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High School Football Picks: Week 2

Monday, Aug. 27, 2012 | 4 p.m.

August 31

Brewer's Picks
Last Week:
7-2

Last Season:
154-31 (.832)

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:
4-5

Last Season:
163-35 (.823)

My Cowboys 2-0? Yes, sir!
Chaparral 29, Spring Valley 18

Grizzlies feast on Cowboys.
Spring Valley 20, Chaparral 14

Centennial doesn’t have the speed to match Beaulieu and Griggs.
Palo Verde 23, Centennial 19

Bulldogs have closed the gap that used to exist between them and the Panthers, but they aren’t quite there yet.
Palo Verde 28, Centennial 17

Bonanza takes first crack at stopping Durango’s McQuaig and Williams.
Durango 34, Bonanza 17

Have a feeling this will be a close game that the Trailblazers pull out at the end.
Durango 36, Bonanza 34

Sierra Vista is a step-up in competition that Sunrise Mountain can’t handle.
Sierra Vista 31, Sunrise Mountain 15

I’ll gamble with the Miners, who racked up nearly 400 yards of offense in their first-ever victory.
Sunrise Mountain 21, Sierra Vista 20

Shadow Ridge finally breaks its losing streak.
Shadow Ridge 39, Western 0

Warriors allow two teams in a row to snap prolonged losing streaks against them. Not good.
Shadow Ridge 45, Western 13

Arbor View is too strong up front for Desert Oasis.
Arbor View 37, Desert Oasis 13

Aggies will win in the trenches, which will lead to a big win in the game.
Arbor View 40, Desert Oasis 16

Hurricane already has two game under its belt. And, they are better.
Hurricane 34, Legacy 20

Longhorns have a shot at the upset, but Tigers should prevail.
Hurricane 24, Legacy 14

There’s a good chance I’ll be taking Cheyenne every week.
Cheyenne 30, Cimarron-Memorial 28

Someone will beat the Desert Shields this season. Might as well be an old divisional foe.
Cimarron 22, Cheyenne 20

Canyon Springs makes an opening game statement.
Canyon Springs 33, Foothill 26

Falcons are underrated, but not for long.
Foothill 35, Canyon Springs 21

Tough schedule for Clark traveling to Virgin and Moapa on consecutive weeks.
Moapa Valley 48, Clark 7

Moapa Valley won’t be challenged much over the next month.
Moapa Valley 50, Clark 7

Faith has a hangover from Colorado trip.
Boulder City 19, Faith Lutheran 14

Faith Lutheran receiver Anthony Pryatel-Farmer had a breakout game in Colorado.
Faith Lutheran 28, Boulder City 24

Virgin Valley no longer flying under the radar.
Virgin Valley 50, Pahrump Valley 7

Virgin Valley is officially a state championship contender in the Division 1-A.
Virgin Valley 49, Pahrump Valley 15

Desert Pines’ size up front, rushing game too much for Mojave.
Desert Pines 30, Mojave 19

Iquan Corsey will shoulder the load for the Jaguars going forward.
Desert Pines 36, Mojave 16

Crespi has too many athletes for Liberty to contain.
Crespi 29, Liberty 22

If this wasn’t Liberty’s first game, I’d pick the Patriots.
Crespi 31, Liberty 21

Traveling to the island won’t be easy, but Gorman is significantly better than St. Louis.
Gorman 38, St. Louis 12

Gorman has a legitimate shot at an undefeated season.
Gorman 41, St. Louis 17

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  1. Last week 6-3

    Gorman 35 St Louis 10
    Crespi 30 Liberty 17
    DP 24 Mojave 14
    VV 35 Pahrump 14
    Moapa 56 Clark 0
    Foothill 35 Canyon S 21
    Cheyenne 33 Cim Mem 28
    Hurricane 48 Legacy 14
    Arbor V 35 Desert O 9
    Shadow R 50 Western 14
    Sunrise M 21 Sierra V 19
    Durango 38 Bonanza 27
    Palo V 28 Cent 12
    Spring V 35 Chap 14

    I will be rooting hard for Liberty and would love to see them win but Crespi is pretty solid and has two games. At least depth appears to be less of an issue for Liberty this year and I would love to see them pull it off. Glad they got scrimmages in.

    We will know a lot after this week if Foothill pounds Canyon then we will know Canyon isn't ready to bloom until next season. If they can beat Foothill then I think Vegas better start worrying.

  2. Gorman will not run the score up on this one. They have been invited to play a respected St Louis team (who won big this weekend)and there are family and friends involved. Sanchez has great respect for this program. If it starts to get away from St. Louis you may see all 70 Gorman kids who are traveling. I doubt that will happen. St Louis can be tough.

  3. Hey Ray, thanks for the special "shout out" warning for Moapa Valley and Truckee, about Cheyenne.
    We appreciate it...

  4. Week 2

    Spring Valley over Chap
    in a shoot out

    Palo over Centennial
    Centennial plays better at end of the year than beggining

    Bonanza over Durango
    upset alert Durando has to earn the hype

    Sunrise over Sierra Vista
    feel good story of the year, Sunrise and wins

    Shadow over Western
    Western will have a hard year, this rebuilding project will take 3 years

    Arbor View over Desert Oasis
    Too much power for DO

    Hurricane (Utah) over Legacy
    Legacy's first game Huricanes 3rd or 4th. Rooting on Legacy

    Cheyenne over Cimarron
    O line looks powerful, Cimarron lost RB from last year

    Moapa Valley over Clark
    Too much Moapa talent

    Faith over Boulder
    Faith's passing attack will squeak them over boulder

    Mojave over Desert Pines
    Yes I'm a homer. Go Rattlers!

    Crespi over Liberty
    Rooting for Liberty, but this is a tall task for Liberty, going to Crespi this early in the season may cost them. Also Crespi has played , not there first game of the year

    Bishop Gorman over St Louis
    If they dont get the big head from last weeks win, they will win

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