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FOOTBALL: RSN Top 10 – Week #6

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The Red Devils hang on to their spot in the RSN rankings, but only by the length of a tine on a pitchfork following the loss to Hobart last week. Why does Lowell stay in despite a 2-3 mark? How about because the Devils three losses have come to opponents (Crown Point, New Prairie and the aforementioned Brickies) that are a combined 13-2, so strength of schedule keeps them in. The Devils are 0-2 at “The Inferno” this year and that needs to get turned around quickly, especially with Lowell legend Kirk Kennedy and his KV Kougars coming in this week. Chances are they won’t stay in the rankings with a loss Friday night.
The Red Devils hang on to their spot in the RSN rankings, but only by the length of a tine on a pitchfork following the loss to Hobart last week. Why does Lowell stay in despite a 2-3 mark? How about because the Devils three losses have come to opponents (Crown Point, New Prairie and the aforementioned Brickies) that are a combined 13-2, so strength of schedule keeps them in. The Devils are 0-2 at “The Inferno” this year and that needs to get turned around quickly, especially with Lowell legend Kirk Kennedy and his KV Kougars coming in this week. Chances are they won’t stay in the rankings with a loss Friday night.
For the Wolves, the old saying is true; “there’s no place like home”, as they continue to put on a show for the home faithful and are now 3-0 at their new stadium. The good news is that they have two more games at “The Wolves Den” before they hit the road again, and considering both of those matchups are with conference games (EC Central and the cross town battle with Morton), the Wolves will be happy to have that home field advantage.
For the Wolves, the old saying is true; “there’s no place like home”, as they continue to put on a show for the home faithful and are now 3-0 at their new stadium. The good news is that they have two more games at “The Wolves Den” before they hit the road again, and considering both of those matchups are with conference games (EC Central and the cross town battle with Morton), the Wolves will be happy to have that home field advantage.
While their three game streak of shutouts came to an end, the Kougars winning streak advanced to four games following the 30-14 win over Munster in Week #5. The Kougars need to ride this wave of momentum into game six, as they head to Lowell in the annual “Milk Jug” game. We have a feeling, considering who’s now on the KV sidelines, this one will have a little more emotion than usual. The Kougars haven’t won at “The Inferno” since 2014, but needless to say Kirk Kennedy knows how to win at that field. Can he do it from the visiting sidelines though?
While their three game streak of shutouts came to an end, the Kougars winning streak advanced to four games following the 30-14 win over Munster in Week #5. The Kougars need to ride this wave of momentum into game six, as they head to Lowell in the annual “Milk Jug” game. We have a feeling, considering who’s now on the KV sidelines, this one will have a little more emotion than usual. The Kougars haven’t won at “The Inferno” since 2014, but needless to say Kirk Kennedy knows how to win at that field. Can he do it from the visiting sidelines though?
It’s Homecoming at “The Badlands” this week as the red hot Warriors welcome in neighboring Griffith in a GSSC showdown. Considering how one-sided this rivalry was in favor for the Panthers from 1984 through last year, we know the Warriors will want to make a statement in front of the returning fans..Calumet won this matchup last year 14-10, but don’t be surprised if that differential is much higher this time around.
It’s Homecoming at “The Badlands” this week as the red hot Warriors welcome in neighboring Griffith in a GSSC showdown. Considering how one-sided this rivalry was in favor for the Panthers from 1984 through last year, we know the Warriors will want to make a statement in front of the returning fans..Calumet won this matchup last year 14-10, but don’t be surprised if that differential is much higher this time around.
Make that three W’s in a row for the Brickies following their 21-14 triumph over Lowell on the road. While a three game winning streak is always great, the Brickies aren’t exactly running away from their opponents as these games continue to be tight, even if the final margin of victory doesn’t exactly show it. The Brickies will need to play their best 48 minutes of the season this week with Andrean coming to town. The winner of this one will have a big leg up in the race for the NCC crown.
Make that three W’s in a row for the Brickies following their 21-14 triumph over Lowell on the road. While a three game winning streak is always great, the Brickies aren’t exactly running away from their opponents as these games continue to be tight, even if the final margin of victory doesn’t exactly show it. The Brickies will need to play their best 48 minutes of the season this week with Andrean coming to town. The winner of this one will have a big leg up in the race for the NCC crown.
