Richmond VS Clayton Round 2
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I like Richmond by 2 scores.
Interesting fact about this game. Raider RB great, Marcus Rush, has 2 sons on Richmond (21 and 4) and one on Clayton (5).
Interesting fact about this game. Raider RB great, Marcus Rush, has 2 sons on Richmond (21 and 4) and one on Clayton (5).
i went to the clayton /cleveland game on the final week of the season,
It was there version of scotland/richmond, 37/35 absolute thriller won
by the number 1 seed Cleveland, the atmosphere of that game was fantastic
in a PACKED HOUSE.. Im trying to figure who to take in the pigskin this week
in this game. Raiders do not take this team lightly, should be hard to as the computers
have clayton a small favorite. Maybe heading over for this one...
It was there version of scotland/richmond, 37/35 absolute thriller won
by the number 1 seed Cleveland, the atmosphere of that game was fantastic
in a PACKED HOUSE.. Im trying to figure who to take in the pigskin this week
in this game. Raiders do not take this team lightly, should be hard to as the computers
have clayton a small favorite. Maybe heading over for this one...
I don’t think RC takes this team lightly. I think Clayton may be favored and they can definitely win this game. Always tough to win at RC.
Very good football team and well coached. Coach does not put stats in MaxPreps, but I understand leading up to their last regular season game their defense was allowing less than 90 yards per game. D1 talent on their defensive line and strong LB core. They cover the run really well.
On the offense, QB1 is dual threat athlete with D1 offers. Transfer from Gibbons. Big upfront to give him protection and a couple of running backs they interchange. QB can pass the ball as well but tends to tuck and run when he receives pressure.
Against Cleveland, their secondary had some miscues covering the pass. Also, they were penalty prone. I’m sure the coaching staff worked on this in the off week.
I’m a fan of all teams in the Greater Neuse River conference when playing outside the conference. I hear Richmond is good, but I’ll take the Comets by 7. It’s unfortunate these two teams are meeting in the second round when both finished inside the top 8 in the RPI. Should be a 3rd round game.
On the offense, QB1 is dual threat athlete with D1 offers. Transfer from Gibbons. Big upfront to give him protection and a couple of running backs they interchange. QB can pass the ball as well but tends to tuck and run when he receives pressure.
Against Cleveland, their secondary had some miscues covering the pass. Also, they were penalty prone. I’m sure the coaching staff worked on this in the off week.
I’m a fan of all teams in the Greater Neuse River conference when playing outside the conference. I hear Richmond is good, but I’ll take the Comets by 7. It’s unfortunate these two teams are meeting in the second round when both finished inside the top 8 in the RPI. Should be a 3rd round game.
Go with Raiders, Last Time these Two Met it was Ugly. Won 48-2, I know they have some studs on Clayton’s Dline this year but they Had some Then Also.
I do believe that Richmond is more battle-tested than Clayton. That and homefield advantage (maybe) will be the difference.
Denson is calling out Raider fans, too. Gotta show up!
Denson is calling out Raider fans, too. Gotta show up!
nope kw any information picked up is always good but as above noted things are
quiet site wide, very interesting game here and the raiders are so quiet....that speaks a little for itself, a tight one expected 30 min down the road.
I will be making my trip from Raleigh to see my Raiders play!! Funny, I live 15 min. from Clayton and 10 min. from Cleveland, but will drive 2 hrs. to see my Raiders!!!!!
great showing by the raiders last night, clayton drove for a score first possession then the
raiders locked them down the rest of the night. If raiders can get rid of some of those
undisciplined penalties they are a tough out....
The best team in the east rolesville comes to town next week..
Raiders lost to Gibbons handily and rolesville beat gibbons in OT in the best
4a game of the year IMO. I was at gibbons for that one..
raiders locked them down the rest of the night. If raiders can get rid of some of those
undisciplined penalties they are a tough out....
The best team in the east rolesville comes to town next week..
Raiders lost to Gibbons handily and rolesville beat gibbons in OT in the best
4a game of the year IMO. I was at gibbons for that one..
I know some of the Raider faithful weren’t very happy with Denson being selected as head coach. Looks like it’s working out and, as I have said before, I think the Raiders will have him for life.
Great win for the Raiders! They were determined to win, even though they had more than 12 penalties, four turnovers, two TDs called back, a missed short FG, and turned the ball over on their 15-yard line. Officiating was a big distraction because of so many penalties and numerous long discussions between officials after a flag was thrown. It was worth the drive from Raleigh to see my Raiders play!!
Chance Crowder IS the real deal!!
Go Raiders!!
The season started out blaming Richmond coach for his arrival and the game plan. Richmond's fan barely knew him and the blame begun. The fans begun with statements that Richmond would never make it this year because of the hired coach and the formation he planned to run.
It seems that the narrative around coaches often swings dramatically based on immediate results. Initially, it’s easy for fans to criticize a coach without fully understanding the complexities of their role, including the challenges of team dynamics, injuries, and the pressure of high expectations. When the team begins to win, as Richmond has, the atmosphere shifts. Fans rally behind the coach, celebrating the victories and attributing the success to their leadership. The moment the results waver, the same fans who once praised him can quickly turn to doubt and criticism. It's interesting to consider the psychology behind this. Fans are often emotionally invested in their teams, and the highs and lows of a season can lead to extreme reactions.
The pressure in playoff situations can be immense, and once a team hits a rough patch, all the praise can quickly shift to blame. It’s almost as if the narrative shifts entirely based on one or two games, Richmond fans quickly begin overlooking the hard work and strategic planning that went into the entire Richmond coaching staff season. As Richmond fans or any fan base, it’s essential to recognize that coaching is a multifaceted job that requires consistent effort and adaptability, especially under pressure.
It seems that the narrative around coaches often swings dramatically based on immediate results. Initially, it’s easy for fans to criticize a coach without fully understanding the complexities of their role, including the challenges of team dynamics, injuries, and the pressure of high expectations. When the team begins to win, as Richmond has, the atmosphere shifts. Fans rally behind the coach, celebrating the victories and attributing the success to their leadership. The moment the results waver, the same fans who once praised him can quickly turn to doubt and criticism. It's interesting to consider the psychology behind this. Fans are often emotionally invested in their teams, and the highs and lows of a season can lead to extreme reactions.
The pressure in playoff situations can be immense, and once a team hits a rough patch, all the praise can quickly shift to blame. It’s almost as if the narrative shifts entirely based on one or two games, Richmond fans quickly begin overlooking the hard work and strategic planning that went into the entire Richmond coaching staff season. As Richmond fans or any fan base, it’s essential to recognize that coaching is a multifaceted job that requires consistent effort and adaptability, especially under pressure.
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