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Rocklin @ Folsom

thats not what they said. they said rocklin has a good passing game and argued with me when i tried to get them to face the reality that rocklin cna't pass.

and the stats back me up thats my point.

so im calling them out for being WRONG.

this allegedly elite rocklin qb was under 50 percent passing, two picks no touchdowns.
Folsom QB= 788 yards passing 8TD
Rocklin QB= 668 yards passing 6TD

Folsom QB vs Serra= 149 Yards Passing
Rocklin QB vs Folsom= 144 Yards passing

Oddly enough…. Rockin QB averaged 11.1 yards per completion vs Folsom, Folsom QB avg 11.4 yards per completion vs Rocklin….

So big deal…. Rocklin’s QB passing looks on par with Folsoms when the teams played their best opponents and the stats are close for the season….

Neither legend or ram were wrong in what they said, you are either just trolling or trying to bash the kid playing QB for Rocklin….

Which team had the more impressive performance this past Friday night, Pittsburg or St. Mary's?

pitt has had several coaches over the past 32 years. no matter what the story is always the same.

this year will be no different.
You obviously know nothing…. They had Herc Pardi who was the last coach to Beat DLS, then Victor Galli who was there 21 years and now Ramirez who started in 2023…..

There may have been a coach in between Pardi and Galli, So that’s 3 or 4 coaches, over the last 30+ years, one of which beat DLS….

WCAL 2024-25 SEASON

SI pulling off the upset to beat Serra 30-28
(I'm a homer! What did you expect?)
St. Francis over Bells 42-7
Riordan over SHC 35-7
Mitty over VC 21-14
Only way I see SI pulling off the upset are Padre turnovers that keep the game close and within SI's outstanding kicker's range. I may be wrong, but SI QB Hummel has more INTs than TDs 4/3? That has to change, b/c that Padre run D is fast and stout.
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Which team had the more impressive performance this past Friday night, Pittsburg or St. Mary's?

PITT has not played DLS since PITT got their new coach…. They did not play last year because of the Dumb playoff set up in the NCS and SRV got the #2 seed over PITT, eventhough SRV lost to DLS in league….. Eventhough PITT was an undefeated league champ….

Hopefully PITT gets the #2 seed this year in the NCS open and they get their shot…. They can absolutely beat DLS this year if they play….. So yes, PITT is an open contender…..
pitt has had several coaches over the past 32 years. no matter what the story is always the same.

this year will be no different.

Which team had the more impressive performance this past Friday night, Pittsburg or St. Mary's?

pitt is not an open contender. they have gotten destroyed, humiliated, and violated by de la salle as a tradition for over 30 years in a row and this year will be no different.

pitt is a strong 1aa or 1a contender though depending on how things shake out between, folsom, serra, and the central section d1. though i must remind everyone that pitt has always had very talented teams and that has resulted in exactly 0 state championships, and only 1 somewhat near miss. they always blow it at that point in the year.
PITT has not played DLS since PITT got their new coach…. They did not play last year because of the Dumb playoff set up in the NCS and SRV got the #2 seed over PITT, eventhough SRV lost to DLS in league….. Eventhough PITT was an undefeated league champ….

Hopefully PITT gets the #2 seed this year in the NCS open and they get their shot…. They can absolutely beat DLS this year if they play….. So yes, PITT is an open contender…..

Rocklin @ Folsom

Correct. I think I said it would be 21-7 at half and 49-17 final. I wasn't that far off.
There QB can play. Folsom is just a different animal.
where was this energy when you were trying to argue with me before the game?

and rocklin’s passing “performance” against folsom was literally par for the course and there normal averages. so what is there excuse for always passing like that the other 11 games a year they play not against folsom?

Rocklin @ Folsom

Not sure what the point of this is?…. Neither @larry legend33 or @ThunderRam said that Rocklin would win….

They just pointed out that Rocklins’s QB is good and has some College offers which means he can pass the ball…. 🤷‍♂️
Correct. I think I said it would be 21-7 at half and 49-17 final. I wasn't that far off.
There QB can play. Folsom is just a different animal.
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Which team had the more impressive performance this past Friday night, Pittsburg or St. Mary's?

I would say ST Mary’s because they very well could have won that game, eventhough they play DLS every year and are familiar with them and usually play them pretty tough…. I thought DLS would roll them….

PITT I figured would score on SJB and play a closer frame then Serra because PITT has a good QB and skill players and a really good O-Line, possibly the best O-Line in Nor Cal…. But as expected SJB won by multiple TD’s but Awesome effort by PITT, who showed they are an Open Level Contender in Nor Cal!!!….

Outstanding effort by both teams, I am giving my vote to SM….
pitt is not an open contender. they have gotten destroyed, humiliated, and violated by de la salle as a tradition for over 30 years in a row and this year will be no different.

pitt is a strong 1aa or 1a contender though depending on how things shake out between, folsom, serra, and the central section d1. though i must remind everyone that pitt has always had very talented teams and that has resulted in exactly 0 state championships, and only 1 somewhat near miss. they always blow it at that point in the year.
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Rocklin @ Folsom

Not sure what the point of this is?…. Neither @larry legend33 or @ThunderRam said that Rocklin would win….

