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OL seriously struggling for Ludlow.

At this rate it will, 35-0 Beechwood with 11:38 to go in the second quarter.

Yes. I expected them to win but thought it would be better than it's been.

Beechwood showing how good they are in 1A.

Ludlow seriously struggling. I thought this was going to be more competitive.

Didn't notice it until a few minutes ago.

Don't let Jason Voorhees catch you out on this lovely Friday the 13th.

Good luck to both teams.

I'm still undecided. Earlier in the season I probably would have said Simon Kenton without much hesitation. I believe that Campbell County is playing better than earlier and this makes the pick tougher. Regardless of who wins, I look for it to be by a close margin.

I think that the Greyhounds will win.

As of now, I think it's between Auburn and Ohio State.

Campbell County and Simon Kenton.

The Rams should win without much, if any trouble.

I believe that they have the top ten right. Some pretty big takeaways, one being that Oklahoma and Michigan paid enormously for their losses. Another is that Ohio State and fans should feel good with where they are moving up a spot, especially with the loss to Oklahoma. I'm sure plenty of the South Florida faithful are arguing for Miami to be in the top ten, but they haven't played much of anyone prior to beating Florida State. Plenty of season left, it will all shake out.

Happy that I thought Buffalo would win, good win for the Bengals today.

This should be a good game and I could see either team winning. Tough one to pick.

Yes, quite a few actually.

I agree, shouldn't have lost to Florida.

I agree about Ludlow's OL play too, doesn't get enough credit.

Doesn't look good.

A good running back in Stratton. A couple others impressed me on their offense too. Want to say the last name of one is Hathaway and I forget the other but know he came back from Cov Cath.

Ludlow has more than Blackburn, many don't realize that too.

Absolutely.

Ludlow has some things going on. If they keep their current varsity coach and they can keep enough of the younger players coming up, I don't look for their struggles to be nearly as consistent as in the past. Dayton also has good talent coming up too, which will likely contribute to better teams in the future if the players remain. Either way, there's no argument that the smaller river city schools of NKY have been part of many struggles.

I think that Beechwood wins but not in the dominant way that some are thinking. I look for Ludlow to challenge them but will likely run out of gas due to depth. Would love to see the Panthers win though.