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Indian Land vs Eastside South Carolina Live High School Football Playoffs (11/15/24)

Indian Land vs Eastside South Carolina Live High School Football Playoffs (11/15/24)

The Indian Land Warriors (5-5) will host the Eastside Eagles (4-5) in a home playoff game on Friday, November 15, at 7:30 PM. This matchup is part of the 2024 South Carolina Football State Championships (SCHSL) – Class AAAAA Football: Division 2 tournament.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: South Carolina High School Football
Who: Indian Land vs Eastside
When: Friday, November 15, 2024
Time: 7:30 PM
Bracket: 2024 South Carolina Football State Championships (SCHSL) – Class AAAAA Football: Division 2
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Game preview: Indian Land vs Eastside

As we move deeper into the 2024-2025 high school football season, the Eastside Eagles and Indian Land Warriors are showing competitive performances in their respective classes. Let’s take a look at the rankings, records, and key team statistics for these two squads.

Eastside Eagles (4-5 Overall, 1-5 Region) Eastside enters the season with an overall record of 4-5, including a challenging 1-5 mark in region play. While they have struggled in their region, their overall performance has been a mixed bag with notable performances in non-region matchups (3-0). The Eagles’ offense averages 17.2 points per game, a solid number considering their tough region competition. In terms of yardage, Eastside generates 275.2 yards per game, with a balanced offensive attack that produces 198.4 rushing yards per game and 76.8 passing yards.

Key players for Eastside include:

  • Eli Foster, who leads the team with 86.6 rushing yards per game, contributing significantly to the Eagles’ offense.
  • Peyton Schrader, with 75.8 passing yards per game, keeping the passing game moving.
  • James Odom IV, a consistent receiving threat with 46.4 yards per game.
  • Lucas Tankersley, who leads the defense with 11.1 tackles per game, providing a strong presence in the backfield.

On the defensive side, Eastside averages 82.4 tackles per game and generates 4.4 sacks per contest. They’ve had struggles in putting up points consistently, but their defense has kept them competitive in many games.

Indian Land Warriors (5-5 Overall, 2-4 Region) Indian Land holds a slightly better record at 5-5 overall, with a 2-4 showing in region play. Their scoring is stronger than Eastside’s, averaging 20.3 points per game. The Warriors are more balanced offensively, with 191.5 rushing yards per game and 117.0 passing yards. While they have shown improvement, their defense has been slightly weaker, allowing 249 points on the season, and averaging only 69.2 tackles per game.

Notable players for Indian Land include:

  • Jamol Horton, leading the team with an impressive 114.4 rushing yards per game.
  • Matt Kucia, who contributes 118.3 passing yards per game.
  • Sequel Patterson, a key playmaker, also leads the team with 72 receiving yards per game.
  • Michael Johnson, the defense’s standout with 13.9 tackles per game, anchoring their defensive efforts.

Indian Land’s offense has been more potent, as their ability to score in multiple ways has allowed them to keep games competitive. However, they have faced challenges in region play, evidenced by their 2-4 region record.

Statistical Comparison When comparing the two teams, Indian Land shows a stronger overall offensive output, with an average of 308.5 total yards per game versus Eastside’s 275.2. However, Eastside leads in certain defensive categories, including total tackles per game (82.4 vs. 69.2). The two teams are fairly close in terms of rushing yardage per game, with Eastside averaging 198.4 and Indian Land 191.5.

Scoring Trends The two teams have shown different scoring patterns throughout the season. Eastside tends to struggle in the first half, averaging just 1.5 points in the first quarter and 0 in the second quarter. However, they typically finish strong, with 3.0 points per game in the fourth quarter. On the other hand, Indian Land is more consistent, with higher averages in each quarter and especially strong performances in the first quarter (6.9 points) and fourth quarter (6.3 points).

Looking Ahead As the season progresses, both teams are looking to improve their regional standings. Eastside will need to capitalize on their strong defensive play and find more consistency in scoring, while Indian Land must find ways to shore up their defense to match their potent offense.

The teams will meet in a highly anticipated matchup soon, and it will be a battle of contrasting styles—Eastside’s defensive might versus Indian Land’s offensive firepower. This game could play a crucial role in determining playoff positioning as both teams look to close out their seasons on a high note.

Conclusion In the 2024-2025 season, both Eastside and Indian Land have had their ups and downs, but they remain competitive within their region. Fans can expect an exciting finish as these teams fight for postseason berths, with Eastside relying on their defensive strengths and Indian Land looking to ride their offensive power to a better region record.

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