Re: WCAL 2014 - Week 2: Riordan vs SHC, Serra vs St. Ignatius
"If SF somehow pulls off a miracle and wins this game, imagine how even more out of wack this league will be!"
If SF wins against Serra, I wouldn't call it a miracle. On paper, they should roll over SF without much difficulty, but there are strong connections with these two teams. Former SF QB Hunter Bishop jumping ship to Serra. People seem to put Bishop on a pedestal. His win/loss record in FR and JV was not very good. Yes, SF 2016 class is not very good but he has not proven himself as of yet. And after one game, he did not impress. I'm sure SF will be gunning for him (not to hurt him intentionally of course) but to create havoc towards him.
Former Defensive and Offensive Coordinators left for Serra knowing SF Offensive philosophy was going to change when Calcagno took over. But their footprint at SF is still fresh in the Lancer football community. I'm sure they'll come up with something defensively to slow Serra's Offense. But if Cassidy is ready to play next week, it will make things difficult for SF. Offensively, SF needs to be creative but the power running game needs to be successful to keep Serra's offense off the field.
On paper, Serra is a 3 TD favorite. But it's the WCAL, any team can beat the #1 team on any given FRI/SAT. BTW, the City schools are taking on Teams from the South in Week 3. Upset weekend? What if....
This post was edited on 10/12 9:06 PM by HSS75
"If SF somehow pulls off a miracle and wins this game, imagine how even more out of wack this league will be!"
If SF wins against Serra, I wouldn't call it a miracle. On paper, they should roll over SF without much difficulty, but there are strong connections with these two teams. Former SF QB Hunter Bishop jumping ship to Serra. People seem to put Bishop on a pedestal. His win/loss record in FR and JV was not very good. Yes, SF 2016 class is not very good but he has not proven himself as of yet. And after one game, he did not impress. I'm sure SF will be gunning for him (not to hurt him intentionally of course) but to create havoc towards him.
Former Defensive and Offensive Coordinators left for Serra knowing SF Offensive philosophy was going to change when Calcagno took over. But their footprint at SF is still fresh in the Lancer football community. I'm sure they'll come up with something defensively to slow Serra's Offense. But if Cassidy is ready to play next week, it will make things difficult for SF. Offensively, SF needs to be creative but the power running game needs to be successful to keep Serra's offense off the field.
On paper, Serra is a 3 TD favorite. But it's the WCAL, any team can beat the #1 team on any given FRI/SAT. BTW, the City schools are taking on Teams from the South in Week 3. Upset weekend? What if....
This post was edited on 10/12 9:06 PM by HSS75