I've been saying it all year, don't sleep on Saint Stephens this Spring. They hardly graduated anyone from last Spring and are very well-coached.

The top 4 in the IAC will be fun to watch this Spring.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep finishes 4th this year.

Yeah because Bullis only lost by three in a scrimmage? Great analysis.

Actually watches 2 Bullis scrimmages, 2 Prep, 1 Landon and 2 SSSA.

My order

Bullis
SSSA
Landon
Prep

Where did you see sssa? Thoughts?

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Anonymous wrote:What about GZ-St Paul's?

Gonzaga 1 Sp 8 half
Gonzaga 7 Sp 12 Final

I know it's only a scrimmage but I am a bit surprised by this one.

I believe St. Pauls has a new head coach (he is in his 2nd year) and they are building their program back up. While St.Pauls by historical standards has an excellent program with a rich history, in today's era, they aren't in the same sentence as BL, McDonogh or Calvert Hall.

Is Gonzaga still missing some starters or is this really going to be a long season for the Eagles?

Anonymous wrote:What about GZ-St Paul's?

Gonzaga 1 Sp 8 half
Gonzaga 7 Sp 12 Final

What about GZ-St Paul's?

Any other scores?

Anonymous wrote:I think the Prep - SJC game will be a lot closer than most are anticiaoting.

SJC wins by 2

Doubt that. More like 6 to 7

11-4 game

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prep finishes 4th this year.

Yeah because Bullis only lost by three in a scrimmage? Great analysis.

Actually watches 2 Bullis scrimmages, 2 Prep, 1 Landon and 2 SSSA.

My order

Bullis
SSSA
Landon
Prep

Assume you meant "pump the brakes" but yes, agree

Everyone pump the breaks........these are not real games.....they don't count.

I think the Prep - SJC game will be a lot closer than most are anticiaoting.

SJC wins by 2

SJC by 11

Prep vs SJC Friday!!!! We will know more Friday night.

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Anonymous wrote:I had SJC 6 Bullis 3 final.

5 - 3 after 3. Plenty of subs in 4th.

Either SJC is not nearly as good as advertised or BULLIS is really going to surprise squads this Spring and contend again in the IAC.

It's a known secret, SJC has been practicing together all Fall as most of their players are year-round lax bros other than the football kicker.

I wonder if SJC is ready to carry the mentality as the "hunted" in the league, something Gonzaga was able to do for 10 plus years in the WCAC.

Known secret 😂 you’re taking the country club chatter too seriously

Anonymous wrote:Prep 23s not all ready for prime time. A few stars at LSM and attack, but not enough depth with plenty of weaknesses. 4th is more likely than 2nd. .

Prep had their best team last spring since the 2014 season.

There is no guarantee they should repeat as IAC champs given the departures. I wonder how good their 2023 class really is, are they a bunch of individuals or can they learn to play together as a team?

IAC is going to be wide open this Spring between GP, Landon, Bullis, and the Saint's.