C’mon bro! I’m not even a Wood fan, but putting McDevitt and ACC above them? Crazy man.

Well … alright, I’ll back off a bit. I can rationalize you saying, “ACC beat Wood last year and I want to see it first”, but McDevitt is no contest. Wood would chew them up and spit them out. Heck, my squad barely made honorable mention AAA, so I don’t have a dog in the fight, but Wood is an absolute machine this year with a healthy Desmon Peoples, Nate Smith transferring in and Ulus Jordan at cornerback.

ACC beat them without Desmon and without Ulus in the secondary last year.

This year they’ll have to face Ulus and Des at corner and Nate Smith at safety. Going to be a beat down in my opinion.

McDevitt? I loved Matty Ice, but I don’t think that game would be within two TDs.

Typically, Bok plays this game not lose and hopes that WC panics when they don’t jump out early. It has worked to a degree, but eventually superior talent takes over.

Bok’s problem is that it is so vanilla on offense and it’s hard for them to score, which is why they have just 13 points in 3 games vs Wc over the last 3 seasons. They have some solid offensive players, but usually lack that game-breaker or two. Their staff does a great job in preparing them and Trom is a great defensive coach, so this keeps them competitive for a while.

Best of luck!

In regards to their schedule, you are again correct. However, every game they play is a division game that they have no control over (except for Southern who is a rivalry game). Blame public league officials for the idiocracy of having division playoffs. Either do it the PIAA way or get out.

There’s another blog on this website that allows you to do exactly that.

@ ed:

Neshaminy & LaSalle are not overated, especially Neshaminy. The Quad A & triple A picks on this site are right on . Better than the staff’s picks on this home page ( no offense staff).