ADVERTISEMENT

More excuses from Rev Freezus.

Instead of throwing his team under the bus this week, he is now gonna cry to the league office. B!txh move that is gonna get him nowhere and only gonna piss off Kirby, the same way Gustavo did with the “beat the dog sh!t out of them” comment. Auburn hasn’t beaten Georgia since.

https://ugawire.usatoday.com/2024/1...4P5LrZgakD_RxuiYeg_aem_nnNsfMHdUMQSF1MPWVR7ng
Right or wrong it wouldn’t have mattered. The gulf in quality of the programs was obvious.

To quote our long lost liberal friend “get better players and coaches”
  • Like
Reactions: ZosoDawg

Husky what’s the Milton path looking like?

The ERC is what concerns me. We prepositioned assets east of Sarasota to respond quickly. Disaster response resources are already stretched thin.
Latest says it’s going to weaken but coming down from a cat 5 it will be a larger storm.

This is what Helene did as well and part of why that bitch was so damn big.

Class A Season Outlook

Realistically the games remaining that have an impact on the rankings are.

AC/GC vs Mount Ayr: I would pick AC/GC but is possible for Mount Ayr to win
North Linn vs Maq Valley: If North Linn wins they take the district title, Maq Valley after a puzzling loss to Cascade has looked very good.
Riverside vs Earlham: Everyone loves Earlham, but I think Riverside could get them.
Tri Center vs Woodbury Central: Tri Center has looked better than Woodbury but Woodbury has the big game experience.
Starmont vs Bellevue: I think Starmont is the better team, but did not look good against Postville, so it could be a toss up.

Next Week
Maq Valley vs Starmont: I think the top 3 in this district are pretty close.
North Linn vs. Bellevue: Again I think that Bellevue is a little behind, but who knows.

So I think West Hancock is safe at 1, if AC/GC takes care of business I think they are a safe #2, Saint probably wants North Linn to lose, just so they don't jump two undefeated district champs above them. A team like Maq Valley who isn't ranked could make a big jump if they take care of business the next two weeks against two ranked teams.

If I had to make second round playoff predictions I think I would go with this

Pod 1
West Hancock vs Nashua Plainfield
Gehlen vs Woodbury Central
Pod 2
AC/GC vs Mount Ayr
Tri Center vs MMC-RU
Pod 3
Lisbon vs. Maq Valley
Earlham vs. Madrid
Pod 4
North Linn vs Pekin
Saint Ansgar vs Wapsie Valley

I don't like that there are 3 rematches, but I could see something like this

Husky what’s the Milton path looking like?

911 and still falling now. Lowest pressure observed in the Gulf of Mexico since Rita in 2005. May make a run at lowest pressure recorded on a gulf storm.

Models try to have it pull some dry air in from the approaching front and increase the shear before landfall. That should decrease intensity some before coming ashore.

One other concern is if he goes through an eyewall replacement cycle. This will cause temporary weakening, but can cause the eye to become much larger once the cycle is complete which can cause a larger wind field.

Best case scenario would be a combo of shear/dry air getting pulled in right as it starts an ERC.
The ERC is what concerns me. We prepositioned assets east of Sarasota to respond quickly. Disaster response resources are already stretched thin.

Class A Season Outlook

The states rankings to witch they use are currently
1 West Hancock
2 ACGC
3 ST Ansgar
4 Lisbon.
5 North Linn
6 Earlham

I don't see the top 4 teams losing again in the regular season and I see the top 3 teams as # 1 in the pods of 4. I m not completely sold on Lisbon getting by a 2 seed in the second round if they happen to matchup with someone like a Maq Valley or North Linn or even possibly a Wapsie valley. Earlham has a huge game this week with Riverside and if they win that and as I predict Maq Valley will beat North Linn this week I think they move up right along side Lisbon.

Quarterfinals:

If the two teams played in the regular season, head-to-head competition between the two teams will determine the home school with the winner of the head-to-head competition being the home team.

If the two teams did not play in the regular season, the highest ranked team in the IHSAA rankings will be the home team.


If two teams did not play in the regular season and both are unranked, the team with the higher finish in their respective district according to district qualification procedure will be the home team.

If the two teams paired have the same district finish, did not play in the regular season and are both unranked, the team with the fewest number of district losses will be the home team.

If the two teams paired have the same district finish, did not play in the regular season, are unranked and have the same number of district losses, the home school will be determined by the alphabetical system and the school listed LAST alphabetically will be the home team in 20

Husky what’s the Milton path looking like?

As of a few hours it was up to a cat5, pressure @925 mb. Maybe wind sheer knocks it down a bit before landfall?

911 and still falling now. Lowest pressure observed in the Gulf of Mexico since Rita in 2005. May make a run at lowest pressure recorded on a gulf storm.

Models try to have it pull some dry air in from the approaching front and increase the shear before landfall. That should decrease intensity some before coming ashore.

One other concern is if he goes through an eyewall replacement cycle. This will cause temporary weakening, but can cause the eye to become much larger once the cycle is complete which can cause a larger wind field.

Best case scenario would be a combo of shear/dry air getting pulled in right as it starts an ERC.

Husky what’s the Milton path looking like?

Everything is pretty much pointing right at Tampa at the moment. But Milton is a smaller more compact storm and that can make their path a little more erratic. Charlie in 2004 made a big surprise turn early partially because he was a small hurricane.

Going to be a massive evacuation it looks like though. He’s already a cat 5, so headlines and news will be insane. Being a small compact storm both allows him to strengthen super fast like he has, but also makes him vulnerable to being disrupted more quickly if environmental conditions become less favorable closer to land.

My best guess is he comes in as a mid Cat 3 near or just north of Tampa.
As of a few hours it was up to a cat5, pressure @925 mb. Maybe wind sheer knocks it down a bit before landfall?
ADVERTISEMENT

Filter

ADVERTISEMENT