Blitz Picks - Week 14
WEEK 1 PICKS: 34-41, 82.9%
WEEK 2 PICKS: 40-50, 80%
WEEK 3 PICKS: 39-51, 76.5%
WEEK 4 PICKS: 36-44, 81.8%
WEEK 5 PICKS: 42-48, 87.5%
WEEK 6 PICKS: 26-31, 83.8%
WEEK 7 PICKS: 40-43, 93%
WEEK 8 PICKS: 36-43, 83.7%
WEEK 9 PICKS: 36-45, 80%
WEEK 10 PICKS: 41-47, 87.2%
WEEK 11 PICKS: 34-39, 87.2%
WEEK 12 PICKS: 31-37, 83.8%
WEEK 13 PICKS: 21-25, 84%
SEASON: 456-544, 83.8%
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ABILENE HIGH (10-2) VS. JUSTIN NORTHWEST (10-2) - FRIDAY, 7 P.M. - WICHITA FALLS
SERIES HISTORY: First meeting
The Eagles forced four turnovers to knock off Denton Ryan last week, and now they meet up with Justin Northwest in Wichita Falls Friday night.
Northwest, in the postseason for the sixth year in a row under former Hardin-Simmons quarterback Bill Poe, has only reached the third round of the playoffs once before, falling to Lubbock Cooper 34-14 in 2018.
The Texans finished tied in District 3-5A Division I, losing only to Aldeo 38-13 and Denton Ryan 28-14. Ryan is, of course, the team the Eagles just eliminated from the playoffs. Those are the only two losses on the season for the Texans, who beat Prosper Rock Hill and McKinney North in the non-district.
The Eagles have been to the third round of the playoffs in three of the last four seasons. They fell in round three to Burleson Centennial last year and to Denton Guyer in 2020. Abilene High has not advanced to the fourth round since 2011.
Points Per Game
Northwest: 39.1
Abilene: 41.7
Points Allowed Per Game
Northwest: 17.7
Abilene: 20.4
Best Win
Northwest: 40-37 over Midlothian
Abilene: 31-21 over Denton Ryan
Up Next: winner of Aledo (12-0) vs. Red Oak (12-0)
STAT LEADERS
Dylan Slack: 165-236, 2095 yds, 24 TD, 4 int; 66 yds, 4 TD rushing
Bam Rashaw: 190 yds, 2 TD rushing
Chad Lara: 418 yds, 10 TD
Brayden Henry: 844 yds, 13 TD rushing; 30-58, 308 yds, 2 TD, 1 int passing; 12 rec, 104 yds, 2 TD
Ryland Bradford: 48 rec, 868 yds, 10 TD; 89 yds, 2 TD rushing; 2 kickoff return for TD
Jackson Howle: 52 rec, 553 yds, 4 TD
Bryce Neves: 99 tkl, 6.5 tfl, 5 int, 5 ff, 3 fr, 1 sack
Leddie Thompson: 130-190, 1529 yds, 12 TD, 6 int; 205 yds, 3 TD rushing
Saheed Durodoye: 1871 yds, 27 TD rushing
Kobey Wall: 43 rec, 501 yds, 4 TD
DCTF Spread: Abilene High by 8
The Pick: Abilene High
#6 BROWNWOOD (10-1) VS. SPRINGTOWN (9-3) - FRIDAY, 7 P.M. - CROWLEY
SERIES HISTORY: Brownwood leads 2-0
The Lions are in the regional round of the playoffs for the second straight season and are hoping to avoid bowing out like they did last year against Wichita Falls.
Brownwood rolled past Canyon Randall 37-10 last week to advance and will face a Springtown team that blew out El Paso Riverside 62-21.
The Porcupines have been used to deep playoff runs of late, reaching the state semifinals in 2019 and the fourth round in both 2020 and 2021 before falling to Canyon Randall in the bi-district round last year. They will be without quarterback Hudson Hulet, however, as he broke his leg in the third quarter of the win last week.
Springtown finished second to Decatur in District 4-4A Division I, falling to the Eagles 23-17. They also lost to Alvarado 48-41 and Graham 36-15 in non-district in the first two weeks of the season.
Both teams played Waco Connally this season. The Porcupines got past them 22-19 on the road on September 29, and Brownwood squeaked past them 31-28 at home the week before.
These two teams haven’t played since 2015, when the Lions roared to a 72-28 victory.
Points Per Game
Springtown: 42.4
Brownwood: 40.6
Points Allowed Per Game
Springtown: 23.3
Brownwood: 14.3
Best Win
Springtown: 22-19 at Waco Connally
Brownwood: 35-21 at Wylie
Up Next: winner of Estacado (10-2) vs. Decatur (8-4)
STAT LEADERS
Hudson Hulett: 82-171, 930 yds, 9 TD, 7 int; 597 yds, 9 TD
Drake Doggett: 958 yds, 11 TD
Brayden Fox: 25 rec, 300 yds, 2 TD
Yair Hernandez: 66 tkl
Ike Hall: 93-168, 1664 yds, 17 TD, 6 int; 1491 yds, 21 TD rushing
Levi Pearson: 570 yds, 5 TD rushing
Jaylan Brown: 427 yds, 9 TD rushing
Carson Noe: 33 rec, 597 yds, 5 TD
Aaron Edmonds: 23 rec, 281 yds, 2 TD
Morsello Hooker: 16 rec, 428 yds, 9 TD; 32 tkl, 2 int
Sam Kallman: 126 tkl, 8 tfl, 6 sacks, 1 fr
Steve Ramirez: 125 tkl, 8 tfl, 4 sacks, 2 int
Noah Gonzalez: 114 tkl, 7 tfl, 2 sacks
DCTF Spread: Springtown by 2
The Pick: Brownwood
CLYDE (10-1) VS. #4 BROCK (9-3) - FRIDAY, 1 P.M. - GRAHAM
SERIES HISTORY: Brock leads 1-0
The Bulldogs are looking to reach the fourth round of the playoffs for the first time in school history, but they have a huge test to do it against state power Brock.
Clyde is in the third round for the second time ever and the first time since 2008, while Brock is looking to reach the state championship game for the third time in a row. They have lost in the title game the last two seasons to Lorena and Franklin.
The Bulldogs got past Shallowater at Shotwell Stadium Saturday afternoon to advance, while the Eagles blasted Muleshoe 76-13. Brock has scored 59 or more points in seven of their past eight games, with the only close win coming in a 26-14 contest against Paradise.
Brock played its usual very strong non-district slate, falling to Texarkana Pleasant Grove, Wimbereley and Gunter and beating 4A Wichita Falls Hirschi. They have picked up eight wins in a row since falling to Gunter, 35-12.
Clyde has picked up a pair of close playoff wins to stay alive and will need to be at their best to beat Brock.
This is the first meeting between the two since a 49-3 Brock bi-district playoff win in 2017.
Points Per Game
Clyde: 40.9
Brock: 48.5
Points Allowed Per Game
Clyde: 22.8
Brock: 11.3
Best Win
Clyde: 29-14 over Jim Ned
Brock: 26-14 over Paradise
Up Next: winner of Paradise (11-1) vs. Bushland (11-1)
STAT LEADERS
Blake Carr: 133-226, 2482 yds, 35 TD, 7 int; 1713 yds, 20 TD rushing
Josh Hutton: 582 yds, 6 TD rushing
Fabian Gomez: 594 yds, 9 TD rushing
Daijon Booker: 50 rec, 954 yds, 11 TD
Kendrick Johnson: 33 rec, 741 yds, 12 TD
Landon Yates: 21 rec, 311 yds, 8 TD
Brody Woods: 130-204, 1891 yds, 27 TD, 9 int; 925 yds, 10 TD rushing
Brett Tutter: 674 yds, 14 TD rushing
Carson Finney: 51 rec, 744 yds, 9 TD
Cooper Massey: 186 tkl, 37 tfl, 5 sacks
DCTF Spread: Brock by 32
The Pick: Brock
COMANCHE (8-4) VS. #1 GUNTER (12-0) - FRIDAY, 12 P.M. - CHOCTAW STADIUM
SERIES HISTORY: First meeting
The Indians knocked off previously unbeaten Scurry-Rosser last week and now get a shot against another unbeaten opponent, #1 ranked Gunter.
The Tigers won it all last season and enter on a 27-game winning streak. The latest victim was Wichita Falls City View in an 83-6 decision last week. Gunter has won its two playoff games by a combined 158-6 and has only allowed double digits in points twice this season when they beat Brock 35-12 and beat Prosper Walnut Grove 64-24. That 34 against Brock was the fewest points they’ve scored in a game all year.
The Indians picked up their fifth win in a row last week and seem to be getting back to their top form when they were ranked in the 3A D2 top ten in early September.
Points Per Game
Comanche: 38.1
Gunter: 61.3
Points Allowed Per Game
Comanche: 16.9
Gunter: 5.2
Best Win
Comanche: 41-21 over Scurry-Rosser
Gunter: 35-12 over Brock
Up Next: winner of Jacksboro (12-0) vs. Holliday (11-1)
STAT LEADERS
Layden Welch: 1441 yds, 21 TD, 1 int passing; 511 yds, 9 TD rushing
Cole Schwertner: 636 yds, 3 TD rushing; 2 rec, 28 yds
Sawyer Wilkerson: 949 yds, 10 TD rushing
Kyler Beaty: 32 rec, 492 yds, 9 TD
DCTF Spread: Gunter by 37
The Pick: Gunter
#6 HAWLEY (10-2) VS. SONORA (11-1) - FRIDAY, 6 P.M. - SAN ANGELO
SERIES HISTORY: Hawley leads 1-0
The Bearcats beat up on Panhandle last week to set up a round-three showdown with Sonora for a second straight season.
Hawley busted the Broncos 57-26 in 2022 on their way to winning the state championship and will now meet a Sonora team that was in the state rankings for most of the season.
The Broncos beat Farwell 42-14 last week and snuck past Anson 29-27 in the bi-district round. Hawley beat Anson 45-0 at home in the regular season.
Sonora running back Edgar Deluna has been tough to stop this season. He ranks fourth in the state in rushing yards with 2374 and fifth in the state with 38 total touchdowns, according to the MaxPreps leaderboard.
The Bearcats have won eight in a row since falling to Albany in their non-district finale, including their dominant 43-point win over a Panhandle squad that was favored by many to beat them.
Points Per Game
Hawley: 36.3
Sonora: 44.3
Points Allowed Per Game
Hawley: 15.5
Sonora: 19.6
Best Win
Hawley: 34-30 over Stamford
Sonora: 44-30 over Coahoma
Up Next: winner of Stratford (12-0) vs. New Deal (9-3)
STAT LEADERS
Keagan Ables: 176-282, 2975 yds, 42 TD, 2 int; 208 yds, 3 TD rushing; 19 tkl, 2 int
Landon Sykora: 711 yds, 9 TD rushing; 86 tkl, 7 tfl, 2 int, 4 fr
Diontay Ramon: 68 rec, 1225 yds, 17 TD; 191 yds, 4 TD rushing; 77 tkl, 11 tfl, 4 int
Chandlin Myers: 46 rec, 699 yds, 11 TD; 35 tkl, 1 tfl
Hunter Hudson: 83 tkl, 17 tfl, 5.5 sacks
Jaime Buitron: 56-119, 1100 yds, 11 TD, 1 int; 298 yds, 4 TD rushing
Edgar Deluna: 2374 yds, 34 TD rushing; 130 tkl, 20 tfl, 8 int, 5 ff
Kam Aguero: 33 rec, 606 yds, 9 TD
DCTF Spread: Hawley by 15
The Pick: Hawley
#1 ALBANY (12-0) VS. MUENSTER (8-4) - FRIDAY, 1 P.M. - WEATHERFORD
SERIES HISTORY: Albany leads 5-1
The Lions bring their 23-game winning streak with them into yet another playoff matchup against Muenster. The Lions and Hornets will be playing in the postseason for the fifth time since 2012 this week, the most recent was a 34-21 third-round Albany win in 2021.
Albany shut out Celeste 56-0 last week to run their shutout streak to four games in a row. The Lions have outscored their last seven opponents by a combined 387-7, with Roscoe scoring the only points against them in that stretch.
Muenster beat Haskell in bi-district 44-7 and whipped Wink 42-14 last week to get here. They placed second in District 8 to Collinsville and lost in non-district play to Bells, Paradise, and Pottsboro, who all ended up as 3A playoff teams.
This will be Albany’s toughest test since the Roscoe game, but one they should be able to pass if they keep playing like they have all season.
