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Corrigan scores again to make it 30-15 and look to play Harleton next week who is leading Arp 17-14 in the 4th.

Corrigan scores and gets another 2 point conversion. Lead is now 23-15 with a little over 6 mins in the 4th. Man,...these teams sound bad.

Hamilton scores and gets the 2 point conversion. Game tied at 15.

Corrigan scores and leads 15-7 in the 3rd.

Tied 7-7 at the half.

7-7 in the 2nd. CC offense is anemic. Hamilton scored early, was going in for another and fumbled. It was picked up and ran back for a TD. Less than 2 min in half.

It is now KYBI, got it online.

Oh well, I can't find it online anywhere. Must be a station that is not online.

Does anyone know?

Do you know their call sign letters or what town 100.1 is out of?

Will any station be carrying this game?

Does anyone know if this game will be broadcast on the radio?

No I am sure he will not attend. It was funny though, we were at Fairfield last week playing Centerville in the Bi-District round and in the 3rd quarter it was 28-0 Crawford. A lot of the Centerville fans had already left and the announcer chimed in,...."Could George W. Bush please come to the press box!?" It brought a pretty good chuckle.

The game is at 7 pm and ought to be a great smash mouth match up. These 2 teams won't trick anyone, they will pound it over and over. Turnovers will decide this game with weather conditions in the high 40s-low 50s and rain in the outlook.

I am seeing weather with a high in the mid 50s and rain in the forecast for Friday. Will this affect the outcome of the game? The ball could be hitting the turf quite a bit in this one. Just heard that Crawford will have no time off for Thanksgiving week, no days off that is. Regular practice Mon-Thurs, pushing the truck will continue.

Actually, with the weather I expect Newton to have an advantage, since they appear to be able to adapt more to flat out running if necessary. If McGregor has to stop passing, they'll be done. If the weather treats them right, then it could be a long day Newton. I expect a Newton team to come out and try to dictate early. But, they have to keep McGregor's offense off the field. Either Newton blows them out, or McGregor wins a close one. But, not the other way around. In my opinion of course.

Being from Crawford, I will tell you exactly what to expect. They are fast, very fast. They have great skill positions, a smaller sized very quick line, and a smart talented QB. Their weakness is their defensive front, although they have been playing better as of late. 90% of all plays start from the shotgun, and they spread it out quite a bit. The best way to win this game is by following a page from Crawford's coaching staff. Play very disciplined defense6-7 in the box and hold your gaps. Then, keep up with the receivers, and do not let anyone outside, because if they get outside, you might as well get your return team ready because you won't catch them. That's about all I can tell you guys. I hope it is a great game on both sides, and good luck to all.

This is hilarious!!! This is my post from Texas2AFootball.com. It is interesting to see the SETX posts with info on Hardin. Looks like they like to throw it around. Looks like a good match up of pass vs run. Crawford is not that big when it comes to size. I don't think we have any player over 260. Our RBs and pretty talented. They are shifty and deceptively quick. We only played one pass happy team this year and that was McGregor. We won that one 35-6 thanks to defense. We play pretty sound scheme and send quite a few after the QB, but more dependent on technique. Crawford will not try to trick you. Nothing fancy at all, just power football. Full house T formation, toss off tackle, 3 linemen from one side, plus 3 RBs, plus 2 pulling linemen on every play. That's 8 vs 5.5 for a balanced defense, don't over shift to the strong or it's coming back the other way. Should be a good game to watch, would like to go myself, but not sure yet, as it is a 235 mile drive.