Here it is the second week of the high school football season and I will try harder this week to get a prediction right. 0-6 is not exactly the way you hold on to your job of master high school predictor so let's try to turn it around.
Washington At Tarboro: Ok Viking fans Tarboro proved to me last week ripping a part a really good Nash Central defense that the Vikings will not give up a chance to win four state titles in a row with out giving it their very best old school try, This is a good Pam Pack team but this game is in Tarboro. 35-20 Vikes.
Time to start comparing scores. Last Week Northern lost to Beddingfield, this week it is Southern Nash's turn to try out the Bruins for size. This one is also in Wilson County but a different winner this week. S Nash 28- Beddingfield 20.
Southern Wayne 0-1 travel to Northern. Here is Northern's shot at victory #1 on this season. Rumblings of discontent in Red Oak. The best way to stop that is win a game. If they don't the rumbles could get louder. The Knights settle down 20-13 over The Saints.
Nash Central has a shot to get on the winning ways in 2012 as they travel to Smithfield Selma. The Bulldogs need to chew on a bone and this will be a nice juicy one. Nash Central 35- SSS13.
Last week Bertie beat Gates County while Rocky Mount played well but lost to Bunn. The Falcons come west this year and Rocky Mount will find the win column as the beat Bertie 34 -14.. If you are in to score comparing Bunn this week travels to Fike. Gryphon fans will have a good chance to see whether the lost to Bunn was good or bad after this game.
The final game this week has SouthWest Edgecombe going to North Edgecombe. Raymond Cobb returns to the field where he produced two state champions. It will be the final game against his old team. No way he loses the last one in Leggett. SWE 34 NE 18.
I will not be on a football field Friday night but will be attending my first college volleyball game ever as the FIGHTING CAMELS OF CAMPBELL travel to ECU. GO CAMPBELL!!!!!
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