Summit @ Huron

I personally believe that the Huron League is pretty good this year. Huron has gotten every teams best punch. Although I do understand that they didn't live up to the expectations, I would think a little second life could be exactly what this team needs and they could be a tough out for some teams. Allen Park and Trenton included

I think Huron gets in.. about 12 class B schools will get in. I believe their POP will fall inside those 12.

-bn

You don't get much for an opponent that beat you, even if they win week 9. You get points based on opponents that you have beaten based on class size and wins. They need wins from Andover, FR, Jefferson and Airport.

There are a lot of teams that should make it in at 5-4 this year. Would be very surprised if Huron made it in with how little their point total is. Just one person's opinion. It would help them if all the teams they beat won.

I heard Huron has a decent shot to make the playoffs Chris, what do you think? There are a decent number of 5-4 teams out there on the bubble. I would love to see Huron in the playoffs, after last season they have gotten every teams best shot this year and I don't believe we have seen their best full game of football yet.

Many of you really show how little you understand high school football even in the Huron league by your comments. Summit will have their day, but it won't be this Friday night against Huron, because they are just a little above a JV team playing Huron's varsity. Replacing SMCC isn't the answer either, that will make Huron or any other school in the league a perennial contender for any title. SMCC is well coached and disciplined and running an outdated offense, but kicking all your backsides with it because of the off season work they do. The kids are vested in their program as they should be and do the off season work it takes to be successful in-season. If Huron wants to be state semifinalists each and every year, they need to get their athletes to buy into the program and do the off season work… to get off their behinds and commit to the program… it has to cost them emotionally on Friday night when they lose a game by any score because they aren't strong enough mentally or physically still. Until Huron has a TEAM that feels that way-not just a few kids on the team- nothing will change on a permanent basis. That, above everything else, is why SMCC continues to beat the tar out of the Huron league year in and year out with half the kids enrolled.

Mind you, I am NOT an SMCC fan. I would love to see them roll through the league with an 0-7 record, because the smug attitudes they display collectively get old, but you can't argue with what they do to ensure their own success. They play old school, smash mouth, hard nosed football that isn't about wide open offense, but rather ball control. Against Huron they had one drive that took almost nine minutes to score a touchdown… NINE minutes… It's a little boring to watch, but its an effective way to win at the high school level.

Huron people have been saying for the last 4 years that they are in the upper half of the league. If you are step up your nonconference schedule. Don't get on here and say they are lucky to get 4 league wins so they schedule 2 cupcakes to get there kids into the playoffs. EARN IT.

Not beating one decent opponent keeps them out of the playoffs this year. losses to GI, View, Milan, and SMCC.

Well turns out that playing Summit keeps them out of the playoffs this year. The 4 teams they beat this year have a combined 6 wins.

Huron needs to do everything they can out of conference to get wins. They struggle year in and year out to get 4 wins in league. Give huron a break they had one good season and everyone thinks they are a powerhouse. They are just doing want they need to do to try to get their kids into the playoffs.

I doubt that was the Huron faithful doing that, since Huron played Summit last year too. Huron played them week 1 and Riverview played them week 9.

LOL!!!!!!!

KC