had 5 starters out that game. Hense why i said we havent been healthy last few games.
WRH. At Whiteville
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We will see at the 1aa east final. I mean Tarboro has to lose at some point right? ........right?........RIGHHHHHT? I mean I been sipping on this glass of kool aid with no losses for what? Half a decade? Lol
i dont know about Edenton beating them but East Surry will give them alll they want. They are loaded with D1 talent
Not much different from the teams we saw last year in the final. Both teams playmakers are just one year older.
Getting back to this matchup. I haven't done this in awhile on here, I've had alot going on but now that is all sorted I will be going through some film on both these teams WRH and Whiteville and do full break down preview of the matchups on the field and how each team can come out with the victory. I will also have my prediction on the outcome of this game. I will try to have something out by late tonight no latter than tomorrow morning.
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Your prediction better favor the dogs lol. If not I wouldn't post it up. I know nothing of Whiteville other than they're supposed to be a threat every yr and never seem to do much
I go by what I see and tendencies coaches have in play calling. Now whether what I see could help a team win or not has no bearing on whether the coach attempts to try it. Im just a guy with a iPad that loves high school football. Lol You and I have had this discussion many times over the eagles this season.lol
Yes we have, we've seen the best of Northeastern and the worst. I think we're probably very similar this yr to WRH. Key injuries and a brutal ooc have a lot of bearing on our records imo
I can't remember the last time I broke down some film on a matchup. I think it was WRH and Northside.Jax. Its been a while.
Very true statement. The pool hall junkie aka dagooooober said NE could beat mallard creek by 14+. Never won a ship and won't ever win one.
Td08, you have to ignore this idiot. He's one of the swo homers. Their hate for NE is just crazy. SWO#1 is very nice and you can go back and forth with him and it's all good. The others up here are the reason Eaglefan left the forums. He was one of the most frequent NE posters up here. This is the same swo guy I blocked under a different username. When NE beats them next weekend they'll still talk trash.
I wouldn’t have posted it if didn’t believe it.. the way some of the posters are posting suggest wrh has no shot at winning!!
Great post William Hooks probably kin to Jackie Hooks a retired judge in Whiteville
Whiteville average is 39 points a game and gives up 8 points per game. Wallace may be better but i don't know.Should be a great game if both teams plays great with no turnovers.
Thaz true not swo fan .but pull for them to beat northern eastern any day. I normal don’t post like that .But every yr NE R national champ.Never win anything.Or maybe golf championship or that same as football power house.
Most delouisal fan base in the state by far.....
I think it was Bob Hayes of the Dallas Cowboys.Wide out.
Naw bo jackson has the fastest time ever in nfl combine history like a 4.28 , Chris Johnson next with a 4.29!! I’m a cowboys fan!! I knew it wasn’t bullet bob and he was fast!!
Just watched the 10 fastest NFL players, not one mention of squirrel, raccoon or rabbit with WRH's team as honorable mention and their 4.3 times, but several of the fastest NFL players times were over 4.5. 4.6 is very fast for a high school player.
I've always thought and saw ..... timed speed in shorty-shorts and shoes AINT the same as On the field, full gear, dodging 11 other people after your arze .... 
Fastest time ever at NFL combine belongs to John Ross wr Bengals. About 3 years ago. Broke Chris Johnson record.
Just saw on the internet that Bo Jackson was the fastest in the NFL at 4.12
Game has been moved to Thursday night because it is 20% chance of rain compared to 80% on Friday.
You are right,but it was 4.12.Just saw it on the internet.I think Willie Parker from Clinton ran a 4.23
So...this game has been moved to Thursday and on a cold wet night in Pitt county I hit the play button on some film. I focused on Whiteville simply because most of us know WRH and what they bring to the table this season most of us have had marathon discussions about them, WRH has given alot of fans something to talk about with their ups and downs. I didn't know much about Whiteville so I thought I would look into this game to educate myself on them and urge others on here to check them out.
The first impression I got that was clearly obvious to me is that #9 Ty Moss is a absolute nightmare for defenses! I assume this kid has D1 offers stuffing his mailbox??!! At 6'1 190lbs I am really impressed with this kid's skillset. You wanna talk about dropping dimes on a receiver 50 yards in stride? You wanna talk about using your feet to extend a play off balance THEN hitting a receiver 40 yards in his shirt pocket? You wanna talk about pocket awareness? You wanna talk about textbook footwork? You wanna talk about a kid that can "Cam Newton up" and get that TD scramble from the 25yd line while running people over? #9 MOSS IS YOUR MAN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!! This kid's a BALLER IN CAPITAL LETTERS with a Terrell Davis SALUTE!!