They just pointed out that Rocklins’s QB is good and has some College offers which means he can pass the ball…. 🤷‍♂️
thats not what they said. they said rocklin has a good passing game and argued with me when i tried to get them to face the reality that rocklin cna't pass.

and the stats back me up thats my point.

so im calling them out for being WRONG.

this allegedly elite rocklin qb was under 50 percent passing, two picks no touchdowns.

Davis Forfeits Game(S) against Folsom

Yes, the young team with few players (14) were asked to leave the TVL. Brice Fantazia the AD allowed for the move for couple years until we can reboot or decide what is best for MC football. We play hoops in Tri-City and the current team needs to schedule schools that meet the size and talent level. Go Crusaders!!
I don't remember teams being asked to leave in the past. Interesting dynamic. One of my favorite teams to watch was that Modesto Christian state title team with Burse

Which team had the more impressive performance this past Friday night, Pittsburg or St. Mary's?

Having attended a game on Friday night, I didn't become aware of the close games Pittsburg played against St. John Bosco and St. Mary's played against De La Salle until very late in both those contests.

I actually did catch some of the SM-DLS game late Q3, early Q4 while the Rams held a 21-17 lead then caught the very end once it was decided. Conversely I haven't seen any of the SJB-Pitt game as yet, but know that it was only a 7-point game at half and a 14-point game heading into and throughout most of Q4 until the Braves punched in one last TD with under 2 minutes remaining.

Given the Spartans previous 3 games where they dominated Grant Union, Serra-SM, and Saint Francis -- the Rams potential upset bid came as a big surprise to me.

And it should go without saying that Pittsburg playing a relatively close, competitive game against Bosco was also super surprising. They fared much better than Serra-SM did, and really as well as any NorCal team has in several years.

So the question begs, which team had the more impressive performance?
I would say ST Mary’s because they very well could have won that game, eventhough they play DLS every year and are familiar with them and usually play them pretty tough…. I thought DLS would roll them….

PITT I figured would score on SJB and play a closer frame then Serra because PITT has a good QB and skill players and a really good O-Line, possibly the best O-Line in Nor Cal…. But as expected SJB won by multiple TD’s but Awesome effort by PITT, who showed they are an Open Level Contender in Nor Cal!!!….

Outstanding effort by both teams, I am giving my vote to SM….

Davis Forfeits Game(S) against Folsom

Instead of posting on Twitter all Folsom has to do is pick up the phone and Call MD…. They are open this week….

If Folsom really wants the game it’s there for them….
Agree. And the way things are playing out this year Folsom could get locked out of the open if DLS runs the table. Might as well play for your state champ now. This would be huge.

Davis Forfeits Game(S) against Folsom

well...

i'm under the impression that davis was completely on board with the move out of delta to the sfl. I think the thought is fb will suck, but we want to be in a better league for our other sports.

fb only leagues is the long term solution; that was talked about extensively in the realignment meetings, and it was determined that they need to study it and do it right, if that's the way it's going to go. I tend to agree with that sentiment. and the board's decision was to revisit the issue in 2 years, to get something in place for the next realignment cycle.

To be clear, there was discussion of fb only conference with an A and B league, with relegation, and an administrator had a whole plan in place with agreement from all of the proposed schools. It was a very fascinating read, found on the cifsjs.org website... all of the minutes are there.

It is a shame that Davis backed out... and they should receive sanctions if they can't justify it with an injury excuse... but again, I understand that Davis wanted the move into the sfl. They certainly did not voice any objection.

NCP Football Top 20: Folsom Rolls in SFL Opener

1. De La Salle (4-0)

Derrick Blanche rushed for 113 yards and two touchdowns and quarterback Toa Faavae added two rushing scores as the Spartans held off St. Mary’s-Stockton 38-35. De La Salle trailed 21-17 at the end of the third quarter, but De La Salle scored the next 14 points to take a 31-21 lead. Eventually, it recovered an onside kick for the win. The Spartans travel to El Cerrito this week.

2. Serra (1-2)

The Padres will travel to St. Ignatius on Friday to begin WCAL action. They have won 14 straight WCAL games and are 31-2 over the last 33 league games.

3. Folsom (3-1)

The Bulldogs showed out in a matchup featuring the top two expected teams in the SFL with a 51-14 win over Rocklin. It was 10-7 Folsom in the second quarter, but a Ryder Lyons touchdown run and a touchdown pass from Lyons to Jameson Powell helped break the game open. Lyons threw another touchdown and ran for more than 100 yards in the win. Theo Greule had a sack and the defense grabbed two interceptions. Next week’s game is in question as Davis has forfeited the September 27 matchup.

4. Pittsburg (3-1)

Marley Alcantara went 26-for-33 for 212 yards and two touchdowns to RJ Mosley and Kenneth Ward as the Pirates were within 14 in the fourth quarter against St. John Bosco en route to losing 35-14. Jewelous Walls had a team high 10 tackles. PIttsburg is off this week before hosting Los Gatos on October 4.

