VHSL Boys 2024 Season (Discussion and Scores)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Agree Robo is clear #1, Yorktown is close #2, this year in VHSL. Too deep and well coached. No idea on LB, they don't have much after last year as they were carried by their star commits, so would not put then in #2. West Po likely #2 in Region C?

Madison is the clear number one and Robinson is number two. Yorktown is probably number three for now. WestPo reportedly lost to Yorktown 10-1 last night. Hayfield lost to Yorktown 4 to 3. There’s no way WestPo can be number two in Region C.

As everyone else said, despite the Yorktown hayfield score being close it did seem as if they played it more like a real game then scrimmage, that being because of lack of subs. Whereas Yorktown was rotating what was very noticeable 3s and 4s

I get that, but nothing about that tells me West Potomac is the second best team in Region C.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree Robo is clear #1, Yorktown is close #2, this year in VHSL. Too deep and well coached. No idea on LB, they don't have much after last year as they were carried by their star commits, so would not put then in #2. West Po likely #2 in Region C?

Didn't Robinson lose 9-3 to Indy, who then lost 10-3 to Langley?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Agree Robo is clear #1, Yorktown is close #2, this year in VHSL. Too deep and well coached. No idea on LB, they don't have much after last year as they were carried by their star commits, so would not put then in #2. West Po likely #2 in Region C?

Didn't Robinson lose 9-3 to Indy, who then lost 10-3 to Langley?

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I don’t think so. Last time they played I thought Robo beat Indy 12-5.

[Anonymous]

No one has lost to anyone yet. Hayfield kept it close to Yorktown for a half and was leading West Po at half in a scrimmage. They start winning and losing next week when all the coaches have the same priority and implement a game plan and scout. No one is scouting for a scrimmage or showing much on offense. Mad, Rob, York, Langley, McLean, LB, West Po, and Hayfield will all compete for there region IMO. With Madison and Rob having the best chance to come out on top.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one has lost to anyone yet. Hayfield kept it close to Yorktown for a half and was leading West Po at half in a scrimmage. They start winning and losing next week when all the coaches have the same priority and implement a game plan and scout. No one is scouting for a scrimmage or showing much on offense. Mad, Rob, York, Langley, McLean, LB, West Po, and Hayfield will all compete for there region IMO. With Madison and Rob having the best chance to come out on top.

Yep. It's fun to speculate but the season starts next week. Some great week 1 matchups with Madison v. Riverside, Yorktown v. Robinson, and Battlefield v. Briar Woods.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No one has lost to anyone yet. Hayfield kept it close to Yorktown for a half and was leading West Po at half in a scrimmage. They start winning and losing next week when all the coaches have the same priority and implement a game plan and scout. No one is scouting for a scrimmage or showing much on offense. Mad, Rob, York, Langley, McLean, LB, West Po, and Hayfield will all compete for there region IMO. With Madison and Rob having the best chance to come out on top.

Yep. It's fun to speculate but the season starts next week. Some great week 1 matchups with Madison v. Riverside, Yorktown v. Robinson, and Battlefield v. Briar Woods.

Madison v. Riverside (MADISON by 8)
Yorktown v. Robinson (ROBO by 4)
Battlefield v. Briar Woods (Battlefield by 10+)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No one has lost to anyone yet. Hayfield kept it close to Yorktown for a half and was leading West Po at half in a scrimmage. They start winning and losing next week when all the coaches have the same priority and implement a game plan and scout. No one is scouting for a scrimmage or showing much on offense. Mad, Rob, York, Langley, McLean, LB, West Po, and Hayfield will all compete for there region IMO. With Madison and Rob having the best chance to come out on top.

Yep. It's fun to speculate but the season starts next week. Some great week 1 matchups with Madison v. Riverside, Yorktown v. Robinson, and Battlefield v. Briar Woods.

I completely agree. I'm all for speculating and the season is better for the back and forth IMO, but talking about preseason results as if they're anything but speculation is the individual using confirmation bias.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No one has lost to anyone yet. Hayfield kept it close to Yorktown for a half and was leading West Po at half in a scrimmage. They start winning and losing next week when all the coaches have the same priority and implement a game plan and scout. No one is scouting for a scrimmage or showing much on offense. Mad, Rob, York, Langley, McLean, LB, West Po, and Hayfield will all compete for there region IMO. With Madison and Rob having the best chance to come out on top.

Yep. It's fun to speculate but the season starts next week. Some great week 1 matchups with Madison v. Riverside, Yorktown v. Robinson, and Battlefield v. Briar Woods.

I completely agree. I'm all for speculating and the season is better for the back and forth IMO, but talking about preseason results as if they're anything but speculation is the individual using confirmation bias.

That said, would still like to hear some McLean insight from the preseason, including how they looked against Potomac last week and tonight v. West Potomac. Lots of don't sleep on McLean chatter but no real information.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No one has lost to anyone yet. Hayfield kept it close to Yorktown for a half and was leading West Po at half in a scrimmage. They start winning and losing next week when all the coaches have the same priority and implement a game plan and scout. No one is scouting for a scrimmage or showing much on offense. Mad, Rob, York, Langley, McLean, LB, West Po, and Hayfield will all compete for there region IMO. With Madison and Rob having the best chance to come out on top.

Yep. It's fun to speculate but the season starts next week. Some great week 1 matchups with Madison v. Riverside, Yorktown v. Robinson, and Battlefield v. Briar Woods.

Madison v. Riverside (MADISON by 8)
Yorktown v. Robinson (ROBO by 4)
Battlefield v. Briar Woods (Battlefield by 10+)

I like the call on ROBO and I think Madison wins but not by 8, maybe 4-5. I don't think Battlefield has the offense to beat Briar Woods by 10 - I'll say 5 for that one too.

FWIW, MadLax media currently has Madison/Riverside listed as the game of the week with live game coverage.

[Anonymous]

any scrimmages this weekend?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:any scrimmages this weekend?

Only thing I am aware of is McLean/West Potomac tonight.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Don't sleep on Langley and McLean in the Liberty.

Langley looks really strong. No one is saying how McLean did against Potomac. I guess McLean has West Potomac tomorrow night. I’m assuming they should win that pretty easily.[/quote

McLean/potomac was really chill; they didn’t wear uniforms and didn’t keep score

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:any scrimmages this weekend?

Only thing I am aware of is McLean/West Potomac tonight.

How did it go?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:any scrimmages this weekend?

Only thing I am aware of is McLean/West Potomac tonight.

How did it go?

It was another very relaxed affair. They reset the score after every quarter. McLean was the better team but wasn’t dominant but I also don’t know how much they were really showing. Felt more like a practice scrimmage than a game.

[Anonymous]

Agree with previous post about Madison winning by 4-5. Cannot envision a scenario of Riverside winning without that face-off kid, he is a game changer.