I've got to wonder if Seaside and Pacific Grove's sluggish starts this year have more to do with practicing for six straight weeks in pads before playing a game than the opponent.
Early starts at both schools forced them to start football practice July 31.
But was it really necessary?
Most kids spent the entire summer getting ready for the season. They're already in shape. Most have been in the weight room since January. The systems are already in place.
You don't need double days anymore. And you certainly don't need six weeks.
You've got to wonder if these kids went into their first game a little burnt out and have been slow to get into some sort of rhythm.
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