Week #10 of what caught your attention.

[ChrisKing75]

The Dinwiddie defense is very improved. They were very young last year and are playing lights out right now. Thus far #2 and #1 (qb1) have not played defense and both are very good defensive backs. If needed against Varina or Huguenot I believe we can do a much better job defending the pass. The Generals pass rush is extremely good. Nobody else puts their stats out, but we could care less. We give our kids all help we can. Never understood why, but it's a fact. The defense is only giving up 98 yards rushing and 87 yards passing per game.

No matter who we play containing Wyche, Hiter, and Scott and his receivers will be a huge challenge. I love and hate Region B. Can anyone tells us about the Star players from Courtland, Spotsylvania, and Caroline.

I’m not to sure about Courtland and Spots but Caroline’s QB Blake Morris is a dog plays both sides he definitely is underrated.

 

[KGBob]

Do we have any idea what the match up’s will be ? If Hanover loses are they locked in at 7? If Manchester wins where does huegnot drop ? Caroline has a sneaky matchup with culpeper? If they lose where do they drop

 

[ChrisKing75]

Do we have any idea what the match up’s will be ? If Hanover loses are they locked in at 7? If Manchester wins where does huegnot drop ? Caroline has a sneaky matchup with culpeper? If they lose where do they drop

@KGBob I’m not completely sure, but from what I understand, if both Huguenot and Varina win, Huguenot might get a slight edge in the seeding because of the strength of their opponent. After the fourth seed, though, it’s really a toss-up nothing will be clear until after Friday’s games. Even if Huguenot loses, they’ll likely stay ranked fairly high since Manchester is a strong Region 6 team with a solid record.

 

[edwinanderson2nd]

@KGBob I’m not completely sure, but from what I understand, if both Huguenot and Varina win, Huguenot might get a slight edge in the seeding because of the strength of their opponent. After the fourth seed, though, it’s really a toss-up nothing will be clear until after Friday’s games. Even if Huguenot loses, they’ll likely stay ranked fairly high since Manchester is a strong Region 6 team with a solid record.

I don’t think so, Varina actually played the much tougher schedule. If both teams win, Varina will stay ahead, maybe even push for the 2seed

Varina Opponents’ record: 55-36
Huguenot Opponents’ record: 43-48

 

[General172011]

Don’t get me to lying but I think Varina will be the 2 seed with a win. It’ll be extremely close but the bonus points from Herm HS & WF will push them over the edge.

 

[ChrisKing75]

I don’t think so, Varina actually played the much tougher schedule. If both teams win, Varina will stay ahead, maybe even push for the 2seed

Varina Opponents’ record: 55-36
Huguenot Opponents’ record: 43-48

@edwinanderson2nd the reason I said that is because I seen a lot of people say a win over Manchester would give Huguenot a major boost in points since Manchester is a strong Region 6 team. On the other hand, Varina’s next opponent is a much lower-ranked team within their own region, so their potential point gain is smaller.

Even though Varina’s schedule is tougher overall considering their two losses came against Maury and Grimsley those games don’t help their rating much since they loss even though it was close against Maury they didn’t get to much higher they got some good bonus points with them being region 5 and Grimsley is out-of-state so there wasn’t much there. Because of that, Huguenot could still stay very close to Varina for the #3 seed if they beat Manchester.

 

[ChrisKing75]

I could be wrong everyone lol you can’t believe everyone I guess we got wait until Friday.

 

[edwinanderson2nd]

Do we have any idea what the match up’s will be ? If Hanover loses are they locked in at 7? If Manchester wins where does huegnot drop ? Caroline has a sneaky matchup with culpeper? If they lose where do they drop

The scenarios I have a guess for would be
- Spotsy win/Hanover loss = Spotsy moves up to 7th and Hanover falls to 8th
- Hanover win/Caroline loss = Hanover moves to 6th, Caroline falls to 7th
- Caroline can’t get higher than 6th seed even with a win
- Courtland win/Huguenot loss = They’ll swap spots for the 4th & 5th seeds
- Huguenot win/Varina loss = the highest Huguenot can get is the 3seed & Varina falls to 4th
- Varina win/Louisa loss = Varina gets the 2seed & Louisa falls to 3rd
… I think

 

[71ShadesofNavy]

The scenarios I have a guess for would be
- Spotsy win/Hanover loss = Spotsy moves up to 7th and Hanover falls to 8th
- Hanover win/Caroline loss = Hanover moves to 6th, Caroline falls to 7th
- Caroline can’t get higher than 6th seed even with a win
- Courtland win/Huguenot loss = They’ll swap spots for the 4th & 5th seeds
- Huguenot win/Varina loss = the highest Huguenot can get is the 3seed & Varina falls to 4th
- Varina win/Louisa loss = Varina gets the 2seed & Louisa falls to 3rd
… I think

You are almost spot on. Great job!
1. Dinwiddie - locked
2. Louisa - locked with a win
3. Huguenot (with a win), Varina with a Huguenot loss.
4. Varina with a Huguenot win, Courtland with a Huguenot loss.
5. Courtland with a Huguenot win Huguenot with a loss and Courtland win.
6. Caroline locked with a win
7. Hanover with a win, Spotsylvania with a win and a Hanover loss.
8. Same as above

Can't say the exact order, because wins and losses determine it, but I have given you a strong idea. The figures are based on max points and gimme games.

