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svhorns
07-17-2009, 12:52 PM
They have some pretty good football players this year... who will be able to step up and take them down?
SLC
07-17-2009, 01:02 PM
They have some pretty good football players this year... who will be able to step up and take them down?


I dont know if you meant "win in 2a" or what, cause they are in 1A, in fact likely the top 1, 2 or 3 in 1A this coming season.


I would say they are the odds on favorite to win the D2 title in 1A. Albany, Stratford and others are likely challangers.


If you are asking if they could win in 2A, then I think yes. They are a very solid program and could likely compete very well at the 2A level. It might take them a few seasons before they could be a title competing levels, but they are capable of doing it.
wolfpack4life
07-17-2009, 01:04 PM
They have some pretty good football players this year... who will be able to step up and take them down?

hmmm..i think they will be good..but they wont win it all IMO..this situation reminds me of temple in 5a...lache seastrunk is good...but they wont win it all
Firebird
07-17-2009, 01:09 PM
hmmm..i think they will be good..but they wont win it all IMO..this situation reminds me of temple in 5a...lache seastrunk is good...but they wont win it all

Traylon Shead isn't the only athlete Cayuga has, they have a WR committed to A&M as well. 1A isn't like 5A, one amazing skill player can put you over the top. Cayuga returns a good core from the group that finished runner up in A DII last year. I see no reason to think they can't do it. The Panhandle teams will be tough again, though.
SLC
07-17-2009, 01:17 PM
Traylon Shead isn't the only athlete Cayuga has, they have a WR committed to A&M as well. 1A isn't like 5A, one amazing skill player can put you over the top. Cayuga returns a good core from the group that finished runner up in A DII last year. I see no reason to think they can't do it. The Panhandle teams will be tough again, though.


Yep. Malcome Kennedy is a very good reciever. They will need someone to step up and take over for Broc though, having said that, they are definately a run first team with Traylon in the backfield. They have 13 or 14 starters returning, so I think, as I stated above, that they are the odds on favorites to win the D2 title.
33Blood
07-17-2009, 01:44 PM
They are the heavy favorite to win the title along with Longview in 4A. Those are the two teams that I see as having anything less than a title would be a disappointing season.
svhorns
07-17-2009, 02:21 PM
I dont know if you meant "win in 2a" or what, cause they are in 1A, in fact likely the top 1, 2 or 3 in 1A this coming season.


I would say they are the odds on favorite to win the D2 title in 1A. Albany, Stratford and others are likely challangers.


If you are asking if they could win in 2A, then I think yes. They are a very solid program and could likely compete very well at the 2A level. It might take them a few seasons before they could be a title competing levels, but they are capable of doing it.

oops... I thought they were in 2a. I meant will they win the whole enchilada in 1a.
svhorns
07-17-2009, 02:22 PM
Cayuga also has Traylon Shead's brother who is 6'0 275.
SLC
07-17-2009, 02:36 PM
Cayuga also has Traylon Shead's brother who is 6'0 275.



Yep. Tramon Shead, OL...I thought he was like 6'5"?
svhorns
07-17-2009, 02:41 PM
Yep. Tramon Shead, OL...I thought he was like 6'5"?

hell... I was talking about Melvin Shead the DT... I didn't even know about Tramon...
SLC
07-17-2009, 03:03 PM
hell... I was talking about Melvin Shead the DT... I didn't even know about Tramon...


LOL...I didn't know about Melvin...


Tramon Shead, OL - 6'5", 245