[Walt Longmire]

A FACT being overlooked as well is that Pulaski is 3-0 vs Madison Southern with Damien Harris. 2 of those 3 wins coming AT MS on the turf. Pulaski does not rely on 1 player, they don't rely on just the run or the pass, PC is a balanced team(2,905 yd rushing 2,461 yd passing). Harris will get his, no doubt, he is just that good, but anyone who saw the earlier meeting saw Pulaski handle Madison Southern for the entire game. Pulaski went into ball control mode after taking the 21-10 lead. Smart move to keep the ball away from the most dangerous running back in the state. We will get the chance to see just how good that defense is come Friday night. Looking like terrible weather, dress warm and stay dry!

The thing that you're discounting is the weather. No doubt that Pulaski has a very balanced offense. However, can they win as just a passing team or just a running team? No one knows. If the weather shuts down the passing game can Pulaski win just running the ball? Maybe. Maybe not. The Maroons are down at least one more offensive lineman--maybe two. It depends on if Tilley can go. If this comes down to just the running games of the two teams then you have to favor Madison Southern, right? I'm not so sure. I think Aaron Smith is the difference in the game. Maroons win the region, 34-28.