I don't make it to many games anymore - I actually live in Dublin - so won't be there in person, but Waverly has done a great job upgrading Raidiger Field.MasterOfNone wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 12:28 pm Awesome breakdown, appreciate it!
With the run game being their strength, that could be to their advantage as the Tigers have shown that they can struggle at stopping the run. Although they seemed to do a much better job two weeks ago against West. The Tigers can strike quick and often on the offensive side of the ball, so seeing that Logan may struggle in coverage at times could be a huge concern for them.
Overall I think this is still an interesting matchup. Just looking at the game on paper, I would say Waverly will run away with it. But will not be one bit shocked if this is a close game.
I know it is somewhat of a longer haul for the Logan faithful, but I hope some of you make the trip down and enjoy your time at the stadium.
Logan's biggest problem on offense is that they have to stay on schedule and have to execute very well for 10-12 plays to score. They aren't "explosive" and chew up the field in 3-8 yard spurts. It's efficient - and controls the clock which helps the defense - but you really have to stay focused and avoid mistakes which Logan hasn't done often enough this year. Lots of redzone mistakes too - fumbles, sacks, penalties, etc.