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Phil Ney has this week's Friday night football preview.
There are several homecoming football games tonight, including Lancaster at River Valley
for the annual Black OX homecoming.
I ask co-head coach Stan McAvick about the eros.
This is not the traditional under-center Lancaster with their option, but you can tell their
offense is going to look at how you line up and they're going to take advantage of you.
You can tell that they watch film of previous opponents and then they utilize that in their
game plan.
Like we watched who they played the week before and then how they attacked in the week
after.
They looked at what other teams did successfully.
So they saw what Prairie D'Shean did and what they're able to do against us.
And so we feel like they're going to attack us in the ball at certain positions.
And then also trying to throw it deep as well.
Here are the action tonight on WRCO and WRCO.com Lancaster at River Valley.
Also tonight, New Glarest is at Broadhead, Judah Prairie D'Shean at Dodgeville.
Richland Center is at Plattville.
Coach Andrew Troxel talked this week about the Hornets loss at New Glarest.
I thought we had drives, we executed and did well.
Just penalties.
And all these were a big endurance for us having success and continue to put drives together.
So yeah, it was a tough one to drop, but like we tell the kids, we're back to work on Monday
and so we've been focused on what we've got to do to get a win in Plattville.
Elsewhere in football tonight, Westby plays at Arcadia, G-E-T at Verokwell across Logan
at Biroboo, Adams Friendship at Austin, Readsburg at Analaska, Mounthor a Barnavale at
Sock Prairie in Wisconsin, Dells at Watoma.
In the six rivers, Black Hawk were on it, was Zika Stuben, Potosi Castro visits, Iowa
Grant, River Edge at Boschabell, and Pecacanica Argyle at Riverdale for the Chief in Zaniel
Homecoming Game.
Here is Riverdale coach Lucas Phelps.
A lot of times we're getting bullied in the trenches and that's where you're going
to see the success of teams, the teams that consistently win in our Simon Sound in the
trenches.
We got to do that.
Defensively, we've got to mix up our coverages a little bit.
They got a pretty solid receiver, he's got over 500 yards this year as a senior, so
we've got to find a way to honor him.
They've won a couple games this year, but I do think that we have been challenged more
with some of the teams that we have faced so far this year, and so I think our kids are
really excited to face this team for homecoming.
I think they've put a lot of time in a film, we've had great practice so far this week.
So I think the game plan is set, we've just got to find a way to execute and stay consistent
on Friday.
And the senior loves Hillsborough at New Lisbon, Brookwood, a cashed-in, and a seat up
at Ithaca.
Bulldog co-head coach Kyle Kelly talked about what they will see this week.
We finally get to see a team, they're more of a spread offense and I like to throw a lot,
and we've had team after team to last several weeks for the very run heavy and in tight,
so it's a little bit different, finally get to see something a little, but not what we've
seen the last few weeks.
And tonight in the SWAL Southwestern East of you could Bellville, Benton Scales Mountain
to Cuba City, and Phenomore at Darlington, eight player football to Soto and Monticello,
North Crawford at Delmont, Kikaboo LeFards travels to Wisconsin Heights, and Saturday when
you walk Weston plays at Highland for a two o'clock start time.
Jonas for the Vittesan Power Sports pregame show beginning around 640, and then our game
of the week, Lancastle at River Valley, can be heard on FM100.9 and WRCO.com.
I'm Filmy.
Emperor has finished out the regular season this evening before starting their playoff run on
Tuesday, when they host the New York Betts. Frankie Montaz will be taking the mound for the
Milwaukee Brewers at Ampham Field. First pitch will be at 710, and you'll be able to hear the
broadcast of that game on WRCE 107.7, and AM 1450 with the pregame starting at 635.
For the second straight week, head coach Matt LaFleur is revealing nothing more on Jordan
Love's status than his daily one-word practice designation. Limited. Last week, Love was limited
during Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday practices, and was listed as questionable before being
inactive. The same pattern is playing out this week, but LaFleur says they'll give Love up
to game time to see how he feels. The Packers will provide a final injury report when the playing
status designations this afternoon come out. The Packers take on the 3-0 Vikings at Lambo Field
on Sunday, and you will be able to hear the broadcast of that game right here on WRCE 100.9
at them, with the pregame starting at 10 and kickoff at noon. And Colournative, Joe Wolf,
a former North Carolina captain for Dean Smith, who went on to play for 17s,
in an 11-year NBA career before becoming a coach, has died.
Milwaukee Bucks announced that Wolf died unexpectedly on Thursday. He was 59. Wolf was an
assistant coach for the Bucks G League affiliate that Wisconsin heard. Wolf was an
all-american at Colour High School in 1983 before joining the tar heels to play along the
likes of Michael Jordan and Sam Perkins. Wolf was a cold captain for the tar heels as a senior
in 1986 through 87, sharing that role with Kenny Smith. WRCE Sports has been sponsored by Schwartz
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For WRCE Sports, I'm Tim Thede.