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Warm-Up Legend - APP = Playoff Appearances  |  PPG = Points Per Game  |  PAPG = Points Allowed Per Game  |  256R = Record Against
Playoff Teams  |  COMM = Record Vs. Common Opponents  |  OW% = Opponents Win %  |  POW% = Playoff Opponent's Win %
PPA = Playoff Point Average Total  |  MOM = Momentum Meter/Streak
 
   Division 2 - Region 1   ▪   November 13th, 2009 @ 7PM   ▪   Plays Winner Of Brother Rice vs. Midland High

Portage Central
Mustangs
14
1 2 3 4 OT F
0 7 7 0 0 14
14 14 0 7 0 35
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Lowell
Red Arrows
35

     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     10-2   Portage Central Mustangs 14 41 14 4-1 N/A 50% 79% 93.111 W5↑
                 

 

    Passer    Jeremy Renda

Yards

612

TDs

6

%

    61% Completion
   Rusher    Spencer Muson Yards 1321

TDs

21

Avg.

   8 Yards Per Carry
   Receiver   Ryan Krill Yards 214

TDs

2

Catches

    14
   Defender   Kyle Cutler Tackles 30

Sacks

 3

INTs

    N/A
                 
     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     11-1   Lowell Red Arrows 13 41 10 2-1 N/A 51% 69% 96.889 W3↑
                 

   Passer    Gabe Dean

Yards

1118

TDs

12

%

    68% Completion
   Rusher    Austin Graham Yards 816

TDs

14

Avg.

   6 Yards Per Carry
   Receiver   Derek Cornish Yards 448

TDs

5

Catches

    25
   Defender   N/A Tackles N/A

Sacks

 N/A

INTs

    N/A
                 

Extra Point - The 2 teams have met only one other time, in the 2007 playoffs, where Lowell won 42-7.  Portage Central is just 4 points away from being un-defeated while Lowell's only loss came at the hands of the one of the state's elite programs, East Grand Rapids.  This has the potential for a shoot-out of the highest proportions.  The EDGE leans towards Lowell.
 
 
 
   Division 2 - Region 2   ▪   November 14th, 2009 @ 1PM   ▪   Plays Winner Of Portage Central vs. Lowell

Brother Rice
Warriors
49
1 2 3 4 OT F
21 14 7 7 0 49
14 0 7 6 0 27
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Midland High
Chemics
27

     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     8-4   Brother Rice Warriors 23 25 18 5-3 N/A 71% 85% 66.819 W2↑
                 

   Passer    Frankie Popp

Yards

1512

TDs

14

%

    47% Completion
   Rusher    Jimmy Pickens Yards 772

TDs

9

Avg.

   6 Yards Per Carry
   Receiver   Nate Saldivar-Garcia Yards 619

TDs

4

Catches

    41
   Defender   Justin Cherocci Tackles 178

Sacks

 3

INTs

    N/A
                 
     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     10-2   Midland High Chemics 21 31 14 4-1 N/A 51% 79% 96.889 W6↑
                 

   Passer    Alex Rapanos

Yards

573

TDs

6

%

    56% Completion
   Rusher    Charlie Leffingwell Yards 1598

TDs

20

Avg.

   8 Yards Per Carry
   Receiver   Matt Alcott Yards 283

TDs

3

Catches

    20
   Defender   N/A Tackles N/A

Sacks

 N/A

INTs

    N/A
                 

Extra Point - This is the first ever meeting between the two historic programs.  The records can be quite deceiving here for those on the outside looking in.  The Warriors played in one of the toughest conferences in the state, which yielded in turn one of the toughest schedules in the state.  Midland High is having a pretty good year and has the horses to pull this one out but unfortunately are dealing with the injury bug again.  The Chemics will need to be at full strength to have a shot at moving on in the post-season.  This doesn't mean they have to have everyone 100% but they will need 100% of their normal starters on the field.  The X-Factor in this game will of course be the health of their top two players on offense and defense and the passing game.  If the Chemics can mix it up a bit more, this will open up more avenues and keep Brother Rice on their heels vs. gearing up for a one dimensional attack.  Sophomore QB, Alex Rapanos is growing by the week mentally and will face his toughest test to date.  The EDGE leans towards Brother Rice.
 
