SC/GA Sectionals

Hey Again -

I have a lot of free time today, so I guess I'll spill my brain on ultimate, which is my passion. These are my opinions on the SC/GA Sectionals tournament in Statesboro, GA.

1. The third strongest section in our region. That's like saying, we're the NIT Champions. The stronger sections, which are NC and FL, are loaded with talent and will actually have some competition in each other sections. In ours, Jojah, Tribe, and the Joint Chiefs of Waft? are pretty dominant, based on their track records. Also, we are missing GCSU from our section. It's pretty pathetic that they couldn't turn in a roster on time. Maybe next year, Disconnected.

2. UGA, GT, Clemson, and then WHO? There is not a dominant fourth team. This one is up for grabs. The top 3 are pretty much determined. Emory's Illeaguels (or whatever the hell it is) , the current fourth seed, is a pretty good pick, but seem pretty weak at times, especially when they got BLANKED by Tufts, beat by Edinboro, and Maryland.

There is no dominant fourth seed to our pool. I am going to pick Kennesaw State as this year's fourth team. Why? No reason at all. I like their coach, their scrappy players, and their tall guy named Tree. They will be underestimated time after time, and they will win game after game.

2. Will Georgia's B Team make the cut? I felt like I had to support them in some way.

3. UGA v. GT final. Who will shine in this game?

Offense - Jojah - With graduating seniors Matt Ashe, Louis Gutschenritter, and Amble Johnson and star Greg Swanson, Jojah's offense seems pretty high strung with many different weapons. Down field receivers 6'3'' Michael Slade, Tom Morris, and rookie 6'3'' Matt Bailey have proven to be able to be effective on the ground and in the air. The biggest weapon this offense has is the backhand of Greg Swanson and the unending cuts of Louis Gutschenritter

Defense - Jojah - With graduating seniors Travis Smith and Ben Morrissey, this defense is getting more and more rugged as time goes on.

Best Flick - Will Moore

Best Backhand - Greg Swanson

Best Defender - Biggie (Ben Morrissey) and Russell Snow

Best Athlete - Peter Dempsey

Best Sleeper Player - Matt Acuff and Michael Slade