North Dakota Preps

Pierce should definitely be all conference Brussels 13 or 14 sacks going into the game against red river

Pierce should definitely be all conference he had 13 or 14 sacks going into their game against red river*

You have to look at the comptetion they play and iv watched century a lot and have never seen him get a sack against any decent team. On top of it he gets pushed around a lot when he's not running around people.

I recently watched some film on him and he looked pretty good against all levels of competition. I didnt see him getting pushed around and I did seem him beating a lot of guys to the outside. In my opinion, he is definately all WDA and potentially an All State selection. I have to believe he is getting a lot of college interest.

go maji wrote:I am talking about Karter Gorney, the back-up RB. I know he's an unknown, but he has two things that Lampert doesn't have. Toughness and break-away speed. There were some plays were Lampert got caught from behind. If it was Gorney, he would have outrun the defense.

Some of the West Fargo players/coaches might have another opinion about Lampert's "toughness". Gorney's "break away speed" scored from the 43 against Williston in 5.6 seconds and Lampert's from the 43 against Mandan in 5.0 seconds, both were basically untouched past the line of scrimmage.

NorthShore wrote:Johs was the best without much question but remember he had a returning offensive line with experience. Yanosko and Lampert ran behind a entirely new offensive line with no varsity experience and were without all-state blocking back Kolton Larson for all but 2 games. They each still had about 1000 yards rushing.

By remember he had a returning offense line with experience I am sure you are referring to the two linemen (seniors) who were suspended for the season for violations prior the season starting. Also and the "experience" with the one senior lineman who has started all year. Juniors have started on the o-line all year besides the one senior. Quite a bit of experience on that bismarck offense of line if you ask me......

yolo wrote:

NorthShore wrote:Johs was the best without much question but remember he had a returning offensive line with experience. Yanosko and Lampert ran behind a entirely new offensive line with no varsity experience and were without all-state blocking back Kolton Larson for all but 2 games. They each still had about 1000 yards rushing.

By remember he had a returning offense line with experience I am sure you are referring to the two linemen (seniors) who were suspended for the season for violations prior the season starting. Also and the "experience" with the one senior lineman who has started all year. Juniors have started on the o-line all year besides the one senior. Quite a bit of experience on that bismarck offense of line if you ask me......

Of course thats what I was referring to. Whatever experience they had was more than Minot's. Wasn't me that asked you, must of been someone else.

I wouldnt rank Pierce above many other DEs. He may possibly make it but i wouldnt be surprised if he didnt. And in the championship game when the team really needs him he backs down because or a sore ankle. lots of other high school athletes play on broken ones so i dont know what was stopping him.

Footballfan#1 wrote:You have to look at the comptetion they play and iv watched century a lot and have never seen him get a sack against any decent team. On top of it he gets pushed around a lot when he's not running around people.

Agreed, Didnt shine much in the games against the decent teams.