayton's passing game looked improved from week one till now.

If it rains tonight it will only be lightly drizzled. I checked the forcast and it looks like great playing conditions for both styles of play.:ylsuper:

Well last week there was only one int. and the Scott game there was none. The last two games the passing game has really been coming around, and i dont see any reason for it to stop this week.

Rouse may be quick when he runs. But he dosent even compare to the speed that James Miller has for Holmes. Dayton shut him down and he carryed the ball 22 times

That would be false.