[Jack Lambert]

You made the statement that Boyle County's line is every bit as good as Johnson Central's. Maybe that is true, but the rushing stats certainly don't support that assertion. Every defensive stat for these two teams indicate that they are very close.

In citing Hightower's stats from last night, the implication was that JC did a poor job defending him. In fact, Johnson Central's defense played pretty well against MNH and neutralized its passing attack with four interceptions while keeping Hightower contained and out of the end zone.

According to CalPreps, SOS for Boyle County and Johnson Central are virtually identical, so I don't think that you can point to Johnson Central's schedule as a factor that skews either their offensive or defensive stats.

There is more to skill than winning a foot race. Boyle County obviously has an edge in speed in several positions but if Boyle County held an advantage in every single phase of the game, then CalPreps would not have next week's game rated a virtual toss-up.

I’m not going to beat my head against the wall it’s a waste of time, you win we’ll let the teams settle it on the field Saturday.