Good point- However, after Troy Taylor left, I haven't seen them do much of this. It is true you can get away with this against Del Oro, but not DLS. I don't see it happening unless they are in DLS territory and are rolling on offense.
Thank you for your insight and knowledge. I was unaware of all of the above. I need to get up to speed!
Don't you mean four and turn overs?
You don’t stand behind your prediction. You said it fifty times if you said it once. Folsom 42-35 Book it. Now your saying Folsom 35-27. What do you have to say to those who already booked it. The fact is your scared. Don’t be. It’s just a high school football game. From what I saw Friday night you still have a tough game against Jesuit. They will be nice and rested when they face a beat up Folsom team. My new prediction Folsom 0-2 to start the season.
Don't you mean four and turn overs?
While Folsom has the clear advantage on offense and DLS has the clear advantage on defense, I think the most telling for game outcome is how prepared players are at this early date. In recent years, DLS seems less prepared in early season than years past. Additionally the changing practice rules has an effect on CA HS football preparedness. Much of the preparedness depends on each program's strength and conditioning in off season along with other preparing activities that each team can creatively incorporate inside the rules.
55-9 and 27-14 were the scores last season when Folsom beat Jesuit. Just just trying to figure out what has happened at Jesuit for you to predict a win when Folsom returns most of their starters?
You see the difference between the first and last game. And I thought they looked really good Friday. That along with the fact that I played against DLS twice in HS. And the one thing I will never forget is the feeling the next day and week. Obviously I don’t really think it’s going down like that. But Jesuit has a better chance of beating Folsom then Folsom does beating DLS IMHO.
Don't you mean four and turn overs?
While Folsom has the clear advantage on offense and DLS has the clear advantage on defense, I think the most telling for game outcome is how prepared players are at this early date. In recent years, DLS seems less prepared in early season than years past. Additionally the changing practice rules has an effect on CA HS football preparedness. Much of the preparedness depends on each program's strength and conditioning in off season along with other preparing activities that each team can creatively incorporate inside the rules.
Seems to me 1.7 seconds applies only if there is an available receiver in 1.2 seconds.
I watched a lot of film on Folsom from last year and DLS gets to the ball faster than any team Folsom faced by quite a difference assuming the film are all relatively at similar speed. I looked at time as much as I could. It was both quicker and more physical. Folsom may need to change their tactics as far as throwing deep. Running game could keep DLS more honest, but the LBs close very quickly and DLS is very sound on the edges and very stout up the middle and very disciplined in maintaining their space. I would think that Folsom looked at what Mater Dei did to DLS, but I think most of DLS issue was offense last season. DLS offense will need to step up as well.
That is the big question and makes this game intriguing. I wouldn't go if I didn't think it would be a good game. It is really boring watching blowouts and would be surprised if DLS gets blown out and if Folsom does in this one. DLS soph QB is inexperienced at this level and will need to step up and play like he can. Many variables in this one.
Jesuit got 50 points dropped on them IN ONE HALF last year with an all junior Folsom team.
Exactly. And according to the DLS guys:
IF he even plays. Speculation past that.
Not sure who L76 is, but I commend your attempt at a troll.
