FB: Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

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olddog

Really lost interest .....

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Poets vs. LV Pussy Cats, disappointed in LV, but Leos take the poets out back, +10
Cougars get their heads kicked in by the Staggs, +28
Underwear Runners vs. the Regals....Underwear Runners leave the Regals at the traffic circle, by 17
Puppy Dogs, vs. the Chicks, ....in a pillow fight the puppies rebound ....by 3 and gets a rainbow squeaky toy for the win

10Freeway

I don't know if the UR fans have caught how bad things have gotten at UR.  The athletic communications office puts out the worst headlines ever.  Laughable at best. 

Last Saturday they posted- "Redlands has strong first half in senior night loss to Claremont."  The Bulldogs scored 7 points and were losing at half.

Against Chapman- "The Bulldogs faced tough conditions and put together a strong second half."  It was raining and both teams had to play in it.  Chapman found a way to score 29 in the first half.

It is almost delusion to what the athletic department thinks is going on with Bulldog football.  Very sad stuff.
When the legend becomes fact, print the legend-
  The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence

that guy 31

I was at the Sports Bowl for the Stags vs Azusa. Stags weren't ready to play at the start and spotted APU 10 before getting their act together. Sports Bowl stadium also wasn't ready to play as the scoreboard, announcers, and clocks died multiple times. Looked like the computer system was glitching. Fit in with the Stags play early on.

After the first 2 drives CMS defense dominated the game. APU is very limited in the pass game and after some early success the Stags shut the run game down too.

Stags offense was streaky which is typical for them. They did nothing in the 1st quarter, looked great in the 2nd, bogged back down in the 3rd, and improved in the fourth. I think this is ultimately what will doom them in the conference title game. To beat Chapman they need the good version of their offense to show up for all four quarters. That hasn't happened often, but it has to in order for them to have a shot at championship.

RFBredux

The Jim Good experience ladies and gentlemen. Can we finally pull the plug on this disaster of a hire please.

SoCalLance

SCIAC Championship Week Predictions

Whittier 10 – La Verne 35

A rematch of last week's game. Whittier has struggled offensively all season, and I was surprised they weren't more competitive in their previous matchup. If anything, it seems like Whittier's offense has regressed as the season has progressed. I don't expect much to change this week, as La Verne should cruise to another comfortable victory.

Cal Lutheran 27 – Pomona-Pitzer 20

I expect Cal Lu to pull out a close victory on the road. I believe Cal Lutheran has more overall talent, and that advantage will ultimately show in this matchup. Pomona-Pitzer will keep it competitive, but Cal Lu will make enough plays down the stretch to secure the win.

APU 7 – Redlands 31

Redlands will control the line of scrimmage and establish its running game early. APU has struggled to generate offense and put points on the board all season, and I don't expect that to change in this matchup. Redlands should win comfortably. The bigger question is whether all these losses will cost Good his job or if he'll get another year. Who knows?

CMS 14 – Chapman 24

I expect a lower-scoring matchup compared to the first meeting between these two teams. Chapman's defense has been playing lights out over the past two games, and I believe that momentum will carry into the championship. As with most big games, turnovers, special teams, and field position will ultimately determine the outcome.

I have Chapman making the key plays when it matters most and securing its second consecutive SCIAC championship and third conference title in the past four seasons.