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STATE BOWL PREDICTIONS

I see Norcal taking 4 games this year. My two question marks are Clayton Valley & Campo. Clayton Valley has athletes to compete with Redlands. Campo well deserved to be there, but El capitan might be a little to much for Campo. Look for DLS to win the second half big. Folsom should dominate Oceanside, Folsom gets up on Oceanside it will take them out of their game. Central Catholic will win with bigger line play.


OPEN
DLS 35 CC 14

DI
FOSLOM 48 OCEANSIDE 7

DII
CLAYTON VALLEY 21 REDLANDS EV 14

DIII
EL CAPITAN 35 CAMPOLINDO 14

DIV
CENTRAL CATHOLLIC 35 ST MARGARETS 21

Pick 'em: State Bowl Weekend Edition!

Division IV: Central Catholic-Modesto (11-3) vs. St. Margaret's-San Juan Capistrano



Central Catholic -14



Division III: Campolindo-Moraga (15-0) vs. El Capitan-Lakeside (14-0)



El Capitan -9



Division II: Clayton Valley-Concord (15-0) vs. Redlands East Valley (14-0)



Redlands East Valley -1



Division I: Folsom (15-0) vs. Oceanside (14-0)



Folsom -12



Open Division: De La Salle-Concord (13-0) vs. Centennial-Corona (12-2)


De La Salle -9



Spreads courtesy of The San Francisco Chronicle



http://m.sfgate.com/sports/article/Clayton-Valley-flew-over-rough-road-to-get-to-5967058.php
This post was edited on 12/19 1:09 PM by SPortela24

This post was edited on 12/19 2:08 PM by SPortela24

49ers release Ray McDonald

"This is about a pattern of poor behavior," Baalke, the team's GM, said Wednesday.

"We expect a lot from our players, hold them accountable for their actions," he said.

Baalke said that CEO Jed York and coach Jim Harbaugh were involved in
the decision. Baalke says the 49ers notified the NFL office of the
allegations against McDonald, saying, "This is a team decision.''


Earlier in the day, local law authorities said they were investigating McDonald on suspicion of sexual assault.

San Jose Police Department Sgt. Heather Randol said an area hospital
notified police late Tuesday night that a woman was seeking treatment
and that detectives had searched McDonald's San Jose home.

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