 

 

 
   Division 2 - Region 3   ▪   November 14th, 2009 @ 1PM   ▪   Plays Winner Of Inkster vs. Anderson

De La Salle
Pilots
27
1 2 3 4 OT F
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
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Southfield
Bluejays
6

     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     8-4   De La Salle Pilots 8 28 9 2-3 N/A 61% 74% 67.708 W3↑
                 

   Passer    Steve Laudacina

Yards

548

TDs

3

%

    40% Completion
   Rusher    De'angelo Parris Yards 675

TDs

10

Avg.

   9 Yards Per Carry
   Receiver   Tim Zabawa Yards 254

TDs

3

Catches

    14
   Defender   Steve O'Shell Tackles 74

Sacks

 N/A

INTs

    1
                 
     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     8-4   Southfield Bluejays 8 23 16 3-3 N/A 52% 69% 72.889 W3↑
                 

 

    Passer    N/A

Yards

N/A

TDs

N/A

%

    N/A
   Rusher    N/A Yards N/A

TDs

N/A

Avg.

   N/A
   Receiver   N/A Yards N/A

TDs

N/A

Catches

    N/A
   Defender   N/A Tackles N/A

Sacks

 N/A

INTs

    N/A
                 

Extra Point - Both teams have had only one other meeting and that was during last year's State Semi-Finals, with DLS winning 21-6.  While Southfield has a game up on DLS in the win column, The Pilots' schedule has been mountainous to say the least.  The EDGE leans towards
De La Salle.
 
 
 
   Division 2 - Region 4   ▪   November 13th, 2009 @ 7PM   ▪   Plays Winner Of De La Salle vs. Southfield

Inkster
Vikings
35
1 2 3 4 OT F
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
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Anderson
Titans
7

     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     8-3   Inkster Vikings 5 32 28 4-2 N/A 63% 85% 65.111 W3↑
                 

   Passer    N/A

Yards

N/A

TDs

N/A

%

    N/A
   Rusher    N/A Yards N/A

TDs

N/A

Avg.

   N/A
   Receiver   N/A Yards N/A

TDs

N/A

Catches

    N/A
   Defender   N/A Tackles N/A

Sacks

 N/A

INTs

    N/A
                 
     The Warm-Up APP PPG PAPG 256R COMM OW% POW% PPA MOM
     8-4   Anderson Titans 8 27 12 3-3 N/A 53% 74% 68.778 W2↑
                 

 

    Passer    Chris Ye

Yards

725

TDs

8

%

    44% Completion
   Rusher    Darius Robinson Yards 730

TDs

8

Avg.

   7 Yards Per Carry
   Receiver   Devon Bronson Yards 146

TDs

1

Catches

    7
   Defender   Tomas Gomez Tackles 25

Sacks

 6

INTs

    N/A
                 

Extra Point - This is the first ever meeting between the 2 teams.  Inkster, like most of the Catholic League teams of Brother Rice, De La Salle and Orchard Lake St. Mary, leave much to be desired about their records.  This does not begin to tell the story, however, about their schedule strength and just how dangerous these teams are.  Inkster will be the road team for the 3rd consecutive week but also will be the favorite.  Anderson has had one heck of a playoff turnaround.  In their first two playoff games, they defeated the teams they lost to, in the final two weeks of the regular season.  The ultimate X-Factor in this game will most likely be Inkster QB and Michigan verbal, Devin Gardner.  Gardner has risen to just about every occasion this season, even in losing efforts, he has been at his best.  The EDGE leans towards Inkster.
 
         
         
         
     

 
         
 

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