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Let's look at tonight's high school schedule.
Here's Phil Neen.
High school football weekend number four for Friday night kicks off at Weston shortly.
One-Ewak Weston, host Bonacello for Weston's homecoming football game.
North Crawford is at DeSoto, kickaboo LeFarge at Belmont, and also Highland plays at Wisconsin
Heights in eight-player football.
Also tonight Berlin is playing at Austin, Readsburg at Analaska, Wisconsin Dells at
Rippin, Beaver Dam at Sock Prairie, and West Salem at Westby.
In the SWAL, Phenomore at Benton Scales, Mount Showsburg, Cuba City at Middlewood Point,
Iowa Grand Visit, Specatonic Argyle, and Darlington at Southwestern East Dubuque.
In the Six Rivers Conference, River Ridge is playing at Potosi Casfield and Riverdale,
is on the road at Waseka, Seneca.
Here's Riverdale's coach, Jeff Johnson.
Seneca, Waseka, they have a sensor co-op, they've always been strong.
Their office is kind of like a combination of what we saw the last two weeks.
They run a lot of options, they run a lot of wing T.
In the Seening Bloss Conference, Nassita at Hillsboro, New Lisbon and Cashton, Royal at
Brookwood and Ithaca at Bangor, here's Ithaca co-head coach Kyle Kelly.
It's kind of the same situation, I believe, between both teams looking to run the ball.
Whoever can control the line of scrimmage is probably going to win the game and got to make
sure we limit turnovers and penalties.
Last Kyle, if Bangor is similar to other years?
Yeah, pretty similar.
They've added a few more wrinkles in on offense though.
They've gotten a little more complex, but they have a system and obviously it works really
well for them and they're going to compete hard.
Elsewhere, landcasters at Plattville brought head Judah at Dodgeville, Prairie do Sheen at
River Valley.
Last Tyler McLean, head coach at River Valley, if the team's offense has surprised him,
going as many points as they have the last couple of weeks.
I think we know what we're capable of as an offense, we're able to sort of control the
game.
Again, if our upfront is able to sort of dominate, that's depending upon whether if we want
to throw the ball or run the ball, we got a lot of very good athletes that we can have
touch the ball.
I mean, this week Tyler soon kind of took that and ran with it essentially and literally,
so it's great to see.
We have that capability to put that many points up, but again, it starts up front with those
guys really dominating off the ball.
And the Glares plays at Richland Center, here's Hornets Coach Andy Troxel talking about
facing a 3-0 club tonight.
We want competition like this, you know, that's been a change over the last few years here
at the center.
And so you get a ranking, you come in, I mean, our mentality is proven.
Prove you're the eighth best in the state of Wisconsin, all right, because we're going
to make you.
And our boys look at that and they're not afraid and they're ready to go toe to toe.
I think the first three games that they've had aren't nearly as competitive as what we've
had.
That's Richland Center Coach Andy Troxel and that's our featured game tonight.
New Glarris at Richland Center, the Vitesning Power Sports pre-game show begins at 635.
I am filming for WRC Osports.
For the second time in five days, the Packers had whipped one of the last season's playoff
teams and did it decisively.
Thursday's 27 to 18 win over the Washington commanders was more once cited than the score
indicates.
The Green Bay defense kept Jaden Daniels from running wild and held the visitors to 233
total yards.
Quarterback Jordan Love was 19 of 31 for 292 yards and two scoring passes to Romeo Dobs
and Tucker Kraft.
Josh Jacobs ran for 84 yards and the Packers third score.
Green Bay will take its two and all record into September 21st game at Cleveland against
the Browns.
The Brewers will welcome Central Division rival St. Louis for a weekend series at American
Family Field starting tonight.
Quinn Priester is scheduled to be the starting pitcher.
Milwaukee's big lead in the standings means there is loss at stake for this visit compared
to the past but the team could trip its magic number to single digits.
The Cardinals are out of the race and both teams are coming out of a series where they
were swept.
Pregame for that game will be at 635 and can be heard on WRC 107.7 and AM 1450.
First pitch will be at 710.
And the Badgers takes their two and all record into a C.C. country tomorrow for a game
at Alabama.
The Crimson Tide has one 85 straight games in Bryant, Danny Stadium against unranked opponents.
They are a three touched on favorite.
It has been 53 years since Wisconsin played a regular season road game against an C.C. opponent.
One of the toughest college football schedules in the nation will challenge the Badgers as
coach Luke Fickle tries to lead his program back to national prominence.
Kick off for that game tomorrow will be at 11 and you'll be able to hear that on WRC
117.7 AM 1450 WRC dot FM and on the Civic Media app with the free game starting at 9.
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