Could this non-league battle resemble last year's Palma-Carmel CCS Division IV title game?
I expect Palma to run the ball behind that big offensive line and attempt to go on methodical, time consuming drives.
Seaside is not hiding the fact that it's going to air it out with an up-tempo offense that keeps teams from changing personnel.
Special teams in last year's title game swung the momentum. Seaside missed three extra points and botched a punt last week.
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Will be surprised if Seaside line is better than Saint Francis which had two kids at 6-6,, 280lbs as bookend OTs and only juniors. Seaside oline will need to be able to block Palma's d-line and DBs are decent this year. While Soquel had a decent offense- their defense was unproven based on the strength of teams they played. Soqiuel looks like they are a decent team, but not strong in their divivon. Seaside on the other had could be strong, but haven't gone up against a team like Palma which had two strong tests before this game.
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