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SUADC

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Having seen all each team play this year, I believe the Mt. Ida game is in the bag for for Wesley, still playoffs, can't give any opportunity of life. However, Cortland St. reminds me of Huntingdon, but Cortland State quarterback is more mistake free than that of Huntingdon QB. Also, Cortland uses a high percentage passing game and that has been some concern for Wesley. Therefore, I think Wesley has to bring there best and not play down to their opponent and let their athletes shine. If each team makes it to the next round (more likely than not), it will be a great game to watch, hopefully I am not watching the game, but instead watching my Seagulls play. Good Luck this weekend.

Teamski

Quote from: SUADC on November 11, 2012, 11:10:45 PM
Having seen all each team play this year, I believe the Mt. Ida game is in the bag for for Wesley, still playoffs, can't give any opportunity of life. However, Cortland St. reminds me of Huntingdon, but Cortland State quarterback is more mistake free than that of Huntingdon QB. Also, Cortland uses a high percentage passing game and that has been some concern for Wesley. Therefore, I think Wesley has to bring there best and not play down to their opponent and let their athletes shine. If each team makes it to the next round (more likely than not), it will be a great game to watch, hopefully I am not watching the game, but instead watching my Seagulls play. Good Luck this weekend.

Good luck to the Seagulls as well!  Wesley usually gets its A game on in the playoffs.  By this time, the staff on both sides of the ball get about as good as they will get.  No doubt that Wesley will have to be consistently good to get far in the playoffs.  As far as Cortland State, we all know what Montclair State and Kean have done in the past, so Wesley's coaches will be on top of it.

I get to film this weekend, so I will be on top of the coaches box again.  Like old times.  Yay!

-Ski
Wesley College Football.... A Winning Tradition not to be soon forgotten!

thewaterboy

Hoping to see a rejuvinated and refocused Wesley squad Saturday. This team was just way too traveled out by the time they got to Huntingdon. The home game vs. Apprentice and the bye week will sure have helped. Something special is on the way. This 2012 squad wants it, just like the 2011 squad wanted it and could have SHOULD have won that game in Alliance.

As far as a rematch with UMHB (of course they cannot overlook their other opponents nor can UMHB), it will not come easy for UMHB to win. 2008 was the last time UMHB beat Wesley when it counted, and I dont think that the boys in blue will be worried about that week 3 loss. They wont mind winning in Belton either. They came within 7 points of the "unstoppable" UMHB team with -4 rushing yards and had a chance to tie in the last series. Week 3 doesnt count anymore. The potential quarterfinal matchup will.

DE Wesley Fan

I too hate to look ahead to a rematch with UMHB, but it's just too tempting!!  It should be very interesting to see how each team has improved since the first game, and the game plan each team comes up with since there is now so much familiarity.  I do hope Louisianna College gives UMHB a good game tomorrow.  They're a scrappy team with some decent talent, and I'm sure they're excited and anxious to prove they've earned this playoff spot.  Don't think they hang with UMHB for the whole game, but stranger things have happened.  Looking forward to a strong Wesley showing tomorrow - hoping we come out focused, and can get through without any injuries.  Safe travels to everyone!

@d3jason


Teamski

At least we will have some good football weather without the wet stuff and nasty winds.....Knock on wood.

-Ski
Wesley College Football.... A Winning Tradition not to be soon forgotten!

thewaterboy

Still have Mount Ida and the Cortland State/Framingham winner to get through but it is very tempting to look ahead.  ;)

Im hoping that Wesley can come out and play its cleanest game yet. And most importantly, get a running game going. They need to establish something if they want to make a run. Hopefully Koudossou will be back in action as well and that Sottilare can get him the ball as long as he doesnt force it.

@d3jason

Quote from: thewaterboy on November 16, 2012, 11:51:30 AM
Still have Mount Ida and the Cortland State/Framingham winner to get through but it is very tempting to look ahead.  ;)

Im hoping that Wesley can come out and play its cleanest game yet. And most importantly, get a running game going. They need to establish something if they want to make a run. Hopefully Koudossou will be back in action as well and that Sottilare can get him the ball as long as he doesnt force it.

He was back against Apprentice and had 20-plus yards on both touches.

wesleydad

was expecting to head to salisbury to see a good game as I dont think this game will be much to watch.  The Rowan QB is out so I will be saving 2 hours of drive time and stop at Dover for the game.  I want to see the defense dominate the game as they should, Mt Ida should not reach double digits.  If this team is as good as I think they are then they should score 50+, no turnovers, no stupid penalties.  Finally, the O line has to start playing to their ability and dominate a much lesser opponent.  See you all at the game.

DE Wesley Fan

The key to a strong run in the playoffs will be how well the offense controls the ball (as you've all said - running game, better o-line, better qb decisions).  Can't have the stupid turnovers and many 3-and-outs that put the defense into too many bad positions.   The defense has had to bail the offense out too often during the regular season and you can't usually beat a top notch team that way (as we saw earlier in the year).  Hope to see a greater sense of determination tomorrow. 

Teamski

Quote from: DE Wesley Fan on November 16, 2012, 04:36:42 PM
The key to a strong run in the playoffs will be how well the offense controls the ball (as you've all said - running game, better o-line, better qb decisions).  Can't have the stupid turnovers and many 3-and-outs that put the defense into too many bad positions.   The defense has had to bail the offense out too often during the regular season and you can't usually beat a top notch team that way (as we saw earlier in the year).  Hope to see a greater sense of determination tomorrow.

Well stated.  I think you hit the nail on the head.  See you at the game!

-Ski
Wesley College Football.... A Winning Tradition not to be soon forgotten!

thewaterboy

Very refreshing first drive! Way to go o-line! 30 yards on 4 plays= 1 touchdown. All rushing.

Teamski

Wesley took care of business today!  With the exception of a returned screen interception by Mount Ida and one Mount Ida drive chocked full off gadget plays, Wesley was pretty much all over it.  Some big hits out on the field today.  73-14..... now for Cortland State!  Go Wolverines!

It was interesting to see the gadget plays today by Mount Ida.  I don't recall another team implementing so many of them in one game!  Reminded me of Jim Zorn and the Seahawks back in the day.  I particularly liked the spread punt that had the line with only 3 guys in the middle.  That really opened up the field for the punter (who happened to be the QB, of course!).  Fun stuff.

-Ski
Wesley College Football.... A Winning Tradition not to be soon forgotten!

wesleydad

won like they should have.  still have great reservations about the o line.  they had very little push and wesley struggled running the ball between the tackles.  next weeks game will likely be similar as cortland does not have a potent offense, only 20 today against framingham.  do not expect wesley to score 70 but dont think that cortland can keep them under 20 which is what i think they would have to do to win the game.

dlippiel

Wesley is going to roll Cortland. The dragons don't seem to have it this year, at least enough to defeat a solid Wesley team.