HeHateMe wrote:ndfootball06 wrote:In all reality Grafton dominated Devil's Lake in every aspect last year. Look at the stats from that game and it seems almost impossible for DL to have won. There was a huge fumble call that was questionable to say the least and Burdick had a huge interception that game and well Burdick's gone and so is DL's top two RB's, number one WR, and starting QB. So when you say there are really only two teams it makes me wonder how little you know about football. Grafton's usually more of an air it out team but they ran all over DL. Oh and look at that Grafton returns their front five and their entire backfield, so they'll run all over DL again this year. The one question mark for Grafton is at the QB position. If Demers comes back they will still be able to throw the ball, but if he doesn't I'd expect Grafton to run a lot behind the two Martinez's and the two White's.
The beautiful thing about football is that stats don't mean squat week to week or game to game. In the long run it comes down to who makes the big plays, who stops the big plays, and who ends up with the W in the end. And I do believe Devils Lake won the game.Grafton didnt run all over them, nor did they make the big plays when they needed to. Hince the stand on the goal line at the end of the game. Big teams make BIG PLAYS in BIG TIMES.
Look at the number of first downs that game. DL had less than 10 and Grafton had around 30. Grafton was clearly the better team. Look how Devil's Lake scored, Grafton had turnovers inside their own 20 twice. There was also a huge blown fumble call against Grafton that played a HUGE part in the game. Devil's Lake couldn't move the ball on the ground at all against Grafton. Ballard took a beating that game. Grafton was the better team last year and they will be again this year.
Question anything I just said and you are wrong.