A few weeks ago, Kosmo wrote about he thought the OAA White was the best league in the Metro Detroit area not named the Catholic League Central Division. For those who don't believe Kosmo, just look at the slate of games within the league this week, which is the first week of league play. Already, teams can get major advantages in the race for a league title with wins. The big one will be on Friday night, when Farmington Hills Harrison travels to Rochester Adams. Great coaching staffs, two teams full of good skill players and two of the state's best traditional programs. Enough said. Before that at 4 p.m. on Friday will be the other heavyweight battle when Farmington plays at Southfield. Both teams are 1-0 and should be very familiar with each other because of the regular season and playoff games they've played in recent years. There'll be a lot of speed on display in this one. The two other league games are interesting also. Southfield-Lathrup will play at Oak Park at 6 p.m. on Friday in a game between a pair of 1-0 teams. Look for one of these teams to show that it'll be a sleeper in the league title chase this season. Finally, there should be another fun game to watch when Oxford plays at North Farmington in a game of two teams that can run the ball as good as anyone. Chauncey Bridges of North Farmington is a flat out player, while Oxford, well, when doesn't Oxford run the ball well. Oh, and the Wildcats also have a stud sophomore quarterback in Glacier Wallington. Kosmo can't wait to see what happens this week in the OAA White. And to think, there still will be seven more weeks to go even after this week.