Written Sunday September 29th, at 1:10 AM
1. Clarkston
2. Southfield
3. Lake Orion
4. Harrison
5. Stoney Creek
6. Oak Park
7. Seaholm
8. Groves
9. Adams
10. Rochester
BIG WIN: Southfield :
The Blue Jays scored on a 60 yard touchdown pass to beat Harrison
20-19. Southfield had to overcome a
tough gutsy Hawks team especially on home field. The Blue Jays now have a tough
game this week at Oxford and if
they can get this one then the White is there’s.
TOUGH LOSS: Harrison : The Hawks
battled evenly with Southfield for
the whole game and was up 19-13 until 45 seconds were left when the Blue Jays
scored on a 60 yard touchdown pass to beat Harrison . The
Hawks will be in the playoffs and still have to play Oak
Park in two weeks but at home.
MOST DISSAPOINTED: Farmington :
Farmington had an opportunity at
home to take down Oak Park . They
had the Knights on the ropes but they couldn’t get it done in a 26-21 loss. In the process, Farmington now sits at 1-4 and will most likely miss out on the playoffs this season but has a slim hope they could make it if they win out.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME: Avondale: The Yellow Jackets were one of
the favorites coming into the Blue but now have three losses after losing at
home 34-31 on their homecoming and have lost three of their last four games.
Now the Yellow Jackets have to beat North Farmington just to make playoffs.
Top Games for Week 6:
3. Lake Orion
(4-1) at 10. Rochester (3-2): This
is a big game for Rochester on its
homecoming. The Dragons are vulnerable and it showed in the Troy
game where they were tied 17-17 in the third quarter but they did explode for 35 points in one quarter against the Colts. The Falcons are a senior laden team and has
quarterback Kevin Byrd and wide receiver Demetrius Magee along with a very good power running game but has struggled to beat good teams (Clarkston 34-13). Lake Orion
has a defense but the offense is a mystery. This could be a very close game or a
Dragon rout if you look at it.
2. Southfield
(4-1) at Oxford (2-3): This has the
potential to be a trap game for Southfield .
The Blue Jays won 49-3 last season in Southfield. The last time the two teams met at Oxford , The Wildcats beat them 34-23. Oxford
has been successful when under pressure to make the playoffs. Despite their
home loss to Lake Orion
earlier this season, the Wildcats in past years
has made a living of beating big teams at home. Then again, this is the Blue Jays best team they have ever had and they have proven they can win big road games particularly
at Oak Park two weeks ago.
Avondale (2-3) at North Farmington (3-2):
The Yellow Jackets have lost three of four games and this game in Farmington
Hills might end the playoff run for Avondale. The Yellow Jackets were upset 34-31 by Berkley in Auburn Hills last week and could be in danger to miss out. The
Raiders were absolutely crushed by Groves
49-22 last week in Beverly Hills and might want to get revenge for that game. This should be a battle of running backs with Avondale's Josh Holloman and North
Farmington's Chauncey Bridges battling it out. The Raiders could still get in the playoffs with five wins because
they play an eight game schedule this season.
Red Standings:
1. Clarkston 4-0 4-1
5. Stoney Creek 3-1 4-1
3. Lake Orion 3-1 4-1
10. Rochester 2-2 3-2
Troy 2-2 2-3
Troy Athens 1-3 1-4
Last Week Games:
Clarkston 42, Stoney Creek 7
This Week Games:
1. Clarkston at Pontiac
3. Lake Orion
at 10. Rochester
Troy Athens at 5. Stoney Creek
White Standings:
2. Southfield 4-0 4-1
4. Harrison 3-1 4-1
6. Oak Park 3-1 4-1
9. Adams 2-2 3-2
Southfield-Lathrup 0-4 1-4
Last Week Games:
Bloomfield Hills 21, Southfield-Lathrup 14
This Week Games:
2. Southfield at
Oxford
4. Harrison at Southfield-Lathrup
6. Oak Park at
Bloomfield Hills
Blue Standings:
7. Birmingham
Seaholm 4-0 5-0
8. Beverly Hills Wylie E. Groves 4-0 5-0
Royal Oak 2-2 2-3
Avondale 1-3 2-3
Last Week Games:
Seaholm 35, Royal Oak 21
This Week Games:
7. Birmingham
Seaholm at Hazel Park
8. Beverly Hills Wylie E. Groves at Royal
Oak
Avondale at North Farmington
Other Games Around the State:
I was impressed with Muskegon
Mona Shores .
They took Muskegon to the wire and
however did lose 26-20. Mona Shores
proved that they are a playoff team this season in my opinion and the Ottawa-Kent
Black Division will be a challenge as well.
I was shocked how easily Walled Lake Northern took down
Walled Lake Central 41-10 at Ford Field. The Knights defense has been known to
give up tons of points and can score in tons as well looked dominant against
the Vikings. With this loss this eliminates Walled Lake
Central from the playoffs.
No one around the state talks about Lansing Holt. The Rams
just keep on winning and should now be on everybody’s radar to make playoffs
even after a 0-2 start which included losses to Hudsonville and Rockford .
Lansing Holt took out Lansing Everett two weeks ago and now beat East
Lansing last week. This week the Rams take on the last
tough obstacle in the Capital Area Blue Division in Lansing Sexton. If they go
three for three then they will be assured a trip to the playoffs regardless.
Howell looked very good until the last two weeks. The
Highlanders lost to Grand Blanc last week and Pinckney two weeks ago. The comfy
road the Highlanders have is long gone as the possible crossover could be a
trip to Waterford to play Waterford
Kettering and that won’t be an easy trip for Howell. They better be careful or they might miss the playoffs.
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