Southern Columbia's defense, underestimated last season, has exceeded expectations, allowing just 9.3 points per game this season, with standout performances from Isaac Carter, Garrett Garcia, and Dominic Fetterolf, resulting in 34 sacks and 21 interceptions. This sets the stage for a rematch against Westinghouse, a different but balanced team.

Why It Matters

The exceptional defensive performance and the upcoming rematch with Westinghouse are critical for Southern Columbia as they aim to secure a seventh straight state championship and eighth in nine seasons.

By the Numbers
  • 9.3 points per game allowed by Southern Columbia's defense this season.
  • Isaac Carter leads the team with 11 sacks, and the starting defensive line has 20 of the team's 34 sacks this season.
  • 21 interceptions made by the Southern Columbia secondary this season.
State of Play
  • Today's game is a rematch of last year's state championship, with Southern Columbia aiming for a seventh straight title and eighth in nine seasons.
  • Westinghouse presents a more balanced offense, with a stronger emphasis on running and passing threats.
What's Next

Southern Columbia will be looking to secure a seventh straight state championship and eighth in nine seasons and may need to focus on defending Westinghouse's balanced offensive approach in the upcoming rematch.

Bottom Line

Southern Columbia's exceptional defensive performance and the upcoming rematch present a crucial opportunity for the team to solidify its dynasty with another state championship victory.