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    Record: 2-3 | Unranked
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    Week 7 picks

    10/10/2018 |  Ben Johnson

    Well, what we have here is two hotly-contested showdowns for first and third place. Swisher and Coach Turney are locked in a battle for first place, while Whitt and myself charge hard after the bronze.

    Week 6 picks - Coach Turney 14-4 | Whitt 13-5 | Ben 13-5 | Swisher 13-5

    Overall - Swisher 91-35 | Turney 91-35 | Ben 84-42 | Whitt 84-42

    And per usual, my apologies in advance to the teams I pick below:


    Carl Albert at Guthrie

    Michael Swisher: Carl Albert 33, Guthrie 17

    Ben Johnson: Carl Albert 30, Guthrie 16

    Whitt Carter: Carl Albert 28, Guthrie 21

    Randy Turney: Carl Albert 31, Guthrie 14


    Broken Arrow at Edmond Santa Fe

    Michael Swisher: Broken Arrow 38, Edmond Santa Fe 14

    Ben Johnson: Broken Arrow 41, Edmond Santa Fe 19

    Whitt Carter: Broken Arrow 34, Edmond Santa Fe 14

    Randy Turney: Broken Arrow 28, Edmond Santa Fe 7


    Stillwater at Lawton

    Michael Swisher: Stillwater 35, Lawton 21

    Ben Johnson: Stillwater 23, Lawton 22

    Whitt Carter: Stillwater 42, Lawton 34

    Randy Turney: Stillwater 35, Lawton 20


    Cascia Hall at Berryhill

    Michael Swisher: Berryhill 24, Cascia Hall 12

    Ben Johnson: Berryhill 20, Cascia Hall 19

    Whitt Carter: Cascia Hall 32, Berryhill 28

    Randy Turney: Berryhill 28, Cascia Hall 20


    Victory Christian at Beggs

    Michael Swisher: Beggs 28, Victory Christian 10

    Ben Johnson: Beggs 33, Victory Christian 24

    Whitt Carter: Beggs 35, Victory Christian 27

    Randy Turney: Beggs 21, Victory Christian 20


    Plainview at Sulphur

    Michael Swisher: Plainview 24, Sulphur 22

    Ben Johnson: Plainview 29, Sulphur 23

    Whitt Carter: Sulphur 28, Plainview 24

    Randy Turney: Sulphur 34, Plainview 31


    Buffalo at Pond Creek-Hunter

    Michael Swisher: PC-Hunter 30, Buffalo 14

    Ben Johnson: PC-Hunter 43, Buffalo 22

    Whitt Carter: PC-Hunter 31, Buffalo 12

    Randy Turney: PC-Hunter 34, Buffalo 22


    Booker T. Washington at Sapulpa

    Michael Swisher: Booker T. Washington 31, Sapulpa 30

    Ben Johnson: Booker T. Washington 27, Sapulpa 24

    Whitt Carter: Booker T. Washington 42, Sapulpa 28

    Randy Turney: Booker T. Washington 31, Sapulpa 22


    Stigler at Seminole

    Michael Swisher: Seminole 34, Stigler 17

    Ben Johnson: Seminole 23, Stigler 20

    Whitt Carter: Seminole 34, Stigler 21

    Randy Turney: Seminole 34, Stigler 20


    Tonkawa at Morrison

    Michael Swisher: Morrison 18, Tonkawa 14

    Ben Johnson: Morrison 26, Tonkawa 16

    Whitt Carter: Morrison 27, Tonkawa 21

    Randy Turney: Morrison 38, Tonkawa 14


    Yukon at Westmoore

    Michael Swisher: Yukon 17, Westmoore 16

    Ben Johnson: Yukon 21, Westmoore 17

    Whitt Carter: Westmoore 21, Yukon 20

    Randy Turney: Westmoore 24, Yukon 17


    El Reno at Duncan

    Michael Swisher: Duncan 24, El Reno 21

    Ben Johnson: Duncan 32, El Reno 17

    Whitt Carter: Duncan 28, El Reno 14

    Randy Turney: El Reno 28, Duncan 21


    Bethany at Cushing 

    Michael Swisher: Bethany 31, Cushing 17

    Ben Johnson: Bethany 33, Cushing 27

    Whitt Carter: Bethany 35, Cushing 13

    Randy Turney: Bethany 30, Cushing 24