Dinwiddie will finish with 32.80. Varina's top score is a 30.90, Louisa 31.20, Huguenot 31.10 if they win and 29.10 if they lose. With a win Courtland should have 29.50 and 27.80 with a loss. Caroline 28.40 if they win 26.70 if they lose. Spotsylvania should have 28.00 if they win 26.60 if they lose. Hanover's Max is 26.30 if they lose and 28.70 if they win.

 

[ChrisKing75]

You are almost spot on. Great job!
1. Dinwiddie - locked
2. Louisa - locked with a win
3. Huguenot (with a win), Varina with a Huguenot loss.
4. Varina with a Huguenot win, Courtland with a Huguenot loss.
5. Courtland with a Huguenot win Huguenot with a loss and Courtland win.
6. Caroline locked
7. Hanover with a win, Spotsylvania with a win and a Hanover loss.
8. Same as above

Can't say the exact order, because wins and losses determine it, but I have given you a strong idea. The figures are based on max points and gimme games.

Dinwiddie will finish with 32.80. Varina's top score is a 30.90, Louisa 31.20, Huguenot 31.10 if they win and 29.10 if they lose. With a win Courtland should have 29.50 and 27.80 with a loss. Caroline 28.40 if they win 26.70 if they lose. Spotsylvania should have 28.00 if they win 26.60 if they lose. Hanover's Max is 26.30 if they lose and 28.70 if they win.

Right, this is also why I said what I said about Huguenot squeaking by Varina for the 3rd seed. I don’t think Varina will get many points for facing Patrick Henry because Patrick Henry record isn’t that good this year . But Huguenot will get at least 3-4 points for winning against Manchester because they are Region 6 and their record and points are high which would barley maybe get them to third seed.

 

[71ShadesofNavy]

Right, this is also why I said what I said about Huguenot squeaking by Varina for the 3rd seed. I don’t think Varina will get many points for facing Patrick Henry because Patrick Henry record isn’t that good this year . But Huguenot will get at least 3-4 points for winning against Manchester because they are Region 6 and their record and points are high which would barley maybe get them to third seed.

You are correct. If Huguenot beats Manchester they will get 26 points + 2 points for each Manchester win (18) for a total of 44 points. They also get 8 guaranteed rider points from their district this week. No Ood rider points as St. Christopher finished last week. That's 52 points. Varina will get 22+ 2 points for each PH win (6) for a total of 28. Their maximum and likely additional rider points is 11. That's 39 points. As you can see it's quite a difference (13 points). If Huguenot loses to Manchester they get 14+10+8=32 total points. This would give Varina 7 points more than Huguenot this coming week. Of course these number have to be added to their current total and divided by 10. Thus my calculations from above.

Thanks to a friend from Louisa I rechecked my math and with a win Huguenot could outpoint Louisa by .10 if Louisa fails to get 4 Ood points. 31.20-31.10. if Louisa collects the Ood rider points necessary they will outpoint Huguenot by .10.

 

[acoles]

I said this before, but now that I have had time to really study things I must say matchups are going to be key. I still think Varina is going to be a tough get, but there is some hope. You really can't evaluate Louisa without Hiter. He can control the game on the ground and can break one at anytime. Wyche and his receiving corps plus a nasty defense are something else. Dinwiddie will finally be close to full strength. Their best player has been out since the Highland Springs game. I can't wait for Huguenot's game with Manchester this coming weekend. Holy cow what a game. A win and Falcons likely finish third. Lose and they could end up in fifth. Going to be a loaded bracket in B.

Likely matchups

1. Dinwiddie vs. Hanover/Spotsylvania
2. Louisa vs. Spotsylvania/Hanover
3. Varina/Huguenot vs. Caroline
4. Varina/Courtland vs. Courtland/Hugueno

InThe two teams they lost to were Maury arguably the number one or two team in Virginia and Grimsley who is ranked 15th nationally in North Carolina. Neither loss was a blowout the Maury game ended 14–13 and the Grimsley matchup was 21–14. Very few teams would be able to compete that closely with either opponent, especially within their region, as other teams that faced Maury did not fare nearly as well.

What caught my eye was the Highland springs and Varina game and how dominant Varina was. Highland spring could only gains a little over 71 yd rushing they also didn't allowed grizzly of North Carolina a little over 81 yards rushing and they were the number 15 ranked team in the nation and number one in North Carolina. Maury number one team in the state of Virginia. couldn't do it I just don't see anyone running the ball on this team I think dinwiddie and Varina are the two best teams in division 4. Defense wins championships I picked Varina to win the regional championship and head on to Liberty University