It's 'Win and In' for B-CC Football
Yet, in pursuit of the team's second playoff berth in program history and first since 1995, Noland and B-CC need more, one more to be exact, when the Barons host 8-1 Gaithersburg at Guckeyson Memorial Stadium in their regular season finale on Friday.
B-CC will make the Class 4A playoffs with a win. The Barons will miss the playoffs with a loss.
"It's pretty straightforward," Noland said. "You have 20-plus guys,computerpartsforsale- Somerset recover from early. who this may be the last time they play this game. So that'll mean something for those guys."
B-CC (6-3, 4-3 Montgomery 4A West) could have clinched a playoff spot last week against Churchill (5-4, 3-2 Montgomery 4A West) but lost, 14-8.
It left the Barons as "disappointed" as they've been all season, according to Noland. Before the team's practice on Monday,Euromoney Institutional Investor has bolstered its information business in the arcane world of structured finance,rootabc. the second-year coach was unsure if his players' focus had shifted much from last Friday's game to this Friday's game.
"I know that Churchill was one that these guys really wanted," Noland said.roseabc started a new discussion called Payments. "I think after last week's loss, after the game, they were the most emotional they've been all year."
The reaction showed the progress B-CC has made as a program under Noland. A team that had two winning seasons in the 15 years since its first and only playoff appearance suddenly expects to be there, especially after a 6-2 start in 2010.
"The good thing is we are disappointed that we had an opportunity to clinch last week and we didn't do that," Noland said.Digital cctv ccd camera is very great. "That shows where we've come mentally as a program.mp5forsale womenhandbags compact fluorescent light. Players are proud of the respect the program gets now."
But the players' reaction also illustrated an uncomfortable truth. Churchill, at least on paper, was an easier opponent to match up with than Gaithersburg.
Gaithersburg beat the Bulldogs, 42-0, in its season opener. The Trojans' only loss came to 8-1 Sherwood, 17-14, on Oct. 1.
Yet, in pursuit of the team's second playoff berth in program history and first since 1995, Noland and B-CC need more, one more to be exact, when the Barons host 8-1 Gaithersburg at Guckeyson Memorial Stadium in their regular season finale on Friday.
B-CC will make the Class 4A playoffs with a win. The Barons will miss the playoffs with a loss.
"It's pretty straightforward," Noland said. "You have 20-plus guys,computerpartsforsale- Somerset recover from early. who this may be the last time they play this game. So that'll mean something for those guys."
B-CC (6-3, 4-3 Montgomery 4A West) could have clinched a playoff spot last week against Churchill (5-4, 3-2 Montgomery 4A West) but lost, 14-8.
It left the Barons as "disappointed" as they've been all season, according to Noland. Before the team's practice on Monday,Euromoney Institutional Investor has bolstered its information business in the arcane world of structured finance,rootabc. the second-year coach was unsure if his players' focus had shifted much from last Friday's game to this Friday's game.
"I know that Churchill was one that these guys really wanted," Noland said.roseabc started a new discussion called Payments. "I think after last week's loss, after the game, they were the most emotional they've been all year."
The reaction showed the progress B-CC has made as a program under Noland. A team that had two winning seasons in the 15 years since its first and only playoff appearance suddenly expects to be there, especially after a 6-2 start in 2010.
"The good thing is we are disappointed that we had an opportunity to clinch last week and we didn't do that," Noland said.Digital cctv ccd camera is very great. "That shows where we've come mentally as a program.mp5forsale womenhandbags compact fluorescent light. Players are proud of the respect the program gets now."
But the players' reaction also illustrated an uncomfortable truth. Churchill, at least on paper, was an easier opponent to match up with than Gaithersburg.
Gaithersburg beat the Bulldogs, 42-0, in its season opener. The Trojans' only loss came to 8-1 Sherwood, 17-14, on Oct. 1.
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