After that initial impression, I saw that Moss has some skill players around him too. First and foremost #7 Javonte Davis. This kid is Whiteville's "do it all RB" he has great hands and can catch out of the backfield, has good vision and (decent but not great) anticipation of blocks. When it comes to catching those dimes from Moss their are a few weapons, #7 Davis of course, #12 Bellamy and #88 Moore all grabbed my attention. But in my opinion the offense begins and ends with Moss and Davis! It's going to take alot of discipline from the Dogs to stay in their gaps because both #7 and #9 can gash you for big runs. When Moss drops back to pass, you have no idea where he will end up so if you are a defensive lineman it's best to play your gap and be disciplined. With Davis, he is just a swiss army knife in the backfield. Both those kids can beat you. I believe the best way for The Wolfpack to come away with a victory would be to get #9 Moss out of the pocket and give him short to intermediate throws to get comfortable. Throw in some read option with Moss and Davis. (which btw is pretty impressive and you can tell they have played together awhile and the coach trust them to run the read option) Next work in dropping those dimes over the top to #12 for back breaking game winners. The only slight for them on offense I have is the offensive line looks vulnerable at times and it looked to me it played a big role in their losses. On the defense side of the ball the Wolfpack have a great secondary the most impressive DB to me was #2 Jordan Faulk. He jump out to me as a kid who is good in coverage but is superb in the box shutting down the run. The wolfpack will need his services in the box all night long to have success against the Dogs and their version of the wing t. The front seven didn't have any guys that jumped out to me they seemed disciplined enough in their gaps and looked to play well as a unit. Of the opponents I saw this season for Whiteville, none of them seemed to be as physical as WRH in the trenches and something just tells me that this is where the game will be won. The Wolfpack defense will need to bring their A game against WRH to limit their ground game. Getting the Dogs off the field on third down will be crucial. All 10 teams that Whiteville defeated this season have a combined record of 33-51...that's not very good, but I know this team is capable of beating top 2A teams. I would have just liked to see them get tested by a team like New Hanover or Scotland. At least one of "those" in their ooc.
As for WRH, I think they took too many of "those" in their ooc and I believe it took its toll on the dogs coming down the stretch with injuries. Of the 7 teams WRH defeated they had a combined record of 39-37. Edge clearly goes to WRH on that one. The Dogs had a ugly close loss to East Duplin and will need all their athletes healthy to beat Whiteville. This will be an interesting game with two teams with 2 different styles of play. I think it will be an interesting chess match. I think Whiteville matches WRH athlete for athlete, heck I would even give the wolfpack the edge. WRH looks to have the advantage in the trenches and I cannot seem to shake the idea that this is ultimately where this game is won. If I'm Whiteville I would let Moss off the leash and let him go wild. From what I have seen he seems like a talent that can take a game over. If I'm WRH I would just play my game and limit the wolfpacks offensive chances until there has been enough of a sample size to gauge whether you can shut down their offense. I do think Whiteville's oline is vulnerable. WRH should find that weak link then expose it early and often. The wolfpack can stop the run against average to low tier teams. WRH is not a average to low tier team. I like Whiteville's safeties (and secondary as a whole) and when in the box can be disrupters and can tackle any 2A rushing attack. Would like to see WRH sneak some passes in when they do. After all that....As for a prediction, I have this being close and the Dogs barely surviving 28-26, but I think it could go either way but I'm sticking with that score. Whiteville certainly has the athletes to blow WRH out! They are an impressive team and Moss is incredible. I mean that with all do respect. I just dont see strong enough play at the line of scrimmage for Whiteville to beat the dogs handedly.
The first impression I got that was clearly obvious to me is that #9 Ty Moss is a absolute nightmare for defenses! I assume this kid has D1 offers stuffing his mailbox??!! At 6'1 190lbs I am really impressed with this kid's skillset. You wanna talk about dropping dimes on a receiver 50 yards in stride? You wanna talk about using your feet to extend a play off balance THEN hitting a receiver 40 yards in his shirt pocket? You wanna talk about pocket awareness? You wanna talk about textbook footwork? You wanna talk about a kid that can "Cam Newton up" and get that TD scramble from the 25yd line while running people over? #9 MOSS IS YOUR MAN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!! This kid's a BALLER IN CAPITAL LETTERS with a Terrell Davis SALUTE!!
