Bobsburger

Good News!!! So we can all quit this arguing and move on to more important things (I suggest the Middle East peace crisis)I have devised the perfect way to settle this. Since Graham is the only undefeated team they should get a spot. The final spot should be decided on the field! I propose Tazewell vs Richlands at Ernie Hicks stadium on 3/13/21. Winner takes all.

Richlands has lost a SWD game. Graham has not. Pretty simple if you lay it out like that. Richlands had their game v. Tazwell, they lost. Had they won, they'd be in. Richlands already played Graham and lost. Had Richlands won or even lost in a nailbiter, I could see more outrage. But you guys lost to both Graham and Tazwell. I don't see how anyone can be upset that they're going to the playoffs over a team that is 0-2 against the teams going.
It sucks and it's not a completely fair system, but with everything going on, there was no choice. Ridgeview has a much more legit gripe, they hadn't already lost to Union and would be favored had the teams met, but they're stuck at home too.

This is a great idea-I bet they pull out all the stops...someone may even do something crazy like go for it on 4th and long deep in their own territory 

Easy to answer. Measles, Mumps, and Rubella isn’t a current pandemic in the US. The likely hood of catching it isn’t great even if you are unmasked and unvaccinated because of the level of vaccination in the population and their is virtually no pool of disease to spread from. The reason they still advise to mask even when vaccinated is because the vaccines were not studied to prevent infection only  disease. We are just now getting data on if the vaccine prevents infection. Long story short when the vaccines rolled out there were no data of if vaccinated people get the disease and are asymptomatic. As they know more they will adjust the guidelines. They already adjusted the guidelines for COVID exposure if you are fully vaccinated.

Oh, I know.  The science is adjusting little by little as observable data becomes available.  This is a huge finding though, and a promising one.

Easy to answer. Measles, Mumps, and Rubella isn’t a current pandemic in the US. The likely hood of catching it isn’t great even if you are unmasked and unvaccinated because of the level of vaccination in the population and their is virtually no pool of disease to spread from. The reason they still advise to mask even when vaccinated is because the vaccines were not studied to prevent infection only  disease. We are just now getting data on if the vaccine prevents infection. Long story short when the vaccines rolled out there were no data of if vaccinated people get the disease and are asymptomatic. As they know more they will adjust the guidelines. They already adjusted the guidelines for COVID exposure if you are fully vaccinated.

At least someone gets it. 

Easy to answer. Measles, Mumps, and Rubella isn’t a current pandemic in the US. The likely hood of catching it isn’t great even if you are unmasked and unvaccinated because of the level of vaccination in the population and their is virtually no pool of disease to spread from. The reason they still advise to mask even when vaccinated is because the vaccines were not studied to prevent infection only  disease. We are just now getting data on if the vaccine prevents infection. Long story short when the vaccines rolled out there were no data of if vaccinated people get the disease and are asymptomatic. As they know more they will adjust the guidelines. They already adjusted the guidelines for COVID exposure if you are fully vaccinated.

Easy to answer. Measles, Mumps, and Rubella isn’t a current pandemic in the US. The likely hood of catching it isn’t great even if you are unmasked and unvaccinated because of the level of vaccination in the population and their is virtually no pool of disease to spread from. The reason they still advise to mask even when vaccinated is because the vaccines were not studied to prevent infection only  disease. We are just now getting data on if the vaccine prevents infection. Long story short when the vaccines rolled out there were no data of if vaccinated people get the disease and are asymptomatic. As they know more they will adjust the guidelines. They already adjusted the guidelines for COVID exposure if you are fully vaccinated.

Easy to answer. Measles, Mumps, and Rubella isn’t a current pandemic in the US. The likely hood of catching it isn’t great even if you are unmasked and unvaccinated because of the level of vaccination in the population and their is virtually no pool of disease to spread from. The reason they still advise to mask even when vaccinated is because the vaccines were not studied to prevent infection only  disease. We are just now getting data on if the vaccine prevents infection. Long story short when the vaccines rolled out there were no data of if vaccinated people get the disease and are asymptomatic. As they know more they will adjust the guidelines. They already adjusted the guidelines for COVID exposure if you are fully vaccinated.

yes top two of district but if it was a tie, then it should go to points. Name in the hat is ridiculous. One team is better than the other because of luck??? come on!! 

Graham has some tough kids. Graham’s oline is well coached as well. They move Meadows around on the oline to create match ups they want. Their guards always do a great job in pulling as well. I think the other  thing to keep in minds is that Graham does a good job of rotating guys in and out on the D-line. If Tazewell’s linemen are playing both ways that could explain the drop off.

To be fair that was the school's single greatest football victory in March 

I think you are dead on with the line play being the biggest factor. Tazewell will try and scheme Bradshaw out of the game.  If Graham’s O-line holds will determine how successful they are. If I am Graham, I would have Bradshaw shadow Jordan to take away Tazewell’s deep option. The game may come down to which D line can get penetration. Who ever gets Harris or Fritz into the 2nd level of defenders likely wins. If Tazewell can use their size on the OL they can win. If it’s close I like Graham with Bradshaw being the difference. He isn’t just speed but has probably the best hands of a WR I have seen in this area. He seems to come down with the ball even when he is covered.