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<p>If I had to pick a starting 11 for offense after the 5th Annual 8th Grade All-Delaware Bowl, these would be my guys. There were a few positions that were a toss up between 2 studs but these players ended up getting the nod from me just off their performances last Friday night. Overall they made the best out of their limited opportunities. As a signal caller, this team would be able to set the edge a little better with a bruising inside run game and utilizing guards that can cut off angles for linebackers to fill gaps. The arm strength, calm presence to move the pocket affectively, would create a lot of space in the passing game to take advantage of zone coverages. The speed on the outside would be a headache to worry about screens and crossing routes.</p>
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<p><strong>OFFENSIVE STARTERS</strong></p>
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<p>Quarterback-<strong> </strong>#8<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='553199' first='Dwan' last='Harris Jr.']</strong> | White Team (122 total passing yards, 40yd TD pass, extra point ran in)</p>
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<p>Running Back- #12<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='1128029' first='Jordon' last='Jones']</strong> | Black Team (5.5 yards per carry)</p>
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<p>Running Back- #9<strong> [player_tooltip player_id='521794' first='Brandon' last='Wills-Dickson']</strong> | Black Team ( 13 carries for 74 yards)</p>
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<p>Receiver- #5 <strong>Zion Goldsborough</strong> | Black Team ( 7 receptions for 79 yards, 93 total yards)</p>
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<p>Receiver- #13 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='769742' first='DeCarlo' last='Rogers']</strong> | White Team ( 5 receptions for 83 yards, 40yd TD, 16.6 yards per catch)</p>
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<p>Receiver- #14 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='774411' first='Francis' last='Drummond']</strong> | Black Team (2 point conversion catch to win game, solid blocking on the perimeter) </p>
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<p>Center- #69 <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='772481' first='Luke' last='Lloyd']</strong> | Black Team (consistent snaps, cleaned up A gaps with confidence)</p>
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<p>Guard- #77 <strong>Corey Williams</strong> | White Team (long arms and extra effort helped secure throwing pocket without panicking during prolonged plays)</p>
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<p>Guard #20 <strong>Aaron Haman</strong> | White Team (a technician with good feet, got a couple pancakes by playing to the echo of whistle)</p>
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<p>Tackle- #75 <strong>Zoden Morrison</strong> | Black Team (helped RBs amass over 100 yards on the ground and kept QB upright most of the day)</p>
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<p>Tackle- #35 <strong>Azion Rodriquez</strong> | White Team (a dog who kept his man in front of him most of the night)</p>
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If I had to pick a starting 11 for offense after the 5th Annual 8th Grade All-Delaware Bowl, these would be my guys. There were a few positions that were a toss up between 2 studs but these players ended up getting the nod from me just off their performances last Friday night. Overall they made the best out of their limited opportunities. As a signal caller, this team would be able to set the edge a little better with a bruising inside run game and utilizing guards that can cut off angles for linebackers to fill gaps. The arm strength, calm presence to move the pocket affectively, would create a lot of space in the passing game to take advantage of zone coverages. The speed on the outside would be a headache to worry about screens and crossing routes.
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