After that initial impression, I saw that Moss has some skill players around him too. First and foremost #7 Javonte Davis. This kid is Whiteville's "do it all RB" he has great hands and can catch out of the backfield, has good vision and (decent but not great) anticipation of blocks. When it comes to catching those dimes from Moss their are a few weapons, #7 Davis of course, #12 Bellamy and #88 Moore all grabbed my attention. But in my opinion the offense begins and ends with Moss and Davis! It's going to take alot of discipline from the Dogs to stay in their gaps because both #7 and #9 can gash you for big runs. When Moss drops back to pass, you have no idea where he will end up so if you are a defensive lineman it's best to play your gap and be disciplined. With Davis, he is just a swiss army knife in the backfield. Both those kids can beat you. I believe the best way for The Wolfpack to come away with a victory would be to get #9 Moss out of the pocket and give him short to intermediate throws to get comfortable. Throw in some read option with Moss and Davis. (which btw is pretty impressive and you can tell they have played together awhile and the coach trust them to run the read option) Next work in dropping those dimes over the top to #12 for back breaking game winners. The only slight for them on offense I have is the offensive line looks vulnerable at times and it looked to me it played a big role in their losses. On the defense side of the ball the Wolfpack have a great secondary the most impressive DB to me was #2 Jordan Faulk. He jump out to me as a kid who is good in coverage but is superb in the box shutting down the run. The wolfpack will need his services in the box all night long to have success against the Dogs and their version of the wing t. The front seven didn't have any guys that jumped out to me they seemed disciplined enough in their gaps and looked to play well as a unit. Of the opponents I saw this season for Whiteville, none of them seemed to be as physical as WRH in the trenches and something just tells me that this is where the game will be won. The Wolfpack defense will need to bring their A game against WRH to limit their ground game. Getting the Dogs off the field on third down will be crucial. All 10 teams that Whiteville defeated this season have a combined record of 33-51...that's not very good, but I know this team is capable of beating top 2A teams. I would have just liked to see them get tested by a team like New Hanover or Scotland. At least one of "those" in their ooc.
As for WRH, I think they took too many of "those" in their ooc and I believe it took its toll on the dogs coming down the stretch with injuries. Of the 7 teams WRH defeated they had a combined record of 39-37. Edge clearly goes to WRH on that one. The Dogs had a ugly close loss to East Duplin and will need all their athletes healthy to beat Whiteville. This will be an interesting game with two teams with 2 different styles of play. I think it will be an interesting chess match. I think Whiteville matches WRH athlete for athlete, heck I would even give the wolfpack the edge. WRH looks to have the advantage in the trenches and I cannot seem to shake the idea that this is ultimately where this game is won. If I'm Whiteville I would let Moss off the leash and let him go wild. From what I have seen he seems like a talent that can take a game over. If I'm WRH I would just play my game and limit the wolfpacks offensive chances until there has been enough of a sample size to gauge whether you can shut down their offense. I do think Whiteville's oline is vulnerable. WRH should find that weak link then expose it early and often. The wolfpack can stop the run against average to low tier teams. WRH is not a average to low tier team. I like Whiteville's safeties (and secondary as a whole) and when in the box can be disrupters and can tackle any 2A rushing attack. Would like to see WRH sneak some passes in when they do. After all that....As for a prediction, I have this being close and the Dogs barely surviving 28-26, but I think it could go either way but I'm sticking with that score. Whiteville certainly has the athletes to blow WRH out! They are an impressive team and Moss is incredible. I mean that with all do respect. I just dont see strong enough play at the line of scrimmage for Whiteville to beat the dogs handedly.
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Very nice breakdown.If u can stop #9 you will win see West Brunswick game. Very hard to do.
I kinda threw the West Brunswick game out. Its early in the season, 2nd game, coaches still figuring things out. Most noticeably #9 didn't look to have many pass attempts and when he did his oline let him down. #7 didnt get many rush attempts either. I saw alot of 3 and out, 4 and out, for the wolfpack in that one.
Great writeup as usual Bud. After disecting what you just said and using some common sense I have made my prediction which has been known to be accurate 98% of the time over the last 2 seasons. With that being said I am going with the WOLFPACK!!! No way I bet against the Pack, just no way. I'm a die hard Wolf Pack fan and always will be.
WolfPack 26-21. Lock it up!!!
WolfPack 26-21. Lock it up!!!
#9 is an incredible athlete any team has a chance with him on the roster! One of the top players I've scouted this season! The Dogs just may get MOSS'D !!!
