The year prior (2006) we clung to a 3-0 lead at home during the regular season before Chris Rainey ripped off a 70 or so yard run late in the 4th quarter to seal the deal 7-3 in Lakeland's favor.  That is when Lake Gibson was rolling and they also beat us at their place to keep us out of the playoffs which we would have qualified for under current format of seeding.  That district had some of the best running backs in the state with Rainey, Bilal Powell and "Bubba" Brown in no particular order.  Also the year (2006) Lakeland not only was state champ, but National Champ.

We did at one point, but they held the upper hand most of the time though most games were competitive bar a couple. 

I bet economics has something to do with it.  Where are the new homes being built? 

Last Week: 11-5 .688 Season:  3289-1005 .766 BOWL GAMES  Arizona    over    Southern Methodist +4 Cincinnati    over    Navy +5 Duke    over    Arizona St +1 Georgia Southern    over    Appalachian St +1 Louisiana Tech    over    Coastal Carolina +11 Michigan    over    Texas +1 Southern California    over    Texas Christian +9 Tennessee    over    Illinois +1 Texas St    over    Rice +10 Utah    over    Nebraska +16 Vanderbilt    over    Iowa +3 Wake Forest    over    Mississippi St +1 FBS PLAYOFFS Georgia    over    Mississippi +1 Indiana    over    Alabama +10 Ohio St    over    Miami FL +5 Oregon    over    Texas Tech +2 DIVISION 3 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (Sunday 1/4) River Falls WI   over    North Central IL +2 FCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (Monday 1/5) Montana St    over    Illinois St +12          

Most of these don't surprise me. Champagnet Catholic however was a state power house. What made them shut down?