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Regaurdless of where a pass is completed be it a bubble screen or 70 yard bomb down the field, coverage is coverage and tackling is tackling. Raceland's corners are great run stoppers as well and are really good at defending the screen. The one team that really did alot offensively against LC, was Fairview. Idk if LC's run defense is any where as good as their pass defense. Thats why I feel Raceland wins. A few big plays get then ahead the. The ru game ices it over. I will say however, that Both teams have the ability to play good football. I just see LC moving backwards right now.

LC is definitely not moving backwards. The young secondary has given up some big plays early in the season but have improved a lot. When Kiser and Shafer have been in at LB the opponents run game blows up. They have used these two sparingly on defense. They also can put pressure on the QB when needed with some blitzes. Most of the points against LC have came in the second half when the game was already decided. The 2 big problems with LC right now is penalities and ball control. Raceland will have to double team Dalton or he will move the ball. Lambert is almost as fast and is very capable at the other WR. The TE Shafer is always overlooked but very dangerous. Throw in Sympkins catching passes out of backfield or slot and you have a defensive coordinator pulling out his hair. And LC is a run team only throwing about 10 passes a game. But those passes are very accurate. O'Brian and Mosely are the work horses and nobody has stopped them yet. Raceland appears to set up the run off the pass, avg. about 20 passes a game, and if they have success with that LC will have their work cut out for them. I like LC by 1 score at home.