[Do-double-gg]

Well here is my take on it for what it's worth. A lot of people say that a scrimmage don't matter but, I think it does to a point. Now usually a team wont show everything they have and they don't play the starters very long but, you can tell a lot from a scrimmage. You can tell how much speed, power, talent and intelligence a team has compared to the other team. A coach can believe all he wants that a scrimmage don't mean anything and he can tell the kids until he is blue in the face that it don't matter but, the kids want to win. At some point in a scrimmage both teams have the starters in at the same time and are running plays. I believe that if a team is far superior and faster, and stronger and more talented then that will show in a scrimmage just as much as a real game. If the coach was telling his kids not to try hard or to let the other team score so they will feel better then what would be the point in a scrimmage. What cracks me up is when a team does good some people are like all happy and talking about how good they will be this year but if they don't look so good then they are all like it's just a scrimmage. :eyeroll: