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North Coast Section semifinal playoff pairings, predictions: Will Pittsburg end De La Salle’s remarkable 30-year run?
It is getting close to that point. Per week away from part championships, which assure bids into the CIF State regional bowl video games.
These regional bowl winners play for a state title.
Regardless how the divisions and competitors shapes out, taking residence banners is a giant deal to those packages, colleges and most vital, athletes.
This is a really temporary breakdown of the matchups, prediction of scores from CalPreps’ laptop and for enjoyable, we’ll supply ours as properly.
North Coast Part semifinal playoffs (except famous)
All video games 7 p.m. Friday, except famous
OPEN DIVISION FINAL
No. 2 seed Pittsburg (10-1) vs. No. 1 De La Salle (8-3) at Dublin HS
Not solely is a bit title and automated bid into the regional playoffs on the road, however so is De La Salle’s 264-game unbeaten streak towards NCS opponents. The Spartans’ final loss was to Pittsburg 35-27 within the NCS 3A title recreation. Nice matchup of Pittsburg’s high-powered offense led by Florida-bound QB Jaden Rashada and Washington commit WR Rashid Williams, towards De La Salle’s a lot improved protection that hasn’t allowed greater than a landing throughout its present five-game win streak. The return of a season-long harm to dominating DL Chase Tofaeono is a giant plus for DLS. The loser performs the winner of the D1 semifinal subsequent week to assert a D1 title and regional spot.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: De La Salle 28, Pittsburg 21
SBLive: De La Salle 21, Pittsburg 20
DIVISION 1 SEMIFINAL
No. 4 Liberty (8-3) at No. 3 Clayton Valley Constitution (7-4)
Nice matchups of quarterbacks in Liberty’s Nate Bell ( 2,394 whole yards, 31 TDs) and Clayton Valley’s Christian Aguilar (191 of 275, 2,782 yards, 23 TDs). Clayton Valley began 1-3 and Liberty 3-3. After dropping eight of 9 to Clayton Valley, Liberty has gained the final two within the sequence, 42-14 and 28-27 in 2018-19.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Clayton Valley 35, Liberty 28
SBLive: Clayton Valley 42, Liberty 21
DIVISION 2
No. 4 Foothill (7-4) at No. 1 San Ramon Valley (9-2)
The host Wolves are led by quarterback Luke Baker, who has a large junior season with 3,149 passing yards and 37 touchdowns. He spreads the ball round superbly. Foothill, within the weaker of the 2 EBAL divisions, function one of many state’s prime sophomores, receiver Chris Lawson (42 catches, 675 yards, 11 TDs). SRV already had its means with the Falcons 31-7 in September, however that may someday work towards the winner. It needs to be a lot nearer, however possible the identical winner. Within the sequence, SRV has gained 11 of 18 since 2004, together with 4 of the final 5.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: San Ramon Valley 38, Foothill 14
SBLive: San Ramon Valley 28, Foothill 21
No. 3 Rancho Cotate (9-2) at No. 2 Campolindo (11-0)
Nice matchup of large receiver-defensive backs in Cal-bound’s Sailasa Vadrawale (53 catches, 957 yards, 15 TDs) and Campolindo’s Robbie Mascheroni (56, 1,022, 17). The groups have met thrice, Campolindo gained the final 34-14 in 2019, whereas Cotate gained the 2 earlier seasons, 35-21 and 33-28.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Campolindo 27, Rancho Cotate 22
SBLive: Campolindo 35, Rancho Cotate 21
See SBLive function: Campolindo’s Sprint and Mash and No-name Bunch
DIVISION 3
No. 5 Northgate (7-4) at No. 1 El Cerrito (11-0)
You’ll be able to’t win in the event you do not rating and the Gauchos do not let anybody on the scoreboard. They’ve allowed simply 56 factors in 11 video games with three shutouts, together with 41-0 final week over Montgomery-Santa Rosa. Northgate began yr 5-0, however since then is 2-4. The Broncos scored a pleasant 24-21 win at closely favored Las Lomas-Walnut Creek final week.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: El Cerrito 31, Northgate 6
SBLive: El Cerrito 21, Northgate 0
No. 3 American Canyon (8-3) at No. 2 Windsor (8-2)
Misplaced within the controversy over disturbing recreation/end of Windsor’s 41-15 win over Faculty Park-Nice Hill final week, was implausible exhibiting of Anderson brothers, junior QB Judson (385 yards passing, 5 touchdowns) and sophomore WR Hayden (8 catches, 196 yards, TD). American Canyon can management the clock with 1,000 yard rushers Kaleb Anderson (1,174, 17 TDs) and Kapono Liu (1,034, 11).
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Windsor 28, American Canyon 17
SBLive: Windsor 21, American Canyon 20
DIVSION 4
No. 5 Del Norte-Crescent Metropolis (9-1) at No. 1 Marin Catholic-Kentfield (11-0), Saturday, 1 p.m.
Frankly, it has been a cakewalk many of the season for the host Wildcats, who’ve outscored foes 511-96 with three shutouts, together with 69-0 over Newark Memorial final week. Nice steadiness between run (1,856 yards) and go (2,238) behind RB Charles Wlliams (812 yards, 19 TDs) and QB Joey Cook dinner (1,654 yards passing, 20 TDs). Del Norte presents a legit menace, having outscored foes 428-84 together with a stunning 50-14 rout of first-round opponent Tennyson-Hayward.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Marin Catholic 31, Del Norte 28
SBLive: Marin Catholic 35, Del Norte 14
No. 3 Cardinal Newman (7-4) at No. 2 Acalanes (10-1)
One other glorious North Bay versus Lamorinda matchup pits the Dons’ tandem quarterbacks Jake Boselli and Sully Bailey (mixed, 2,778 yards, 29 TDs) towards the rugged ball-control play from Newman, led by D1 recruit Santino Acevedo (6-0, 205), who has 988 speeding yards in eight video games and 14 TDs.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Acalanes 28, Cardinal Newman 20
SBLive: Acalanes 35, Cardinal Newman 28
DIVISION 5
No. 3 Analy (6-5) at No. 2 Miramonte (7-4)
Ought to be a shootout, particularly with UCLA-bound QB Luke Duncan (190 of 306, 2,850 yards, 36 TDs) main the host Matadors. Analy has put up 429 factors this season, however given up 406. Its senior QB Sammy Lengthy has thrown for two,502 yards and 25 TDs
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Miramonte 44, Analy 42
SBLive: Miramonte 55, Analy 42
No. 5 St. Bernard’s Academy-Eureka (6-5) at No. 1 San Marin-Novato (9-2)
The host and defending state champion Mustangs are led by junior QB Dominic Ingrassia (2,008 yards passing, 27 TDs), who spreads the ball superbly to a trio of receivers, Ben Langford, Wesley Timmel and Frankie Quinci, who’ve mixed for 122 catches, 1,575 yards and 22 TDs. St. Bernard’s went completely different routes to win its final two video games, 7-6 and 51-25.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: San Marin 31, St. Bernard’s 21
SBLive: San Marin 21, St. Bernard’s 17
DIVISION 6
No. 7 Salesian (6-5) at No. 3 Justin-Siena (6-5)
The defending and two-time state champion Satisfaction are shaping into gear following 14-10 upset at Moreau Catholic-Hayward. Justin-Siena acquired defensive in 7-0 first-round playoff residence win over Middletown. Salesian beat Justin-Siena 28-26 final season in NCS title recreation and earlier than that hadn’t performed since 2008, a 28-14 Justin-Siena win.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Justin-Siena 20, Salesian 14
SBLive: Salesian 14, Justin-Siena 13
No. 4 Pinole Valley (6-4) at No. 1 Saint Mary’s-Berkeley (11-0), Saturday, 1 p.m.
The historic season for the host Panthers proceed following a 42-13 first-round win over Arcata. Led by working again/linebacker Kyle Goree, St. Mary’s has outscored foes 330-76 with 4 shutouts. Pinole Valley can management the clock with gifted RBs Ellis Shamsid Deen and Larry McDonald.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Saint Mary’s 26, Pinole valley 14
SBLive: Saint Mary’s 21, Pinole Valley 7
DIVISION 7
No. 5 McKinleyville (7-4) at No. 1 St. Vincent de Paul (11-0), Saturday, 1 p.m.
One other historic season, this one from the host Mustangs, figures to proceed behind the big abilities of RB Kai Corridor, who final week turned the Redwood Empire’s profession speeding chief in accordance with Cal-Excessive Sports activities. Corridor had 124 yards speeding and a landing in a 28-15 win over Hoopa Valley, has 1,690 yards this season (24 TDs) and 5,473 yards and 71 TDs in his profession. McKinleyville has a fairly good protection, proven in a 9-0 quarterfinal win over Willits.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: St. Vincent 31, McKinleyville 10
SBLive: St. Vincent 35, McKinleyville 14
No. 6 Kelseyville (6-5) at No. 2 Clear Lake (10-1)
It is a rematch of a Sept. 23 recreation, additionally at Clear Lake, which gained 43-33. The host Cardinals needed to beat Cloverdale for the second week in a row final week to achieve the semifinals, 47-13. Kelseyville went on the street to shock St. Patrick-St. Vincent 48-30. The groups have confronted off 18 occasions since 2004 with Clear Lake successful 11, together with the final three.
Calpreps.com laptop prediction: Clear Lake 31, Kelseyville 21
SBLive: Kelseyville 21, Clear Lake 20
(TriceEdneyWire.com)—I’ve always thought there might be a difference in misleading and lying, but JD Vance has acknowledged that he was lying about Haitian Immigrants when he admitted the story about Haitian Immigrants was intentional knowing it was not true! Even when one of his constituents came apologized to her neighbors about their taking her cat and presumably had a meal with it. Even though she found her cat in her basement, apologized and admitted she was mistaken, that was not good enough for JD or his boss,
Such despicable behavior from two men who want people to vote for them! They want those children whose school they interrupted and put fear in not only the children, but also their parents, the city and state officials! I thought about my 6-year-old nephew who just spent his first few days in first grade. He has been so excited about leaving pre-K and K and moving up to first grade! To have his school so interrupted so quickly would have been devastating.
It’s very challenging for some of the little ones to leave home, spend the day away from their Mom, and as soon as they find out school is not so bad while making new friends, they are told that school is a scary place! Their parents have to admit to them there may be bad people on the way or around the school who want to hurt them!
Do grown men who do that to children deserve to be on a ballot with the possibility of becoming what may be called leaders?
We must admit a lot of candidates running for office that we really do have despicable people masquerading as leaders but are only a disgrace to the America they claim to love more than the rest of us who work so hard to be mentors and examples of good behavior. I am talking about their parents, grandparents, their teachers and others.
I can understand why so many young people are confused about what is good and what is bad!
Do you remember when we were taught the 10 commandments? The Golden Rule? To say Yes Mam and No Mam; Yes, Sir and No, Sir? Please and thank you? You remember when truth mattered and it was less likely to be punished if we did or said something we shouldn’t have, to tell the truth?
Everything about the good old days was not good for everybody, but we had the hope of making things better—not only for ourselves, but for everybody. We were even admonished about throwing away good food by being asked if we knew about all the starving children in China who didn’t have food? We didn’t know the number—and our parents didn’t either, but the question taught us to be thoughtful before we threw away something others might need!
At one time, adults were expected to be good examples for children—but so many are failing miserably now. As we approach November 5th, Voting Day, have you noticed how many Republicans are bad examples? Thankfully, there are a few of them who are truth-tellers, and are not afraid to break the pattern and do the right thing.
JD Vance, Donald Trump, Mark Robinson, Ted Cruz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Josh Hawley, Jim Jordan, Matt Gaetz aren’t ready to break the chain!
Those who are doing better are the Cheneys, lots of former Trump staffers, Adam Kinzinger, Michael Steele, Nicole Wallace, Military Generals, 200 former President George W. Bush’s staff, Black Republicans for Harris and a growing number of others who want to make things better for all of us.
One way to do that is to VOTE as if you really mean to make things better on November 5th!
(Dr. E. Faye Williams is President of the Dick Gregory Society.)
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A woman from New Jersey and a man from Pittsburgh are the latest people to be charged after the chaotic car meetups in Philadelphia last weekend.
Alexis Boyce, 20, from Englishtown, New Jersey, surrendered to Philly police Friday morning.
Police say her vehicle, a Dodge Challenger, was recovered.
Boyce is charged with causing/risking a catastrophe, riot, fleeing a police officer and related offenses.
Albert Woynar, 18, was arrested in his hometown of Pittsburgh by the Pennsylvania State Police on Friday.
He has been transported to Philadelphia.
Woynar is also charged with causing/risking a catastrophe, riot and fleeing a police officer. He’s also charged with aggravated assault.
The chaos unfolded between 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21 and lasted until just after 4:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 22.
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Pittsburgh Steelers at Indianapolis Colts odds, expert picks, how to watch: Steelers narrowly favored on the road
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has not yet made Justin Fields the team’s official starting quarterback, but he is still in line to start a fourth consecutive game to open the season when they play the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon. The Steelers, with a 3-0 start, are a small road favorite against the 1-2 Colts, who are coming off their first win of the season.
The Steelers’ Week 3 win against the Los Angeles Chargers seemed like a big development for Fields as he had by far his best passing day of the season, leading four scoring drives (including two touchdown drives) in another win. If he is able to guide Pittsburgh to a win on Sunday with another strong performance it would be difficult to imagine Russell Wilson getting the starting job back anytime soon.
It could be a promising offensive matchup for the Steelers, given their desire to run the ball and the Colts’ struggles in stopping the run at times early this season. But Pittsburgh is dealing with some injuries in the ground game, as starting left guard Isaac Seumalo is still working his way back from injury while running backs Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren are both dealing with injuries. Harris is expected to play but was seen with a sling on his arm earlier in the week.
This is also going to be a massive test for Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson, going up against a Steelers defense with a relentless pass rush that is allowing just 8.6 points per game through the first three weeks. Richardson has been a very boom-or-bust player early in his career. While he’s struggling with turnovers, he’s also making some of the most jaw-dropping throws you can imagine from a quarterback. There will be big-play opportunities in both directions here.
Mike Tomlin is only 32-40-3 against the spread as a road favorite in his head coaching career (going back to the start of the 2007 season), but he is 4-1 in such games since the start of the 2022 season.
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