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When exactly was Johnstown just a 'decent' team? Outside of the 'daddy-ball' years under Rich Price, they have been very good. Give Durham credit, but Johnstown has been a strong program for a long time.

14 local kids named all-state, and several others from within the local conferences. Does it seem to anyone else like more local kids are being recognized on the state level than in past years? I remember only a select few local kids being named all-state 20 or 30 years ago.

In hindsight they should have never cancelled Spring sports, when we had very few cases. Not looking good for winter at all at this point. Everywhere I go, people are wearing masks. Not sure what else we can do at this point.

I'll throw a few names out there (that were new to me at least), that look like they will be impact guys going forward. Granted I didn't see many teams or games this year.

Hobbs Dill- CC
Aaron Willis-Windber
Hayden Sierocky-LV
Grayden Lewis-Richland
Jon Updyke-Jtown

This sounds very similar to the group of 'superstar' elementary athletes that left CV for fame and fortune at BM a few years back. They just went 1-7. My guess is that FH will be fine.

We always hear about Johnstown's discipline problems. They're 0-9. There's bound to be frustration. Give the coach credit for getting good effort from an 0-8 team.

Bedford and Central played at a neutral site. Wasn't that a state playoff game? It won't matter where they play this one. Good season rams.

Based on yesterdays paper, PO's coach would say yes. But I don't know how you do that fairly.

Richland has a loss, the others don't. Probably as simple as that. Richland's not as good as last year, but have a strong line and enough play-makers to get by most games. Don't know enough about Belwood, but probably a close game. I don't think Richland has played on grass all year. Could high gras...

BA 21
BEA 21

Lights out delay in 3rd.