Sometimes, even when you’re the heavy favorite, a rivalry matchup is a lot closer than expected, and that’s what happened with the Vikings, who escaped Chesterton with a 19-13 victory for their fourth straight win. There’s time to exhale, but not celebrate the win over the Trojans as the top ranked Crown Point Bulldogs come to Viking Field this week. Valpo can propel themselves to the top of the DAC standings, and up the RSN rankings, with a win, but a loss puts them behind the eight ball in the quest for the conference crown.
Sometimes, even when you’re the heavy favorite, a rivalry matchup is a lot closer than expected, and that’s what happened with the Vikings, who escaped Chesterton with a 19-13 victory for their fourth straight win. There’s time to exhale, but not celebrate the win over the Trojans as the top ranked Crown Point Bulldogs come to Viking Field this week. Valpo can propel themselves to the top of the DAC standings, and up the RSN rankings, with a win, but a loss puts them behind the eight ball in the quest for the conference crown.
It may have taken awhile to separate from Highland, but that’s exactly what the Niners did, starting NCC play with a 42-7 victory over the Trojans. With back to back one-sided wins behind them, Andrean should be well rested as they head to “The Brickyard” this weekend for a battle against the Hobart Brickies. Last year’s meeting ended with walk-off field goal win for Andrean. We can only hope this year’s edition comes close to the excitement of that one.
It may have taken awhile to separate from Highland, but that’s exactly what the Niners did, starting NCC play with a 42-7 victory over the Trojans. With back to back one-sided wins behind them, Andrean should be well rested as they head to “The Brickyard” this weekend for a battle against the Hobart Brickies. Last year’s meeting ended with walk-off field goal win for Andrean. We can only hope this year’s edition comes close to the excitement of that one.
Should we be concerned that the Wildcats gave up the most points they have all season in last week’s win over Griffith? Oh wait, that’s just seven points - nothing to see here. Now that HC got revenge for their last loss in the GSSC, they get to focus on putting on a show for Homecoming, as they welcome in Boone Grove. Considering their last meeting was a 77 point win for Hanover, we’re guessing it won’t be that warm of a welcome.
Should we be concerned that the Wildcats gave up the most points they have all season in last week’s win over Griffith? Oh wait, that’s just seven points - nothing to see here. Now that HC got revenge for their last loss in the GSSC, they get to focus on putting on a show for Homecoming, as they welcome in Boone Grove. Considering their last meeting was a 77 point win for Hanover, we’re guessing it won’t be that warm of a welcome.
Don’t look now, but the Pirate offense is starting to find their groove, having scored 35 points or more in each of the last three games, after not scoring more than 27 in the first two. A trip to Kiwanis Field for a matchup with LaPorte is on tap before a huge showdown with Valpo in Week #7. Just the right time for the offense to be hitting their stride - now the defense needs to catch up as they’re giving up just shy of 20 points per game.
Don’t look now, but the Pirate offense is starting to find their groove, having scored 35 points or more in each of the last three games, after not scoring more than 27 in the first two. A trip to Kiwanis Field for a matchup with LaPorte is on tap before a huge showdown with Valpo in Week #7. Just the right time for the offense to be hitting their stride - now the defense needs to catch up as they’re giving up just shy of 20 points per game.
Not only are the Bulldogs 5-0 for the first time since 2006, they are doing it in historic fashion as well, becoming the first CP team in program history to score 28 more points in each of their first five games (the 1958 team was close with 27 or more in their first five). It’s been an impressive streak so far and it’ll be even more impressive if they can do it this week when they head to Valpo. With only the Vikings and Bulldogs undefeated in the DAC standings, a win here would give the ‘Dogs a stranglehold in the conference championship race.
Not only are the Bulldogs 5-0 for the first time since 2006, they are doing it in historic fashion as well, becoming the first CP team in program history to score 28 more points in each of their first five games (the 1958 team was close with 27 or more in their first five). It’s been an impressive streak so far and it’ll be even more impressive if they can do it this week when they head to Valpo. With only the Vikings and Bulldogs undefeated in the DAC standings, a win here would give the ‘Dogs a stranglehold in the conference championship race.
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