[Avery Bullock]

Williamsburg's roster if full of freshman and sophomore starters. Only 4 or 5 seniors start and the QB is a junior. If Williamsburg loses to Hazard, well, so be it. The general consensus will be that the more experienced team won. No shame to the Jackets because they are so young anyways.

If Williamsburg wins, it will shame the Bulldogs. People will say, "How did Hazard let a bunch of babies beat them?" That thought has to be going through the minds of the Hazard players and coaches. It's a lot of pressure to put on a bunch of kids.

Williamsburg may not win the game, but they certainly can't lose either way.

All the extremely well-educated pundits on this thread seem to think that a harder schedule is always an indicator of which team is better prepared to play. There is a flip side to this that most of you are too ignorant to consider. Hazard has played tougher, harder-hitting opponents and are therefore more beaten up than the Jacket starters who have only had to take a beating for 2 or 3 quarters most of the season. At this point in the season after these high school BOYS have played 11 or 12 games, none of them are playing at 100% even if they aren't "injured."

Jackets by 6.