a tuasdad a bunch of my friends (da funky bunch) was thinking the same. The sad thing is that there is no Community Pride here in Vegas. Its also hard because you have schools just right around the corner from each other. In Hawaii if you are in the bottom of the Red division say 0 or 2 wins than you get bumped down to the White and the White champion gets bumped up to the Red. Same would concept would be applied to all three divisions. Or we could carry it on a two year thing, if you are in the bottom of the division for two years than you get bumped down. I just want to see better games in las vegas, and Im sure a lot of people would go and watch football friday nights...Im Jus Saying...

Just wanted to get all the high school football fans thoughts on this idea. Split the 4 division SE,SW,NE and NW into 3 divisions. The RED, WHITE and BLUE. Based on their records this past year the RED division would hold 12 teams which are: Las Vegas, Canyon Springs, Desert Pines, Palo Verde, Arbor View, Centennial, Liberty, Foothill, Silverado, Gorman, Desert Osais and Durango.

The White Division would have 11 teams which would be: Rancho, Eldorado, Shadow Ridge, Cimarron, Cheyenne, Legacy, Del Sol, Basic, Spring Valley, Bonanza and Clark.

The Blue Division would have 10 teams: Chap, Sunrise Mountain, Valley, Faith, Mojave, Coronado, Green Valley, Western, Sierra Vista and Pahrump Valley.

The top 3 from the RED would go to the state playoffs, the top 2 in White would go, the top seed in the BLUE would go as well and the top 2 teams in the North would all be in the playoffs to. The thing that would be in discussion would be how to rank these teams of course.

The RED division should take the top 3 seeds followed by the north taking the 4th and 5th seed than the WHITE taking the 6th and 7th and the BLUE taking the 8th seed. Home team will be the higher seed. Once we come to the semi final have the games on a Friday double header 5:30 and 8:00 games at Sam Boyd.

Than the next week have another double header the consolation game at 5 and the championship game at 8 on a friday over at Sam Boyd again.

Here we go boys...they finally mentioned the defense incredible. Good Luck to both teams tomorrow. Look for a hard fought game maybe even down to the wire...Lets go Patriots...

how about you people from moapa relax and just use Silvers words as a motivational weapon. Hey his job is to have us get on this blog and argue and debate why our teams is better and their picks is wrong. Don't get your panties in a bunch...jus write your statement on why your team is going to win and then send the comment..no need to attack the writers character or his moral standards.... I'm Just Saying... Now write more about Liberty's defense Silver......lol....Go Patriots...

Well vegas vegas I would love to see a Gorman vs. Liberty title game as well, Liberty got something to prove to someone. But got to take care of Del Sol first. And thats this weeks agenda. Good Luck to the Patriots, its do or die.....hea we go...

Got to agree with the w1536uy. You mention all the good athletes on the Del Sol squad saying this and that about them, but failed to mention the athletes on the Liberty side. I know that you know that most of Del Sol's starters play both ways. Even some of their lineman. Playing a physical team like Liberty, which has good depth on the D and O line should play in Liberty's favor. The first time Liberty and Del Sol met, coach Goroff offensive strategy was the same run the ball, but keep two O-line guys on #9 Samson Toalei. Now with the emergence of #79 Josh Lavau, #52 Remy Taeao and #76 Teddy Efthemeou Liberty's D-line will be tearing up the middle of Del Sol's offensive line which will free up LB's #9 Samson Toalei, #20 Albert Tai, # 43 Chanston Kahoaka and #54 Spencer Hill-Hale to contain Reed. Thought i mention a few defensive kids from Liberty with their numbers so everyone know who they are and make it easy to track them on the field. But again don't mention the Liberty athletes on your paper or podcast, the w1536uy and I will do it for you...I'm Just Saying....

Well I like to thank you to for picking against Liberty again. For some odd reason whenever you pick against Liberty they always find a way to win. And you make it seem that Liberty is always lucky winning games or Liberty didn't really earn the W. Yes it is Liberty's first playoff scene, but thats no reason for picking against them. Yes the fumbles were costly against Canyon Springs, but don't you think the coach made adjustments for that. And can you please give some credit to the Liberty Defense. So far only two teams scored over 20 points against them, they shut down 3 good running backs and held them under 100 yards rushing (Edwards, Afoa, and Rimmey). The D-line is lead by Remy Taeao, Teddy Efthemeou and Josh Lavau. And the defense lead by the Sunrise defensive MVP Samson Toalei. But with all that said go ahead and just say Liberty is just lucky or make excuses for all the teams Liberty beats. I'm Just Saying....

Not too bad for a team with so so athletes...like the win before, Canyon Springs had so called better athletes than and they lost...they have the same athletes now and they still lost...but they are a good team though i give them that....just wonder how many more games will Liberty have to win to get the respect they so rightly deserve... Oh And the Southeast league swept the Northeast league in the playoffs...again to prove how strong the Southeast teams are...keep saying we don't have the talent or don't have the coaches...A Southeast team is going to the state final....I'm Just Saying....

Yo Cody was balling. Good job, shout out goes to the other 4 players from vegas, Jarrett Solomon, Albert Tai, Niko Kapeli and Lott Haia Kahalewai. I believe Solomon lead the west in tackles and Tai was a close second. Kapeli saw more time as a blocking back and he delivered pancake blocks on every play he was in. Kahalewai managed the offensive line like a veteran and help the west get an easy win. I wish the coaches gave the ball to Kapeli more but it is what it is. All the players did a great job and represented the 702 well. Good job guys. I'm just saying....

There are a couple of things wrong here. I don't think everyone is punished when they transfer from one public school to another. Take the Las Vegas high QB, he transfered from another school and was able to play this year. Del Sol's RB Eamon, he also transfered from another school and was able to play for Del Sol. If you are expelled from one school and than transfer to another school you are allowed to play varsity sports.

What it comes down to is that this NAIA ruling is hurting a lot of good kids. They should be more lax on this ruling or really look at the program that the athlete is going to, if they are so concerned about recruiting. Why isn't there a ruling that punishes athletes who get expelled from one school and transfers to another school. Do we live in a society that rewards our teens for bad behavior now; no we don't so why do it. At least Aniciete has two more years to compete, but what about the sophomore who will transfer to another school for whatever reason. Now he/she has to sit out their entire Junior year which is important because of college recruits. I just don't like the rule. I'm just saying....