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P.S. could pelham beat the pinkerton J.V.?
Roger Brown of maxpreps told me the same thing. He knows as much about H.S. football in NH as anyone.
The owls, who KOed Exeter, had an easier time than Pinkerton did with Salem.
Sure, they probably shouldn't have dropped to fourth, but I'm at least holding a temporary grudge.
Dave Dyer had no pick on that, meaning it was an automatic loss for him. All the Astros had to do is hold the 27-7 lead and I pick up a game. Instead, they give up the lead and I lose the game. I'm not happy. Sorry, three steps back, at least temporarily.
HL
Great job with the blog but, please. #1 Timberlane deserves credit for a great season thus far, but would be middle of the pack at the very best in the MVC. They're not as good as Londonderry and aren't close to Pinkerton. Billerica's smackdown of BG says a lot about BG's 31-0 whitewash of Timberlane. #2 Pelham would not win more than one game in the MVC (not even sure who they'd beat), and #3 Georgetown would simply get mauled in the MVC.