Points Per Game
Albany: 46.1
Muenster: 29.9
Points Allowed Per Game
Albany: 6.9
Muenster: 16.7
Best Win
Albany: 27-14 over Hawley
Muenster: 41-14 over Wink
Up Next: winner of Roscoe (10-2) vs. Collinsville (11-1)
STAT LEADERS
Chip Chambers: 118-202, 1914 yds, 28 TD, 11 int; 84 yds, 2 TD rushing
Adam Hil: 1954 yds, 34 TD rushing; 10 rec, 171 yds, 5 TD
Cason Fairchild: 48 rec, 884 yds, 10 TD
Jaxson Hoel: 121 tkl, 8 tfl, 2 sacks, 2 fr
DCTF Spread: Albany by 19
The Pick: Albany
ROSCOE (10-2) VS. #4 COLLINSVILLE (11-1) - FRIDAY, 2 P.M. - SPRINGTOWN
SERIES HISTORY: Windthorst leads 1-0
The Plowboys are in the third round for the first time since 2016 and looking to get to the fourth round for the first time since 2000.
The Pirates are coming off a 69-21 win over Miles last week, a team Roscoe squeaked by 34-33 in the regular season finale to claim the two seed from District 6-2A Division II. They lost to Albany in the fourth round last season, which is tied for the deepest playoff run in school history.
They are a passing juggernaut, led by quarterback Logan Jenkins, who threw for 449 yards and six touchdowns to six different players last week. He also ran for two touchdowns, for good measure. Both Colin Barnes and Rylan Newman have gone over the 1,000-yard mark as receivers.
Windthorst earned its best win of the season last week by whipping Windthorst 50-22 at McMurry. The Plowboys were nearly unstoppable on the ground, racking up nearly 400 yards rushing in the win.
The contrast of styles between the Roscoe ground game and Collinsville passing attack will be fun to see. If the Plowboys can control the clock and keep the Pirate offense off the field they should have a chance to pull off the upset.
Points Per Game
Roscoe: 39.3
Collinsville: 51.9
Points Allowed Per Game
Roscoe: 18.2
Collinsville: 14.9
Best Win
Roscoe: 50-22 over Windthorst
Collinsville: 51-27 over Muenster
Up Next: winner of Albany (12-0) vs. Muenster (8-4)
STAT LEADERS
Jace Arnwine: 122-198, 1867 yds, 23 TD, 5 int; 39 yds, 1 TD rushing
Ivan McCann: 1632 yds, 17 TD rushing
Seth Wilcox: 46 rec, 867 yds, 14 TD; 449 yds, 5 TD rushing
Parker Gleaton: 33 rec, 555 yds, 7 TD; 59 yds, 2 TD rushing
Logan Jenkins: 330-443, 4472 yds, 60 TD, 4 int; 418 yds, 7 TD rushing
Parker Wells: 389 yds, 8 TD rushing
Rylan Newman: 80 rec, 1047 yds, 13 TD
Colin Barnes: 79 rec, 1220 yds, 17 TD
Garrett Trevino: 135 tkl, 18 tfl
DCTF Spread: Collinsville by 12
The Pick: Collinsville
#4 WESTBROOK (10-1) VS. #9 BORDEN COUNTY (11-1) - SATURDAY, 2 P.M. - SWEETWATER
SERIES HISTORY: Borden County leads 10-6
The Region I title is on the line in Sweetwater Saturday afternoon as the two-time defending state champs meet up with ninth-ranked Borden County.
The Coyotes missed the playoffs last year but are back with a vengeance in 2023. They only lost to #1-ranked Abbott, 78-56, in the regular season and knocked previously unbeaten Whiteface out of the playoffs last week, 65-50.
The two teams have several common opponents. Borden County beat Highland 54-24, and Westbrook beat them 46-0. The Coyotes beat Rankin 42-30, and the Wildcats beat them twice, 52-0 and 72-22. Borden County beat Ira 48-0 in the bi-district playoffs, and Westbrook beat the Bulldogs 58-8. Both teams also beat Garden City, the Coyotes, 50-0, and the Wildcats, 60-8.
Westbrook has not been touched since its season-opening loss to Knox City, earning ten straight mercy rule victories.
The Wildcats have won two in a row in the series, including a 48-0 regular-season win in 2021. This is their first ever meeting in the playoffs.