5. San Ramon Valley (4-0)

Rhett Thompson went 10-for-13 for 195 yards and five touchdowns and completed passes to six different receivers in a 51-14 win over McClymonds. Evan Economos had 89 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Marco Jones had 12 tackles and Kaleb Pleis had two sacks. The Wolves travel to Hayward this week.

6. Rocklin (3-1)

Derek Keeley ran for 106 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries, but Rocklin couldn’t keep up with Folsom in a 51-14 loss. Mavrik Collins had 55 receiving yards and seven tackles. The Thunder will host Jesuit this Friday. It also has Granite Bay and Oak Ridge at home later in the season.

7. St. Francis,Mountain View (2-1)

The Lancers had a bye week following its loss at De La Salle. They return to the field to host Bellarmine on Friday. St. Francis will play three of its final four games on the road against St. Ignatius, Valley Christian and Riordan.

8. Grant (3-2)

The Pacers were in a scoreless tie after the first quarter against Destiny Christian, but led 10-0 at halftime and eventually won 30-12. Luke Alexander threw for 297 yards and three touchdowns and Koby Shabazz finished with 153 yards and a touchdown. Freshman Tyson Griffin Jr. had a touchdown run and touchdown catch. Grant will host Lincoln-San Diego this week.

9. Los Gatos (4-0)

Los Gatos led Mountain View 21-0 after the first quarter in a 62-6 Thursday night win. The Wildcats averaged 14 yards per play with 222 rushing yards and 191 passing yards. Grayson Dolsak had three rushing touchdowns and Scotty Brennan found Owen Panu for a 45 yard touchdown. Los Gatos is off this coming week before an October 4 meeting with Pittsburg.

10. St. Mary’s-Stockton (2-2)

Jaden Galvan threw for 325 yards and two touchdowns passes to Kenneth Moore III and Ivan Huerta. Overall, Moore finished with 139 total yards and the Rams’ speed was on display in pushing De La Salle more than anyone so far this season in a 38-35 loss. This week, St. Mary’s will host Bishop Amat.

11. Riordan (1-2)

Riordan was off with the rest of the WCAL schools and will start league play on Saturday against Sacred Heart Cathedral. During the bye week, junior quarterback Michael Mitchell, Jr. committed to Vanderbilt.

12. McClymonds (1-3)

The Warriors’ daunting early schedule wrapped up this week with a 51-14 loss to San Ramon Valley. Last year, McClymonds lost to the Wolves 35-7. Sharky Tamale and Desmond Sparks had rushing touchdowns for the Warriors. McClymonds is off this week and will return to action on October 4 against Berean Christian.

13. Soquel (2-2)

Soquel led Scotts Valley 42-3 at the half in a 63-3 win heading into their bye week. The Knights are back in action on October 4 against Palma and they are giving up 10 points per game with two Top 10 opponents and Valley Christian.

14. Liberty (3-1)

The Lions trailed Amador Valley 22-8 in the third quarter, but scored 26 of the final 32 points for a 34-28 win. Jaxon Bell rushed for 214 yards and two touchdowns and added a seven yard touchdown catch. Liberty’s defense had three sacks and forced three turnovers. This week, Liberty will host Clayton Valley Charter.

15. St. Ignatius (2-1)

The Wildcats, with only a loss to San Ramon Valley, will get into WCAL play this week against two time defending champion Serra. In their two wins over Tamalpais and Cathedral Catholic, the Wildcats have given up 20 total points.

16. Cardinal Newman (4-0)

Cardinal Newman took control early against Bishop O’Dowd in a 56-0 win over the Dragons. Freshman quarterback Tino Retamoza threw for 145 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 88 yards and two scores. Jamari Gentry ran for a touchdown, caught two more touchdowns and finished with more than 200 total yards. The Cardinals host Pleasant Valley on Friday.

17. El Cerrito (4-0)

El Cerrito stayed undefeated with a 49-0 win over Campolindo heading into this week’s matchup with De La Salle. The Gauchos haven’t allowed more than 19 points in a game this season, which includes an opening win over Amador Valley.

18. Granite Bay (4-0)

Isaiah Ene rushed for 114 yards and a touchdown and had three catches for 103 receiving yards and a touchdown in a 30-17 win at Jesuit. Darnell Turner Jr. had a touchdown catch and returned an interception for a touchdown. The Grizzlies will host Oak Ridge on Friday in one of the top games of the week.

19. Downey (5-0)

Carson Lamb threw for 247 yards and four touchdowns with Joseph Ramirez being his top receiver at 180 yards and two scores in a 35-20 win over Edison-Stockton. The Knights have scored at least 34 points in each game this season. They are off this week before starting league action against Pitman on October 4.

20. Central Catholic (3-2)

Central Catholic ran for more than 300 yards, led by 201 yards and two touchdowns from Joey Alcutt, in a 25-14 win over Patterson. Alcutt has 600 yards and five touchdowns through half the season. This week, the Raiders will travel to Manteca in a big VOL matchup.
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