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We will probably have another disrupted season. At this point, Covid-19 is worse in several areas of the state than it was last year this time. I don't see the season being cancelled. But I do see many games being cancelled. Hopefully, Covid-19 peaks by the end of the month and most games get played. 

Hey thanks for that insider info.  Very interesting.  Yeah I was going from memory and probably got some details wrong so it was nice to have the correct information out there.  I knew the QBs dad so I got some insider info on the 2019 OL injuries/problems where they were starting JV players on the OL by the end of the season.  

Bringing facts to a conversation is not politics, my friend. Most high school football players will never even attend a college, either one that they play football at or a college they achieve academically at. The few that do attend colleges, primarily to play football, will never make it to the NFL. The very few that do make it to the NFL may play very little or not at all. There is extreme competition for positions and also injuries to consider. Only a small fraction of the college players that make it to the NFL ever have successful careers. The average length of an NFL career is 3.3 years. Add up all of the high school football players in the state of Florida. How many play football at the college level and especially at the D1 level. Then how many of those college players ever see an NFL stadium except from the bleacher seats. As for minorites that rely exclusively on football in high school as their path forward in life are deluding themselves. Without strong academics there will be no solid path forward. I think life itself has taught this. 

Dang can you imagine working your tail off for a couple years on JV and then as a back up on varsity in your 11th grade year only to have a stud transfer come in and rob you of your senior year glory?  

Chaminade vs Buford GA will be a very interesting game.

I think 8A is pretty much going to be between the Orlando teams and Dade/Broward county, with Venice added to the mix.  I've always wondered why the I-4 corridor is so loaded with crazy talent but Tampa Bay teams seem to drop off significantly.  Maybe there are just too many high schools in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties, spreading the talent over too many schools?

We will see. Should be a great year. 

Dang, Miami Central plays St John Bosco *and* Bishop Gorman back to back?  They must feel really good about their team this year.

Dang, Miami Central plays St John Bosco *and* Bishop Gorman back to back?  They must feel really good about their team this year.

Dang, Miami Central plays St John Bosco *and* Bishop Gorman back to back?  They must feel really good about their team this year.

SFA vs STA and Bishop Gorman vs Miami Central... I assume these are televised?  Must see TV.