West Orange Stark vs Shepherd

[AggiesAreWe]

Last year, Shepherd was averaging 355 yards rushing per game going into Silsbee game. Tigers held them to 215.

WO-S held them to their 2nd lowest rushing total of 223 yards. The other 8 games Shepherd rushed for 300+.

 

I like WO-S in this one, 30-13

[89Falcon]

1 hour ago, AggiesAreWe said:

Last year, Shepherd was averaging 355 yards rushing per game going into Silsbee game. Tigers held them to 215.

WO-S held them to their 2nd lowest rushing total of 223 yards. The other 8 games Shepherd rushed for 300+.

 

I like WO-S in this one, 30-13

Shepherd has a drastically different team than what was seen last year including two RBs and their FB. Shepherd OL is significantly upgraded as well. They may not win the games but I wouldn’t put much stock in what was seen last year.

[AggiesAreWe]

24 minutes ago, 89Falcon said:

Shepherd has a drastically different team than what was seen last year including two RBs and their FB. Shepherd OL is significantly upgraded as well. They may not win the games but I wouldn’t put much stock in what was seen last year.

Looking at their stats, the QB from last year (Dellinger) who was 2nd on the team in rushing last season with 900 yards (leading rusher with 1622 graduated) is again 2nd on the team in rushing with 592 yards. They have a RB (Davis) with 622 yards and another RB (Coyle) with 398. The QB has the most carries on the season with 72.

White leads them in receiving with 7 receptions for 118 yards on the year.

Last year it was the RB Stephens with the 1700 yards in offense and 18 TD's. Now it's a combination of 2-3. But the QB seems to be the man on most occasions.

I understand you having a little bias with this particular Shepherd team with having family on the team, including yourself. It's understandable.