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InsideSlant

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  1. A few thoughts I had through the game: 

    Highlands had the ball 4th and 1 at the 5. They should have kicked the FG to go up 27-7 in the 3rd quarter. Instead Raceland stopped them, gathered the momentum and went all the way down the field and scored. I was left scratching my head on some of Highlands coaches play calling. 

    I also thought Raceland went too much to the passing game in the 4th quarter. If they would have been more balanced with the run I think they could have gotten within a score. But it felt like Highlands Secondary knew passes were coming.

  2. 10 hours ago, JDEaston said:

    Everyone knew Raceland was building a championship caliber team that could challenge or win against the larger schools in their area as well for years. Now it's like it hit them right in the face unexpectedly. Grow up and get better, losing to Raceland this season isn't a terrible thing, nor will it be next season, they will beat most everyone on their schedule, if not everyone. 

     

    But don't cancel a long standing series over losing a game. Use that game as a building experience going forward this season against everyone else on the schedule, next season as well, regardless of what the outcome of that game may be. Playing good teams makes you're own team better, don't schedule down or cancel a series just because you're "salty." Get better and win, don't just take your ball and go home. 

    I agree with everything you said here, but the only thing I can think of, is this a casualty of the new-ish RPI system. Teams have figured out if you are playing a team below you in classification, and in this case can see that Raceland is getting very good. They can schedule someone else at or above their classification with a more even chance at winning. A side-effect of knowing each other so well.

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