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Published Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2010 | 6 a.m.
Updated Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010 | 4:15 p.m.
The week of November 27
Brewer's Picks
Last Week:
3-1
154-41
Brewer vs. Keefer
Las Vegas Sun reporters Ray Brewer and
Case Keefer attempt to pick
the winning team from prep contests
across the Las Vegas area.
Keefer's Picks
Last Week:
4-0
162-33
Liberty would win this game if it were played in Las Vegas.
McQueen 23, Liberty 16
Get the Patriots some hot chocolate and hand warmers to fight off the cold and they'll be fine.
Liberty 28, McQueen 20
Gorman's size up front too much for Palo Verde to overcome.
Bishop Gorman 40, Palo Verde 18
Have a strange feeling that it's simply Palo Verde's year.
Palo Verde 21, Bishop Gorman 17
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I sure hope you're right Keefer, because Liberty WILL beat Palo is they play for the championship. When they played during Liberty's first game, a couple of bad coaching decisions cost the Patriots the game... that won't happen if the play again. That being said, I think Gorman wins big over Palo.
The second time around Palo will beat Liberty by 14 or more. Liberty has a good team but they hung with Palo last time because they had several months to prepare for them, Palo takes each week and team alone. GV was the first game then on to Liberty. Liberty had Palo first and plenty of time to get ready. They didn't have Sam T and we didn't have three of our starters, D. Chassion being one of them. Palo will run them into the ground. Gorman won't walk into Palo and win big just like two years ago when they lost big at Palo. Good luck to Liberty so we can see a rematch!!!
You say Liberty hung in because they had all this time to prepare for Palo. First off... if Palo's coaches spent a lot of time preparing for Green Valley than they are idiots because Green Valley was very bad this year. Second, I look at the fact that Palo was Liberty's first game as a disadvantage for Liberty. Palo got to play a "tune-up" game while Liberty's first real action was against a team as great as Palo. A few big coaching mistakes led to a few big plays by Palo's defense and that was the game. However, feel free to underestimate us as much as you'd like... worked well for Vegas last week.