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Ocean Springs across the bridge in Biloxi. Who ya got?


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The Indians of Biloxi are on a roll, winning four in a row. Undefeated in district. 
Ocean Springs is fighting an injury bug, but that defense is tight. 
Game’s in Biloxi on Thursday night, kicking off at an early 7pm.

Been a while since Biloxi has played this well, so this game’s probably a toss up in their eyes. 
Who should I put my money on knowing that my wife’s an Indian and I shed blood for the Greyhounds?

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Biloxi looks like a different team this year but OS offense has been as advertised. However the OS defense is the real story only allowing 6 points a game.  Watching the Biloxi defense allow that same D'ville team OS just shut out to score 4 TD's, I 'd expect OS to score their average of 35-42 points. 

I'm guessing a 35-7 type score in this one but Biloxi may prove me wrong. 

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Biloxi appears different record wise, but not sure how truly good they are. This will be a big week for them to prove themselves. Pearl appears down, d'Iberville is down and I was told Harrison Central was missing several key players due to suspension this past Friday. Either way, Biloxi has won those games. I am expecting a 45-14 type of game with the Hounds winning. 

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22 hours ago, coastfootballfanman said:

Biloxi appears different record wise, but not sure how truly good they are. This will be a big week for them to prove themselves. Pearl appears down, d'Iberville is down and I was told Harrison Central was missing several key players due to suspension this past Friday. Either way, Biloxi has won those games. I am expecting a 45-14 type of game with the Hounds winning. 

Your point that Biloxi has built this good record on a weak schedule is valid, though their one loss is to a good East Central team. They have played better every game, which brings them into this game on a hot streak. If O.S. can’t address their injuries, it might slow their offense, but I didn’t see any problems against d’Iberville. Again, this Greyhound defense is the best I’ve seen this year. 

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6 minutes ago, David said:

Your point that Biloxi has built this good record on a weak schedule is valid, though their one loss is to a good East Central team. They have played better every game, which brings them into this game on a hot streak. If O.S. can’t address their injuries, it might slow their offense, but I didn’t see any problems against d’Iberville. Again, this Greyhound defense is the best I’ve seen this year. 

Who is currently injured for the Hounds?

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2 hours ago, coastfootballfanman said:

Who is currently injured for the Hounds?

Sorry to say that starting running back Will Smith is out for the season with a broken leg. I’m hoping that he heals up and continues with his career since he’s just a sophomore. They have some options, including a ninth grade speed demon. Their best wide receiver, Coulter, has missed a couple of games, reportedly with a turf toe injury. They haven’t missed him yet, but will need him moving forward. 

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4 minutes ago, David said:

Sorry to say that starting running back Will Smith is out for the season with a broken leg. I’m hoping that he heals up and continues with his career since he’s just a sophomore. They have some options, including a ninth grade speed demon. Their best wide receiver, Coulter, has missed a couple of games, reportedly with a turf toe injury. They haven’t missed him yet, but will need him moving forward. 

Are you sure on those injuries? I haven't heard that from my OS friends. 

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1 hour ago, coastball said:

Are you sure on those injuries? I haven't heard that from my OS friends. 

Probably better not to actually name my sources, but rest assured on the Will Smith diagnosis. I think it’s common knowledge on the Coulter kid with the turf toe, but you’d like to think that he could recover from that with rest, and it’s been three weeks now since he left the Hancock game and was stretching on the sidelines. I’d love to hear better news on the running back, but he went down very hard on the sideline, and left on a stretcher. 

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