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Anonymous wrote:And would you say any of them maybe besides Robinson were.. good?

Please, if Robinson is “good”, lax in this area is on the decline for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:Madison is much better now than they were at the beginning of the season as evidenced by a 19-18 win over Robinson in their third game and a 17-6 win over Robinson yesterday. Madison is not the same team BF beat on March 21st.

Agree! It will be clear on Saturday that Madison is in a league of its own. The game against Robinson was nearly flawless.

I have been trying to stay out of all of these shenanigans because this game is about the girls and the fact remains it is going to be an extremely physical, evenly matched game. I wish both teams luck and congratulations on making it to the finals.

As for the draw from their previous game, BF won 13 out of 18 draws

I’m not saying it will be that way again, nor am I trying to rub anything in. It was a question asked and I thought that since people were talking trash instead of actually giving an answer that I would just give the facts

Despite the huge 13 to 5 draw advantage, BF walked away with only a 2-goal victory. I see the draw being 50/50 or even an advantage for Madison this time. I anticipate an early Madison lead that reduces BF's ability to slow down their offense. I predict a 13-5 Madison win. I'm not a fan of either team.

I see the draw advantage as being similar to early in the year, as that is the most likely scenario with a sample size of 1. That may give BF one advantage that would be increased versus early in the year -- wearing down Mad's defense in the 85-90° heat, which will be hotter still on the turf.
Even with that, I don't see BF running away with it or Mad wilting entirely. A 4th quarter game, winner of the last couple possessions takes it. Buckle up.

I thought a sample size of one fails statistically. But looking at both teams' entire season, I don't predict another lopsided draw control stat.

Anonymous wrote:Well, BF beat Madison this season so I think Madison would say they were good.

Anonymous wrote:And would you say any of them maybe besides Robinson were.. good?

Anonymous wrote:And would you say any of them maybe besides Robinson were.. good?

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Anonymous wrote:Madison is much better now than they were at the beginning of the season as evidenced by a 19-18 win over Robinson in their third game and a 17-6 win over Robinson yesterday. Madison is not the same team BF beat on March 21st.

Agree! It will be clear on Saturday that Madison is in a league of its own. The game against Robinson was nearly flawless.

I have been trying to stay out of all of these shenanigans because this game is about the girls and the fact remains it is going to be an extremely physical, evenly matched game. I wish both teams luck and congratulations on making it to the finals.

As for the draw from their previous game, BF won 13 out of 18 draws

I’m not saying it will be that way again, nor am I trying to rub anything in. It was a question asked and I thought that since people were talking trash instead of actually giving an answer that I would just give the facts

Despite the huge 13 to 5 draw advantage, BF walked away with only a 2-goal victory. I see the draw being 50/50 or even an advantage for Madison this time. I anticipate an early Madison lead that reduces BF's ability to slow down their offense. I predict a 13-5 Madison win. I'm not a fan of either team.

I see the draw advantage as being similar to early in the year, as that is the most likely scenario with a sample size of 1. That may give BF one advantage that would be increased versus early in the year -- wearing down Mad's defense in the 85-90° heat, which will be hotter still on the turf.
Even with that, I don't see BF running away with it or Mad wilting entirely. A 4th quarter game, winner of the last couple possessions takes it. Buckle up.

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Anonymous wrote:And who did Madison beat that made getting to states a challenge for them?? Please enlighten me.

Correction
They beat #4 YT (regional Semis), #6WF (regional finals), #10MV (state qtrs), and #3Robinson (state semis). That's currently #3, 4, 6, and 10.

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Anonymous wrote:Madison is much better now than they were at the beginning of the season as evidenced by a 19-18 win over Robinson in their third game and a 17-6 win over Robinson yesterday. Madison is not the same team BF beat on March 21st.

Agree! It will be clear on Saturday that Madison is in a league of its own. The game against Robinson was nearly flawless.

I have been trying to stay out of all of these shenanigans because this game is about the girls and the fact remains it is going to be an extremely physical, evenly matched game. I wish both teams luck and congratulations on making it to the finals.

As for the draw from their previous game, BF won 13 out of 18 draws

I’m not saying it will be that way again, nor am I trying to rub anything in. It was a question asked and I thought that since people were talking trash instead of actually giving an answer that I would just give the facts

Despite the huge 13 to 5 draw advantage, BF walked away with only a 2-goal victory. I see the draw being 50/50 or even an advantage for Madison this time. I anticipate an early Madison lead that reduces BF's ability to slow down their offense. I predict a 13-5 Madison win. I'm not a fan of either team.

Anonymous wrote:And who did Madison beat that made getting to states a challenge for them?? Please enlighten me.