Rd 1 Mallard Creek vs Lake Norman
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With this game I will take Mallard Creek. One thing to mention about Lake Norman QB. He is a freshman at 6’5 190lbs. I can honestly see this QB being another Josh Ladowski coming up. After next year when Mooresville QB graduates, Lake Norman QB will be the QB of the conference should the conference stay the same.
That QB will be running for his life... Mallard creek doesn't ever lose in the first round.
It's perplexing how a team with so much talent can consistently perform well during the regular season but choke in the playoffs/Championship year after year. Sometimes, a team can be dominant throughout the season but face an opponent in the playoffs that has a style of play or strategy that counters their strengths.
i was at the Creek Hough game earlier this year and that was a complete azz wooping from start to finish. The special teams from creek was about the worst ive seen all year any team, maybe the performance that night is just an outliar to their year but this game is by no means a lock for creek. Hard to take an upset here though,
Are you suggesting that their game does not live up to the expectations that have been discussed in this forum throughout the season?
Yes Indeed. I believe they blocked 4 or 5 punts. I'm the NCPREPS Mallard Creek homer. That was one of the ugliest whippings in school History since the doors were opened in 2007. 😢😥 We never got off the Bus.
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LKN has a good future with that QB. 6’5 freshman can sling it.
But we sacked him like 12 times. I’d imagine, unless LN can find a way to scheme ways to take pressure off him, he will be running for his life.
But don’t sleep on his mobility, if Creek loses discipline, and he’s able to get around the edge scrambling, the kid has wheels. He’s deceptively quick.
But we sacked him like 12 times. I’d imagine, unless LN can find a way to scheme ways to take pressure off him, he will be running for his life.
But don’t sleep on his mobility, if Creek loses discipline, and he’s able to get around the edge scrambling, the kid has wheels. He’s deceptively quick.
