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Tiger defense showed up for 4 quarters and dominated. Tiger offense took awhile to get going, but together a couple good drives in the second half. Got through this one now onto district play where the stakes are even higher.

Not shocked Trinity is winning but the margin is surprising.

Go Tigers!

I know for playoffs there are "sister" districts, but for round 3 are matchups based off strictly RPI or are teams broken into east and west regions then RPI is applied? Then is round 4 just RPI to determine matchup?

Raiders have it going heading into fall break.

Great job, Baby Bengals! Tigers take 4 of 5 from the Rocks.

How long has Carrico been coaching/OC at Trinity? I knew him growing up but didn't realize he was coaching at Trinity.

Ill take the Raiders 35-7 over the Dragons.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Always interesting to see how various computer rating systems rank teams and make predictions.

Massey Ratings has a projection of 35-7 St. X with St. X having a 92% win percentage.

I would like to see St. X's run game get back on track this week. I'm not looking for huge runs, but just to be more efficient. They didn't do a great job sustaining drives last week for a number of reasons, but I do look for them to be a bit more physical and purposeful on the ground.

The game the Purples have been working towards since probably January. I'll take BG 21-14.

I picked the Bombers strictly because of Trinity's inability to show they can score TDs instead of FGs. If their offense can get TDs then they'll beat the St. X from Cincinnati.

Last years game was a very lack luster performance for St. X. I think the offense will want to prove themselves and will have a much better outing.

Male keeps it close but think Roncalli wins 21-10.

Crimsons have it rolling so far this season. Will be a highly anticipated game in two weeks against the Tigers.

Game came down to big plays. St. X was able to convert their big plays into TDs, while Trinity was only able to get FGs. Thought T's DL did a great job against X's OL, which seemed to cause the X offense problems all night. Things weren't pretty, but they found a way to make the necessary plays to win the game. Give credit to Havill, he could have mentally checked out once Boone replaced him, but he stayed involved in the game and when his number was called again delivered with a big time throw. Says a lot about the young man, and a lot about how the coaches are handling the QB situation as well. Congrats again to the Tigers, enjoy the win but still much more to accomplish.

Congratulations Tigers!

Go Tigers! Beat Trinity!

I would say St. X currently has the upper hand, but things can change over a course of a couple years. Trinity has a very good junior class so we'll see how that plays out for them.

Vic was great teammate!

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Massey Rating has Trinity 28-18.