Points Per Game
Westbrook: 55.4
Borden County: 55.7
Points Allowed Per Game
Westbrook: 12.3
Borden County: 18
Best Win
Westbrook: 60-14 over Jonesboro
Borden County: 65-50 over Whiteface
Up Next: winner of Miami (12-0) vs. Happy (11-1)
STAT LEADERS
Parker Matlock: 19-39, 257 yds, 6 TD, 2 int; 3 rec, 78 yds, 1 TD; 94 tkl, 15 tfl, 5 fr
Keegan Gilbreath: 1073 yds, 30 TD rushing; 11-16, 295 yds, 7 TD passing; 6 rec, 75 yds, 1 TD; 89 tkl, 8 tfl, 5 int
Grayson Jeffrey: 984 yds, 19 TD rushing; 8 rec, 204 yds, 3 TD; 76 tkl, 2 tfl, 2 int, 8 pbu
Aiden Sullivan: 11 rec, 237 yds, 4 TD; 78 tkl, 16 tfl, 8 sacks, 7 fr, 9 ff
Ethan King: 81 tkl, 6 tfl, 9 sacks, 3 fr
Damien Stewart: 81 tkl, 12 tfl
Sixmanfootball.com Computer Rankings:
Westbrook: #2 in 1A D1
Borden County: #5 in 1A D1
DCTF Spread: Westbrook by 13
Sixmanfootball Spread: Westbrook by 10
The Pick: Westbrook
MAY (9-3) VS. #5 JONESBORO (11-1) - SATURDAY, 5 P.M. - DUBLIN
SERIES HISTORY: Jonesboro leads 9-8
The Tigers get another shot at Jonesboro after falling to the Eagles 48-22 on October 27 in the game that decided the district title.
A big factor in this game will be the status of Tiger Braden Steele, who had to miss much of the Leverett’s Chapel game with an injury. May beat the Lions without him 57-12 and carry a ton of momentum into the rematch with the Eagles.
Jonesboro shut out Chester last week, 64-0. Their only loss all season was in week two to Westbrook, so they bring a ten-game winning streak into the contest on Saturday. The Eagles have not allowed a point so far in the postseason.
This will be the fourth playoff meeting between the two programs. Jonesboro knocked May out of the playoffs in 2017, while the Tigers returned the favor in 2020 and 2021.
Points Per Game
May: 47.8
Jonesboro: 59.3
Points Allowed Per Game
May: 36.7
Jonesboro: 16
Best Win
May: 92-70 over Irion County
Jonesboro: 48-22 over May
Up Next: winner of Gordon (12-0) vs. Abbott (12-0)
STAT LEADERS
Braden Steele: 1580 yds, 26 TD rushing; 72-120, 1265 yds, 21 TD passing
Mikey Scheriger: 349 yds, 6 TD rushing; 12 rec, 121 yds, 2 TD
Ben Harrell: 477 yds, 13 TD rushing; 20 rec, 486 yds, 9 TD
Sixmanfootball.com Computer Rankings:
May: #14 in 1A D1
Jonesboro: #14 in 1A D1
DCTF Spread: Jonesboro by 20
Sixmanfootball Spread: Jonesboro by 15
The Pick: Jonesboro
#1 BENJAMIN (12-0) VS. #3 JAYTON (12-0) - FRIDAY, 6 P.M. - HERMLEIGH
SERIES HISTORY: Jayton leads 13-2
The matchup folks in the northern part of the Big Country have been waiting and hoping for is finally here as unbeaten and top-ranked Benjamin will meet unbeaten and third-ranked Jayton Friday night in Hermleigh.
The Jaybirds cruised past Strawn 58-12 to advance, while the Mustangs had to work for it but got past Newcastle in a 112-84 shootout. It was the first complete game Benjamin has had to play all season.
Jayton is the last team to beat Benjamin. They knocked the Mustangs out of the playoffs in 2021, and Benjamin has not lost since, reeling off 26 wins in a row.
Both teams can score a lot and both play great defense. This could be one of the better matchups in the state this week, and some folks think this game will decide the eventual state champion.
