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I’m on my Golfcation since Huffman sent me home.  Going to play 9 in the morning, watch daughter play 2 softball games and then head to Cleveland to take this game in.

This is a pick’em for sure but I do like the matchups favoring Lumberton.  Played both teams twice, Lumberton with my JV one of those times.  Personally think Lumberton is going to win this if McClure can outplay Harvey.

 

Lumberton has the better role player IMO but Harvey vs McClure is what will be the difference.  Whoever’s star plays better wins.  I’m going to pick Lumberton by 3, going down to the wire. 

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15 hours ago, Coach D.J. Wilson said:

I’m on my Golfcation since Huffman sent me home.  Going to play 9 in the morning, watch daughter play 2 softball games and then head to Cleveland to take this game in.

This is a pick’em for sure but I do like the matchups favoring Lumberton.  Played both teams twice, Lumberton with my JV one of those times.  Personally think Lumberton is going to win this if McClure can outplay Harvey.

 

Lumberton has the better role player IMO but Harvey vs McClure is what will be the difference.  Whoever’s star plays better wins.  I’m going to pick Lumberton by 3, going down to the wire. 

I think when you get to role players Huffman has the decided advantage. Great coaching matchup, both teams have a guy that can score. Neither team has much depth coming off the bench. I think McClure and Harvey will both get theirs but the difference will be #4 and #22 for the Falcons. I think Huffman wins it by 8.

Huffman-74

Lumb-66

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