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    « 2009 CPS Cross Country Sectional Qualifiers - Boys | Main | Can Lane Bounce Back? »

    October 27, 2009

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    Neilski,

    I'm with you on all your predictions, except the Dyett, Senn, and Brooks scores. Those games will be complete 'running clock' blowouts.

    And, it would nice to see Simeon, Robeson, Hubbard, and MP win 1st round games.

    Also, will Lane rebound next year? What happened to that program? And, will there be changes made, especially with them having a weak junior class?

    Hubbard will give RB a good game and probably win it. Robeson could also open eyes. We'll know more about Senn after their game.

    As for Lane, look out for my upcoming blog post:

    Can Lane bounce back?

    I manage to check out some of the CPS Playoff games and was somewhat surprised at the almost upsets they pulled off.

    Robeson is a great team and with Juwane Pipkins they almost cleared and pulled that victory over Belvidere.

    I was most impressed with the underrated King against Prairie Ridge. With two dominant All-City key players, Vince Bobbit and Gregory McKee I thought for a minute there this game could be theirs Bobbit made some great tackles and 2 forced fumbles. McKee impressed me with executing some gamechanging blocks and was nearly impossible for Prairie Ridge All-State Defensive End Gregory Drain to make a play.

    Hubbard was amazing. Although many predictions of their game against Brookside favored them, I feel they even surprised the doubted of the team they actually are. With both powerful Offensive Teams like the Colts and Patriots this was an exciting match up to witness.

    King HS vs Prairie Ridge

    King had good overall game for being the underdogs. Their defense was great overall with All-City Vince Bobbit 6-0, 190, Sr. leading the way. Also, their Offensive Line powered their way to getting yards with All-City Gregory McKee 6-7, 285, Sr. leading the forefront of some key executed blocks and shutting down All-State DE Gregory Drain. This was an upset I was looking forward to, however Prairie Ridge sneaked away by a touched down (20-12).

    Key Players of the Game: Jon Williams, Justin Henderson, All-City Vince Bobbit, All-City Gregory McKee

    Warren vs Curie

    This was a game that was expect to be favor Warren, however Curie manage to pull out of the shutout but that was when the 3rd string came in the game. Good solid execution by Warren with Tom Lindal 5-11, 185, Sr. leading Warren to the win.

    Key Players of the Game: Tom Lindal, Nolan Sordyl, All-Conference Maurice Fleming

    Robeson vs Belvidere

    All CPS fans were looking for Robeson to emege victorious as they have showed in some previous playoff experiences. However their defense should be given alot of credit do to limiting this team to only 2 touchdowns with Wayne Davis and Dion Grace Leading the way. There were many opportunties for Robeson and Belvidere to allow this game to be high scoring, however it was only limited to 14-7 favoring Belvidere at the end.

    Key Players of the Game: Wayne Davis, Dion Grace, All Conference Michael Solomon

    So It's Morgan Park on the bye? Hubbard should have no problems with King after losing a heart-breaker at Belvidere. I'm looking forward to the Hubbard vs. Morgan Park rematch on Monday. Maybe comcast will televise.

    Morgan Park get the bye because they won their conference over Hubbard and they went deeper in the state playoffs then Simeon. I will love to see the Hubbard Morgan Park rematch. Hubbard will beat them this time.

    Simeon 35 - Hubbard 14. Caught the game this afternoon and Simeon looked TOUGH. If they play with the same intensity and execution that they did today, they have a legitimate shot at beating Rita in the Prep Bowl.

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