Points Per Game
Benjamin: 68.1
Jayton: 58.6
Points Allowed Per Game
Benjamin: 17.5
Jayton: 11.3
Best Win
Benjamin: 80-33 over Follett
Jayton: 55-34 over Klondike
Up Next: winner of Klondike (10-1) vs. Balmorhea (10-2)
STAT LEADERS
Grayson Rigdon: 1791 yds, 33 TD rushing; 46-58, 987 yds, 15 TD passing; 22 rec, 634 yds, 18 TD; 84 tkl, 3 ff, 7 int, 6 defensive TD; 4 kickoff returns for TD, 1 punt return for TD
Keegan Hayes: 543 yds, 9 TD rushing; 19 rec, 516 yds, 8 TD; 30-47, 758 yds, 21 TD, 1 int passing; 106 tkl, 2 ff, 2 int, 2 defensive TD
Weston Weatherford: 16 rec, 299 yds, 5 TD; 73 tkl, 2 int, 2 ff, 1 fr
Tallon Hayes: 103 tkl, 4 ff, 5 fr, 1 int
Sixmanfootball.com Computer Rankings:
Benjamin: #1 in 1A D2
Jayton: #3 in 1A D2
DCTF Spread: Jayton by 1
Sixmanfootball Spread: Benjamin by 5
The Pick: Benjamin
ABILENE CHRISTIAN (10-2) VS. LUCAS CHRISTIAN (10-2) - FRIDAY, 7 P.M. - DUBLIN
SERIES HISTORY: Abilene Christian leads 1-0
The Panthers and Lucas Christian meet in the playoffs for the second straight season, but this time its a round deeper.
Abilene Christian knocked the previously unbeaten Warriors out in the quarterfinals 68-44 a year ago.
The Panthers are now in the state semifinals for the second straight season, while the Warriors advanced with an upset of two-time defending state champ Fort Worth Covenant 68-48 last week. ACS got past Plano Coram Deo 60-48 to move on.
That means each team has a win over a team the opposing team lost to in district play. The Panthers beat Coram Deo while the Warriors lost to them 59-34, and the Warriors beat a Covenant team the Panthers lost to 52-6.
Led by quarterback Rylee Holmann, the Warriors love to throw the football. He has 67 touchdown passes this season, 31 of them to Rylan Goss. The Panthers are more of a running team, with Brooks Armstrong leading the way with over 1700 yards and 30 touchdowns rushing.
Lucas Christian enters on a five-game winning streak. Their only other loss this season was to East Texas Homeschool in week one. ETHS is set to face Victoria Homeschool this week for the TAIAO DII state championship.
The Panthers lost to defending UIL 1A DII state champ Benjamin in week three and to Covenant in week nine.
Points Per Game
ACS: 51.1
Lucas: 52.3
Points Allowed Per Game
ACS: 30.9
Lucas: 32.9
Best Win
ACS: 68-44 over Hermleigh
Lucas Christian: 68-48 over Fort Worth Covenant
Up Next: winner of Conroe Covenant (11-1) vs. Pasadena First Baptist (12-0)
STAT LEADERS
Brooks Armstrong: 1715 yds, 30 TD rushing; 14 rec, 164 yds, 3 TD; 10-16, 129 yds, 3 TD passing; 36 tkl, 4 int
Carson Schwiethale: 51-92, 798 yds, 13 TD, 2 int; -27 yds, 1 TD rushing
Davis Patteson: 502 yds, 10 TD rushing; 44 tkl, 2 sacks, 1 int
Bryce McGlothlin: 38 tkl, 7.5 sacks; 4 rec, 82 yds, 3 TD
Isaac Presley: 57 tkl, 3 sacks, 2 int, 6 fr; 14 rec, 237 yds, 4 TD
Nate Garza: 30 tkl, 5.5 sacks, 5 fr; 16 rec, 375 yds, 5 TD
Pierson Walters: 308 yds, 5 TD rushing
Rylee Holman: 245-379, 3556 yds, 67 TD, 7 int
Blaise Simmons: 320 yds, 7 TD rushing; 56 rec, 773 yds, 8 TD; 69 tkl, 8 pbu
Rylan Goss: 58 rec, 1231 yds, 31 TD; 49 tkl, 4 int
Luke Martin: 52 rec, 648 yds, 12 TD; 136 tkl, 7 tfl, 6 int
Kale Torre: 113 tkl, 9 tfl
Sixmanfootball.com Computer Rankings:
Abilene Christian: #3 in TAPPS DII
Lucas Christian: #2 in TAPPS DII
DCTF Spread: Abilene Christian by 1
Sixmanfootball Spread: Lucas Christian by 1
The Pick: Abilene Christian
