tomcat84

If his is a friend I never want to make you my enemy.

If his is a friend I never want to make you my enemy.

Since Bethlehem went down hard this week expect to have one more tailgater for the game.

Looks like most think Holy Cross will win by 2 or more touchdowns. This one could be a big suprise.

My take on this game is that it will be a defensive battle. Holy Cross will put 8 -9 players in the box in order to stop Stanley. Greenwell will need to step up big and make some throws so that HC will have to honor the deep ball. In the first meeting Holy Cross was ineffective moving the football. Two big scores came on large plays both taking advantage of Bethlehem early year injuries. I think this game will be settled by 3 points or less and there will be less than 30 combinded points put on the board. If I must pick a winner I say Bethlehem takes Holy Cross 13-10

With Casey Robinson, Luke Wimpsett, Cam Wilson, and Jonathon Downs in the line up at the same time for the 1st time all year Bethlehem is much improved. Robinson has had to pound the middle for the past four weeks in order to open the outside game for Stanley. With Wimpsett healthly and returning to the fullback position Robinson will be able to return to his more natural wing position which will give Bethlehem more of an outside threat.

You are correct. I misspoke.

I am most familiar with the Louisville area. Based on what I have seen over the last few years here are the names you need to look for: Boling, Carney, Litteral, and Porter form St. X Taylor Banks and Hockman from PRP Brandon Alphin and Matt Bowles from Bullitt East Ryan Messex and Cameron Mason from Male. Casey Robinson from Bethlehem Tyler Wright from Marion Co. Justin Ebernez (spelling) from Holly Cross I am sure there are a few that skip my mind but these should be some of the top sophs in the state.