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RunRunPassPunt

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  1. From what I've heard of the coaches there the player that gives the team a chance to win will play. Larue Co schedule and competition is meager at best compared to LCA's schedule over the past 2 years. Have seen the Boley kid in person and on film. All the intangibles are there, but camps and competitions differ from live games. Not a bad problem for those coaches to have with those 2 in their stable.
  2. Returning QB should likely start as Boley has no real game experience.
  3. As fan of HS football, of coaching and of the players that play the game, I'd have to say the origin of this post is fairly sad. Those that know the game don't make such concrete statements about the game as this post contains without some previous history or previously chapped backside somewhere. To suggest QB play based on stats were the key to their 3 losses in 2 years is quite shortsighted. Scheme, injuries, turnovers and missed assignments are all part of the game. I might add that Beechwood had something to do with the outcome as well. Have friends on multiple staffs across the state (including LCA). From my LCA friends I can assure you that the sentiment of the post implied about "LCA running clock by halftime" was fan chatter. Certainly not from coaches. From what I've gathered from the LCA program, they're in pretty good shape.

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