As for the note about the linemen, I do believe that UC Rancher’s info is correct. Logan is notorious for having a small (I don’t know if I want to say undersized) offensive line. When I played as a junior in 2005-06, our Center was 5’8 180. our heaviest guy was 5’9 250. and our tallest guy was 6 flat, about 200.

My senior year, our offensive line averaged around the weight of 220. With help to Blake Lebeau 6’5 260 coming up from JV. Everyone else was either 6 foot or under, 220 pounds or under, other than our 5’9 250 lineman returning. Rashad Evans’ line his senior year in 2007-08 was even smaller, their right guard was 5’6 ~180. And pretty much every other position than Lebeau’s got smaller. This year was similar, Jesse Leapaga was their best Dlineman, 5’9 260. If you watch a lot of Logan games in the past, the running game success often came off of guards and tackles pulling, and running around the corner, not through the trenches.

As for pass defense, we don’t really get a good look until playoffs. And with ‘logan talent’, which is always speed; Most of our DBs were always under 6 foot and well under 200 pounds, some even 150 (rashad evans, dejon gomes, joshua neal, arturo raygoza, justin brooks, preston bradford, etc) and I believe it was the same case for this year. Logan often loses a lot of size when it comes to the passing game. One of the biggest reasons why Logan does dominate the MVAL quite often is because most of the time the defense is sprinting to the ball carrier. By the time playoffs come around, it’s a different story.

Good luck to the rest of the teams in the playoffs. SRV/MV is going to be one hell of a game.

at #8 – it was berkeley who took logan out of the playoffs in 2010. fyi.