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Post by 4TheLoveOfTheGame on Dec 10, 2004 20:16:40 GMT -6
What are the standings after tonights games?
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Post by goat on Dec 10, 2004 20:39:40 GMT -6
well right now it looks good for acadiana. lafayette, comeaux, and carencro are all tided with 2 dist losses each. should be interresting the rest of the way
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Post by 4TheLoveOfTheGame on Dec 10, 2004 20:40:50 GMT -6
Doesn't westgate also have 2 loses?
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Post by goat on Dec 10, 2004 20:44:03 GMT -6
i'm not sure but you might be right. if you are i'm sorry i left them out.
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Post by 4TheLoveOfTheGame on Dec 10, 2004 20:47:22 GMT -6
well they beat sulphur tonight 2-0 Im not sure but i think I remeber seeing them over NISH and Barbe. Man this is a crazy district.
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Post by hdkjga on Dec 10, 2004 20:51:06 GMT -6
Acadiana 5-0.....19/3.....diff = 16
Carencro 4-2.....20/10.....diff = 10
Lafayette 3-2.....18/7.....diff = 11
Comeaux 3-2.....7/5.....diff = 2
Westgate 3-2.....6/9.....diff = -3
NISH 2-3.....3/8.....diff = -5
Sulphur 1-4.....4/13.....diff = -9
Barbe 0-6.....4/23.....diff = -19
W-L.....Goals for/goals against.....goal differential
Right now it looks like the placings are Acadiana, Cro, Lafayette, and Como in the top 4 that order. I think Comeaux is on a down slide, but will still get in at the #4 spot at the end of the season. Cro is good, but not good enough to take down AHS or LHS. The difference between LHS and AHS is defense. When Lafayette lost Judice at sweeper, they lost the senior leadership in the defense. Lafayette's defense has now been suspect for the last few games, becasue they don't mark well and they have no direction back there. Acadiana on the other hand has Credeur, who in my mind is the best defender in the state. No defender is as good in the back and the front as he is. Finally, Acadiana has LeBlanc running in the middle, up top, everywhere. Right now from what I have seen, he is the best player in the state. I admit I have not seen Rummel, BM, nor Vandy play and they all usually have some really good players, but no player I have seen can change a game like LeBlanc. He is dominant up top and I haven't seen a team stop him yet. Acadiana's only loss was to Comeaux 4-3 and he had two goals and was the only major offensive threat in the game. Against Lafayette, he scores the game winner in OT. He and Credeur are why Acadiana is as good as they are right now. Wilks is good, but he isn't the game breaker that these two are in their respective positions. The only downside to Acadiana, is that they will probably meet Jesuit in the quarters if they win the district.
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Post by goat on Dec 10, 2004 20:56:06 GMT -6
nice post hdkiga, but maybe just maybe the down side might be jesuits downside. they will have to meet acadaina in the quarters LOL
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Post by hdkjga on Dec 10, 2004 21:00:54 GMT -6
true.......true.......
The game should be played at Acadiana, which means.....I WILL BE THERE!!!
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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Dec 10, 2004 21:03:23 GMT -6
which suxs cus i gotta miss out
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Post by Joey0402 on Dec 11, 2004 7:55:22 GMT -6
NISH won 1-1 in 4-3 shootout. I couldn't make the game but I beleive my son told me (I was asleep when he got home) that Barbe scored on a PK. Afraid thats all I remember about the conversation.
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Post by MHS1 on Dec 26, 2004 0:33:33 GMT -6
is this table still correct?
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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Dec 26, 2004 7:52:35 GMT -6
is this table still correct? I imagine not... was posted 2 weeks ago and im sure a few district games have been played |
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