You know it. I’m also going to take in the west broward vs corner canyon game that’s taking place before the Dillard game at 4pm. 

sometimes, you can anticipate things like this when you see how teams schedule. That they scheduled a LONG road game at Venice for last season's KOC and also Coffee, Ga was a sign they knew they got some "ballers". And they scheduled ambitiously again this year. They're a program with very little history of achievement, so we know none of the players they "attracted" came because of some great history. What else would attract them?

Am I the only one who thought where the heck did Gadsden County come from all of a sudden. Prior to last season I didn't hear much of anything on Gadsden County. 

History has a way of repeating itself if all realms of life, whether it be sports or politics:  the cover-up is often worse than the original crime.  

I would expect the Vero game to be pretty full, but no where near capacity, the other two games I would expect to have plenty of tickets available. The citrus bowl in Vero has a large enough capacity to host an event like this, as the visitors side is larger than most.    Most Vero fans are not football savvy fans in terms of knowing who is a good opponent or not, so they couldn’t tell the difference between Vero playing a local team that was winless versus Vero playing a team the caliber of Miami Northwestern for instance.  With that being said, I would not expect many of those kind of Vero fans to see the other two games as they have little to no knowledge of the teams who are playing.    My guess is that there will be plenty of tickets available.