Rocky Mount at Rose high lights the high school football season as the Gryphons travel tonight to avoid Friday's rain. I think this will be a good'en but the Rampants send Gryphons to the losers side of the ledger for the first time. Rose 35 Rocky Mount 25
The next best game of the weekend just might be the Hertford County at Nash Central. Neither team has won and the team that loses will do something to lose it. I said a couple weeks ago I would not pick the Bulldogs until they show improvement. This is the coin flip game of the week. Bears have the better quarterback and will at the Bulldogs HC 20 NC 13
The big County games of the week have two that could tell us plenty about four teams in the area. First SouthWest Edgecombe at Tarboro . The Vikings will pull this one out but it's close Tarboro 20 SWE 12. The other big County game has Beddingfield hosting Fike. This could be another dandy. Some how Or other Fike wins 27-20.
Warren County at Northern Nash: Northern needs a win and they get one as they handle WC 19-13.
Southeast Halifax at North Edgecombe SEH will win at The Warriors. 26-16
Roanoke Rapids at Southern Nash: a This will be a game that the Firebirds can lose three fumbles and sill win Birds 42 Double R 14
Word of a God at RM Prep. If I am not mistaken Dave Buckey former NC State quarterback from the 70's is coaching WOG. Here's a big chance for Prep to win their second game this season. A win could be second of season and a chance for a third down the road as the Jags continue to build their football program. Rocky Mount Academy plays host to St Davids Friday and should be another yes vote for RMA. The Academy 42 St David 16. This last game this week is the sneaky game of the week. This could be a doozy of a game Northeastern at Hunt. Loser might have 40 but Hunts gets revenge from last year. 43-36
Last week went 9-2 which so runs overall record after three weeks to 21-6.
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Once again you are mistaken--Word of God is coached by Eric Clemmons.
St Davids is coached by former NC State QB Daniel Evans. Apparently private schools is not your strong point.
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