re: this is the worst game on the schedule

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you think our team gets more experience running these plays against our d, or a glorified highschool? I get it, real games or different...but running those plays against our d can't be a bad thing.

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fair question. I think running plays against our defense is valuable but that defense knows our plays and what works may not be the same thing in a real game. also, a real game, ANY game, is a time when "the lights are on". it just gives more meaning to the play. teams get tired of scrimmaging themselves and mentally it's not the same after awhile. in a real game, a great passing play nets yardage that counts toward the stats and that helps the player.

the only thing I object to in your question is calling this team a "glorified high school". these athletes are on a higher level than that; they also are the best at their high schools, just not with the measurable of our guys.