Curtis without a doubt is the best. I give credit to St. Aug. for taking advantage of opportunities (as well as a monster performance by Fournette) handed to them by Curtis. St. Aug. did not beat Curtis as much as Curtis beat Curtis. Also, Curtis was up 21 to 0 against Karr and hats off to Karr for a great comeback and short lived lead but Curtis responded with a game winning score. Curtis may not have as much pure athletic talent as either Karr or St. Aug. but this is a team game and Curtis is the best team.
Roderic Bergeron Sr - 11 years ago
It's really hard to say who is the best team in New Orleans based on the results. I can tell you that St. Aug's coaching staff practically gift wrapped the game to Karr. Karr's defense was as good as advertised but when Fournette was put in at QB, they had no answer. Speedy Noil was as good as advertised but was being contained by St. Aug's defense until they got tired in the 3rd from being on the field pretty much the entire 3rd and 4th quarter. Karr showed what can happen to Curtis once the veer is shutdown. They had a stroke of luck when Curtis' QB got hurt. Karr put up a valiant effort to come back from so far down but in the end, play calling cost them the game. The Curtis/St. Aug match up was the closest game in that no team enjoyed more than a TD lead at any given point in the game. If Curtis had their starting QB, but, even if he had been in there, he couldn't help their TE catch a TD pass where no one was around him. To their credit, St. Aug executed when it counted and converted 3 huge 4th down plays and 2-2pt conversions to win the game. I'm biased but I would say my Purple Knights are the best followed by Karr (because of the amount of talent they have on that team) and then Curtis. I will say this, if I was team with any of these teams on their schedule, I would be afraid. I would be very afraid.
Curtis without a doubt is the best. I give credit to St. Aug. for taking advantage of opportunities (as well as a monster performance by Fournette) handed to them by Curtis. St. Aug. did not beat Curtis as much as Curtis beat Curtis. Also, Curtis was up 21 to 0 against Karr and hats off to Karr for a great comeback and short lived lead but Curtis responded with a game winning score. Curtis may not have as much pure athletic talent as either Karr or St. Aug. but this is a team game and Curtis is the best team.
It's really hard to say who is the best team in New Orleans based on the results. I can tell you that St. Aug's coaching staff practically gift wrapped the game to Karr. Karr's defense was as good as advertised but when Fournette was put in at QB, they had no answer. Speedy Noil was as good as advertised but was being contained by St. Aug's defense until they got tired in the 3rd from being on the field pretty much the entire 3rd and 4th quarter. Karr showed what can happen to Curtis once the veer is shutdown. They had a stroke of luck when Curtis' QB got hurt. Karr put up a valiant effort to come back from so far down but in the end, play calling cost them the game. The Curtis/St. Aug match up was the closest game in that no team enjoyed more than a TD lead at any given point in the game. If Curtis had their starting QB, but, even if he had been in there, he couldn't help their TE catch a TD pass where no one was around him. To their credit, St. Aug executed when it counted and converted 3 huge 4th down plays and 2-2pt conversions to win the game. I'm biased but I would say my Purple Knights are the best followed by Karr (because of the amount of talent they have on that team) and then Curtis. I will say this, if I was team with any of these teams on their schedule, I would be afraid. I would be very afraid.