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The front seven guys of Blue Ridge are very physical and I think they’ll protect the middle of the field better than Show Low. You have to push Seton to the perimeter. Show Low left the middle of the field open against Seton and I don’t think Blue Ridge will do that. Haggerty is a very good player and makes plays after the catch,on Friday (http://valhallaclan.com/Forums/entry.php?9668-on-Friday), I think Show Low played off the ball too much and he only had to beat one guy. Blue Ridge has faced great players before but I don’t think they’re going to change things up, they’ll stay in their defense until Haggerty proves he can beat them and have to do something special. They won’t align any different than other greats they’ve seen before. They will have a backup plan for show, they did with (former Show Low standout) Josh Weeks and (former Valley Christian standout Jordan Morgan) and other greats like that. If you cheat guys to Haggerty's side,Guess what (http://www.kedaoguan.com/bbs/home.php?mod=space&uid=178&do=blog&quickforward=1&id=758), Daniel Garlid on the other side will be on an island and Blue Ridge doesn’t want to do that. Ryan Bresnahan has a quick release and great pocket presence, and David Gesicki comes in who can throw and has mobility. Their system with their weapons and scheme is very dynamic with those two. Any team would be lucky to have either one of those kids. Bresnahan’s release is incredibly quick and catch-and-throw accuracy is very good, and as good as Bresnahan is and get playing time, I think Gesicki is a little tougher to defend because he throws and can run. Those two put a lot of pressure on you. Watson for Blue Ridge is a really good safety who’s come out of nowhere this season, because Blue Ridge's whole front 7 is back from last year’s championship team, so the only question was their secondary, and they’re pretty good.
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