COBRAS FINALLY HOME, LOOKING TO DEFEND THE SNAKE PIT!

  




            After losing two games on the road, the Cobras are finally back in the friendly confines of the "Snake Pit", also known as Ken Dukes Stadium at Medina high School. The Cobras played the Golden Hawks close last week, but that was last week and in football you can't look behind, only forward. This week the Cobras welcome in the Ohio Bears out of Columbus. The Bears are a new team and will come into this weekends game looking to go 3-0 in league play. With that being said let's look at how the teams match up.



OHIO BEARS:

record: 2-0 (bye week last week)

Head coach: Buddy Williams

players to watch: N/A

Overall: The Bears look to stay perfect on the season after coming off a bye week. Not much information was given about the team so we will just have to play the guessing game until Saturday night.



CLEVELAND COBRAS: 

record: 0-2 (lost to Greensburg 30-16 last week)

Head coach: Adam Rogerson

overall: The Cobras played tough all 4 quarters last week but unfortunately the Hawks pulled it out late in the game. QB Dylan Froelich has been improving so far, Throwing one touchdown and rushing for another one last week, and Wr Emmette Calhoun showed his versatility helping the offense move the ball down the field effectively. The offense is young, but they're improving and the defense has won the turnover battle in both games. Had it not been for a two touchdowns called back late in the game against Greensburg last week the game may have been a lot closer if not a different outcome. 

Once again, we are broadcasting this weeks game so we can't make a prediction, but if the Cobras continue to win the turnover battle and the offense can control the ball and tire out the Bears defense it will be a long night and the Cobras may get in the win column. For those that can't make it to the stadium, You can catch the game on our YouTube channel (216 Sports Network)  so get on over there and subscribe and hit the notification button so you can tune in to game and not miss a play. 


~ SEE YOU AT THE SNAKE PIT!!~




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