I guess sometimes the Krystal ball isn't as clear as Kosmo thinks it is.
The K-Man on Friday picked Lake Orion to beat Farmington Hills Harrison on Saturday, but the fact that Harrison beat the Dragons wasn't terribly surprising to Kosmo.
But the final score of 28-6 was another story.
Kosmo was expecting this to be a game where both teams scored more than 30 points, and the fact that Harrison held a powerful Lake Orion offense to just six points was nothing short of incredible.
Lake Orion has as balanced an offense as you'll find. A good quarterback, and outstanding running back and two tall, playmaking wide receivers.
Yet somehow Harrison held Lake Orion to just the six points. That means Harrison is even more for real than Kosmo thought.
It'll be interesting to see if Harrison will be in Division 2 or Division 3 as far as the state playoffs go.
- The boys soccer state tournament is already upon us, with district play starting on Monday. As is usually the case, there figures to be multiple upsets during district play. It always happens, so this is a warning to all the favorites and ranked teams out there.
- Rochester Adams didn't look too far to replace baseball coach Chuck VanRobays, who resigned a couple of months ago. Adams has given the job to top assistant Jeff Hall, an excellent young coach who should keep the success VanRobays built going for years to come.