    Catoosa at Cleveland

    Michael Swisher: Catoosa 36, Cleveland 25

    Ben Johnson: Catoosa 28, Cleveland 18

    Whitt Carter: Catoosa 37, Cleveland 21

    Randy Turney: Catoosa 20, Cleveland 14


    Kingfisher at Perkins-Tryon

    Michael Swisher: Kingfisher 31, Perkins-Tryon 28

    Ben Johnson: Kingfisher 27, Perkins-Tryon 21

    Whitt Carter: Kingfisher 35, Perkins-Tryon 21

    Randy Turney: Kingfisher 34, Perkins-Tryon 20


    Okemah at Meeker

    Michael Swisher: Meeker 33, Okemah 21

    Ben Johnson: Meeker 34, Okemah 24

    Whitt Carter: Okemah 33, Meeker 24

    Randy Turney: Meeker 28, Okemah 12


    Stratford at Washington

    Michael Swisher: Washington 27, Stratford 23

    Ben Johnson: Washington 32, Stratford 19

    Whitt Carter: Washington 28, Stratford 20

    Randy Turney: Washington 38, Stratford 20


    Hooker at Okeene

    Michael Swisher: Hooker 31, Okeene 13

    Ben Johnson: Hooker 29, Okeene16

    Whitt Carter: Hooke 35, Okeene 13

    Randy Turney: Hooker 34, Okeene 7


    Covington-Douglas at Southwest Covenant

    Michael Swisher: SW Covenant 48, Covington-Douglas 30

    Ben Johnson: SW Covenant 44, Covington-Douglas 25

    Whitt Carter: SW Covenant 45, Covington-Douglas 31

    Randy Turney: SW Covenant 42, Covington-Douglas 20



    Let us know what you think. Tweet your predictions to us at @Skordle.

    Week 7: Top 10 games

    10/9/2018 |  Ben Johnson

    Some rock-solid games this week as district races tighten up.

    Here's what's on tap this week:

    1. 5A No. 1 Carl Albert (6-0) at 5A No. 7 Guthrie (6-0): Bluejays beat Carl Albert every year from 2010 to 2015, but the Titans have posted back-to-back blowouts over Guthrie, including last year's 55-10 contest. Carl Albert running back Dadrion Taylor is also expected back after suffering a knee injury earlier in the season.

    2. 6AI No. 1 Broken Arrow (6-0) at 6AI No. 4 Edmond Santa Fe (6-0): Tigers have been machine-like all season long. The Wolves pulling the upset would be one to send shockwaves throughout 6AI.

    3. 6AII No. 1 Stillwater (6-0) at 6AII No. 5 Lawton (4-2): Pioneers are 0-4 against Lawton since the two clubs started playing district contests in 2014. And this one was going to feature a stellar running back showcase, but Stillwater tailback Qwontrel Walker was ejected in the fourth quarter against Choctaw last week, leaving his status for this week up in the air. Meanwhile, the Wolverines will ride the hot hand of Miles Davis at tailback.

    4. 3A No. 8 Cascia Hall (5-1) at 3A No. 2 Berryhill (6-0): These two teams have met 10 times since 1999 and Cascia Hall is one nine of those games. The Chiefs' lone victory in the series was in 2004. Winner all but locks up the District 3A-4 crown.

    5. 2A No. 9 Victory Christian (6-0) at 2A No. 5 Beggs (5-1): Former district mates are reunited in 2A-3 play this year. From 2010 to 2015, the two teams split the series 3-3. Winner here still has to tangle with Sperry to claim the district title.

    6. 3A No. 4 Plainview (5-1) at 3A No. 5 Sulphur (5-1): Sulphur beat Plainview 35-12 last season, but prior to that Plainview had won the last eight clashes between the two teams.

    7. C No. 4 Buffalo (6-0) at C No. 1 Pond Creek-Hunter (6-0): Winner all but wraps up the District C-1 championship. And to this point, Pond Creek-Hunter opponents are averaging four points per game.

