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While I can't argue with the statistical value of your post I will say this: Somersets passing game was wiped out in the rock game due to weather conditions. Rocks interior is pretty good, but their secondary is suspect at best. Danville beat rock through the air, as they have all of their opponents this year. Somerset likely would have been able to do the same thing had it been a dry night (I realize that's just part of the game but with Somersets receiving core and quarterback it's likely true that they would've scored a couple more times had it been dry).

The Corbin game is the one that scares a jumper fan, Corbin is big and physical and the ads handled them easily.

Danville will see at least a modicum of speed to match their own this week, not at all positions but at the skill positions they will certainly. This game will come down to who makes fewer mistakes. I don't know if you can compare a very wet night with rock (vs Shs) and a very dry night with rock (vs Danville) in this one.

Not saying in any way that Somerset is the better team, they're just more equipped speed wise to match up with Danville than most, they also play a similar style which helps in preparation.

This game could very well be a blowout, who knows, but based on past (recent) history I think it suggests otherwise. Somerset SHOULD be 5-1, as they should've beaten Hazard at Hazard but that win eluded them with a last second Hail Mary, that would've given them at least one quality win going into the matchup with Danville. Looking forward to Friday, I hope it's a great game... Go jumpers!

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The only thing I would highlight is that Danville beat Corbin on a horrible night of weather as well. Still, the bigger team did not score or move the ball vs the Ads.