Record to Date:
HSF Degen: 50-42-2 (+3.4 units)
College Football: 111-107-4 (-18.3 units)
Will update record a little later-
Today HSF plays.. For those of you who have been waiting with baited breathe and adrenaline. Never fear as my degenerate ways are in a flurry..
From the Mountaineer state..
4pm Class AA Championship
Mingo Central (13-0) vs Fairmont Senior (10-2)....it's the Miners vs the Polar Bears... I had a huge write up then crash... So you are getting the abridged version.
Play 2 units on Mingo - 8'..WIN (Final: 32-7)....the line opened at 6' *Still have to play Mingo here as they haven't been tested all season averaging 48 ppg and allowing 11.8. The team is at its first state title game. They have been ranked #1 all season. Their fortunes follow Jr QB Jeremy Dillon, who is a candidate for the States top Athlete. He has accounted for over 3,800 yards of total offense w/55 Tds. The kid is 6'5" and 195 lbs. In the back field is RB Joe Hunt (1,294 yards w/23 Tds) Dillon has a bevy of WRs to throw to, and is getting back his favorite target, a Frosh WR Drew Hatfield (60 catches for 713 yards w/11 Tds)... Mingo has outscored opponents in the playoffs 128-36....**Note: not that this team needs extra motivation but this is their Coaches Yogi Kinder (wish I was called Yogi) who is retiring...
Fairmont enters this game after defeating its biggest nemesis Bridgeport in Double OT last week. A game they won 22-21 as they went for 2. It was significant because Bridgeport was the defending state 3 time Champs. They always had Fairmonts number, and in fact won the regular season game 17-14. Fairmont is led by the Coach's son, a true dual threat QB Jake Abbott (1,538 yards through the air w/16 TDs, and 1,069 yards w/22 TDs on the ground) No doubt Mingo will game plan for him. Fairmont average 33.8 ppg allowing 14.9.
Bottom line is that Fairmont expended a ton of emotion, physical energy and mental energy, and focus in last week's game. It will be tough to overcome those emotions and try to get up for a devastating team in Mingo. No one has been able to hang with the Miners yet and while I expect that the Polar Bears will hang for a half, too much Mingo will pull away and win comfortably.
HSF Degen: 50-42-2 (+3.4 units)
College Football: 111-107-4 (-18.3 units)
Will update record a little later-
Today HSF plays.. For those of you who have been waiting with baited breathe and adrenaline. Never fear as my degenerate ways are in a flurry..
From the Mountaineer state..
4pm Class AA Championship
Mingo Central (13-0) vs Fairmont Senior (10-2)....it's the Miners vs the Polar Bears... I had a huge write up then crash... So you are getting the abridged version.
Play 2 units on Mingo - 8'..WIN (Final: 32-7)....the line opened at 6' *Still have to play Mingo here as they haven't been tested all season averaging 48 ppg and allowing 11.8. The team is at its first state title game. They have been ranked #1 all season. Their fortunes follow Jr QB Jeremy Dillon, who is a candidate for the States top Athlete. He has accounted for over 3,800 yards of total offense w/55 Tds. The kid is 6'5" and 195 lbs. In the back field is RB Joe Hunt (1,294 yards w/23 Tds) Dillon has a bevy of WRs to throw to, and is getting back his favorite target, a Frosh WR Drew Hatfield (60 catches for 713 yards w/11 Tds)... Mingo has outscored opponents in the playoffs 128-36....**Note: not that this team needs extra motivation but this is their Coaches Yogi Kinder (wish I was called Yogi) who is retiring...
Fairmont enters this game after defeating its biggest nemesis Bridgeport in Double OT last week. A game they won 22-21 as they went for 2. It was significant because Bridgeport was the defending state 3 time Champs. They always had Fairmonts number, and in fact won the regular season game 17-14. Fairmont is led by the Coach's son, a true dual threat QB Jake Abbott (1,538 yards through the air w/16 TDs, and 1,069 yards w/22 TDs on the ground) No doubt Mingo will game plan for him. Fairmont average 33.8 ppg allowing 14.9.
Bottom line is that Fairmont expended a ton of emotion, physical energy and mental energy, and focus in last week's game. It will be tough to overcome those emotions and try to get up for a devastating team in Mingo. No one has been able to hang with the Miners yet and while I expect that the Polar Bears will hang for a half, too much Mingo will pull away and win comfortably.
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