    8. 6AII No. 6 Booker T. Washington (3-3) at 6AII No. 7 Sapulpa (5-1): Chieftains came up with an overtime win over Muskogee last week, and a win over the Hornets would be a massive statement. One advantage Sapulpa does have is at the quarterback position with Eli Williams.

    9. Stigler (5-1) at 3A No. 6 Seminole (5-1): All of a sudden everyone in District 3A-3 is chasing after Idabel. And it's looking more and more like a quality team will be left out of the playoff picture in the suddenly-deep 3A-3. The winner here at least feels somewhat more at ease with a postseason spot more obtainable.

    10. Tonkawa (6-1) at A No. 3 Morrison (6-0): Tonkawa has a two-game winning streak going against Morrison, but it's the Wildcats who are ranked heading into this one. District A-5 is deep, so a win here moves one of these two closer to the district title.

    Honorable mention

    Yukon at Westmoore: Top three spots in 6AI-1 appear to be spoken for among Broken Arrow, Jenks and Edmond Santa Fe. So for a regular season matchup, it all but serves as a "win and you're in; lose and you're out" tilt. And Westmoore is 6-0 against Yukon since 2006.

    El Reno at Duncan: The Demons are unbeaten but now the schedule tightens up. A win for Duncan sets up an epic showdown against Ardmore next week for 5A-1 supremacy. A win for El Reno has the Indians feeling better about securing a postseason spot. El Reno beat Duncan 41-40 last season.

    Bethany at Cushing: Despite a minus-nine scoring margin in six games this season, the Tigers are 3-0 in District 4A-2. A win for Cushing could work toward some must-see games against Blanchard and Tuttle to close out the regular season in a few weeks.

    Catoosa at Cleveland: District 4A-3 looks like it'll come down to Bristow or Wagoner at the top. So that leaves three -- maybe four (Catoosa, Cleveland, Grove and Oologah) -- competing for the final two playoff spots.

    Kingfisher at Perkins-Tryon: We're finding out that a lot of districts have some solid depth, and 3A-1 falls in that category. Heritage Hall and John Marshall are locks for playoffs spots, so it's up to Kingfisher, Perkins, Mannford and Mount Saint Mary to challenge for the final two spots.

    Okemah at Meeker: Since 2008, Okemah has won seven of the last eight matchups. Both of these clubs need a win to have a shot at possibly winning or finishing in the top two spots of 2A-2.

    Stratford at Washington: Washington pushed Millwood to the limit last week. And despite a 1-2 mark in 2A-7, Stratford has to be taken seriously in the playoff mix.

    Hooker at Okeene: Winner here gets a chance to challenge Oklahoma Bible Academy for District A-1 bragging

    Covington-Douglas at Southwest Covenant: Winner all but wraps up the C-3 title.




    So who wins all the matchups? Check back for our weekly picks on Thursday.

    *Photo courtesy of Guthrie Booster Club

    SKORDLE SAMPLER - Week 5 (2023): The State Fair of Oklahoma

    9/27/2023 |  Michael Swisher

    The family and I headed to the State Fair last Saturday afternoon for our annual food pilgrimage. 


    We have improved our experience and efficiency every year and this year made it in and out in a little over 2 hours! 


    For the second year in a row, we parked on the far northwest side, came in that entrance, headed south along the western column of food trucks towards the Big House, hooked a left inside the Bennett Event Center to cool down while crossing over to the eastern column of food trucks and fair games. 


    We then headed north along the eastern column towards the Farm Expo Center and then back out the Northwest Entrance, making one big loop. 


    It worked very well and will probably be the strategy moving forward. It covers all our main stops without ever having to double back or pointlessly wander around the Fairgrounds. 


    I must add, for high school basketball fans, the new Big House is coming along quite nicely with a lot of the initial framework completed. It will be interesting to see the progress made when we get to state tournament time in March. 


    As for the food and drink stops, they were the usual suspects. 


    First, and always first, the #1 must-get fair food staple, the corndog from Poncho Dog! 


    The best corn dog that I eat - all year long - will be this one from the State Fair, hands down. We all went with the $10 Jumbo Dog instead of the $6 regular dog and this seemed to be a great decision for everyone involved.