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Thought they may ease up after last year, but nope, still very impressive:

8/18 @ Lake Wales

8/25 Kissimmee Osceola 

9/1 Tampa Jesuit 

9/8 Sanford Seminole 

9/14 @ Martin County

9/22 @ St Thomas Aquinas

9/29 @ Cocoa

10/6 Bye

10/12 Ft Pierce Central

10/20 @ Centennial 

10/27 Vero Beach

only one team that did not make the playoffs last season (Ft Pierce Central) and they are a district opponent so they must play them. 

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1 hour ago, Drogo said:

Thought they may ease up after last year, but nope, still very impressive:

8/18 @ Lake Wales

8/25 Kissimmee Osceola 

9/1 Tampa Jesuit 

9/8 Sanford Seminole 

9/14 @ Martin County

9/22 @ St Thomas Aquinas

9/29 @ Cocoa

10/6 Bye

10/12 Ft Pierce Central

10/20 @ Centennial 

10/27 Vero Beach

only one team that did not make the playoffs last season (Ft Pierce Central) and they are a district opponent so they must play them. 

Just like last year, they have a very tough schedule. Time will tell if there is merit to scheduling like this. 

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1 hour ago, Drogo said:

Thought they may ease up after last year, but nope, still very impressive:

8/18 @ Lake Wales

8/25 Kissimmee Osceola 

9/1 Tampa Jesuit 

9/8 Sanford Seminole 

9/14 @ Martin County

9/22 @ St Thomas Aquinas

9/29 @ Cocoa

10/6 Bye

10/12 Ft Pierce Central

10/20 @ Centennial 

10/27 Vero Beach

only one team that did not make the playoffs last season (Ft Pierce Central) and they are a district opponent so they must play them. 

Will they be playing the Kansas City Chiefs for homecoming? :D

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But seriously, one of the best schedules in the state so far. STA, Cocoa, Seminole, and Osceola look like losses. Vero Beach is a tossup. Martin County is deceptively good and nearly won that district last season. Jesuit is hot and cold and could very well be a trap game. Their bye week couldn't come at a better time as they will have two weeks to prepare to win the district after an absolutely brutal first 8 games.

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1 hour ago, VeniceIndiansFootball said:

But seriously, one of the best schedules in the state so far. STA, Cocoa, Seminole, and Osceola look like losses. Vero Beach is a tossup. Martin County is deceptively good and nearly won that district last season. Jesuit is hot and cold and could very well be a trap game. Their bye week couldn't come at a better time as they will have two weeks to prepare to win the district after an absolutely brutal first 8 games.

Jesuit and Martin County are definite trap games. And if Cocoa is healthy when they play then it will be another classic like their multiple overtime thriller a few seasons ago.

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