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Schedules for high school football teams: who, how, why, and what if?
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09-08-2011, 12:07 AM
Football1 Wrote:I agree. Knowing your players and what level they will be able to compete at allows you to form a schedule that challenges them but keeps it competitive. Problem is - coach's tend to overestimate their teams abilities.

I agree with that,but have also seen teams go 5-8 and vie for the region. Example: Greenup Co. 2007 season. They played a tough schedule and lost to several teams better than themselves but over achieved in the playoffs. I believe because they played such a tough non district schedule. They were 1-6 to start the season.
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Schedules for high school football teams: who, how, why, and what if? - by Dragonsdad - 09-08-2011, 12:07 AM

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