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Past 7A Champions 2002 Mt.
Prospect (Prospect)
Knights (12-2) Runner-up; Edwardsville
(H.S.)
Tigers (12-2)
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2003 7A Playoff Central Throughout the playoffs this page will be updated with the most recent information and playoff out looks. Follow scores and rankings at Playoff Central & The Big 30. All 2003 7A Qualifing teams listed below Brackets & Scores Last Years Champ; Mt. Prospect (Prospect) Knights (12-2) Runner-up; Edwardsville (H.S.) Tigers (12-2) 2003 Title Game Date & Time; Nov. 29th 4pm Favorites to win the title; Downers Grove
(North),
East
St. Louis (Sr.)
& Libertyville Favorites to win the title; East St. Louis (Sr.) - The talk down south this year has been sounding like a bad flashback to the 1980's, but with the flyers steamrollering teams all season, even after losing their starting QB to injury, it's no wonder folks in ESL are thinking about the glory days of Bob Shannon's might Flyers & state championships. While two time 7A runner up Edwardsville (H.S.) is still in the mix this year, the flyers are looking to bring home the title for a big school back to the south for the first time since 1991. Sophomore RB Jaious Singleton has been putting up some big games all season & may give the Flyers the boost they need to win it all. Libertyville - Has already faced 7 playoff teams this season. The only other team to face 7 teams & still be undefeated is top ranked 8A powerhouse Park Ridge (Maine South). The Wildcats are versatile team who's offense is as dangerous in the air as it is on the ground. Santino Panico's legs are one of the reasons they average 40 points a game. Those legs also help out in the defensive backfield where it's hard to get anything by him. Other Title Threats; Mt. Prospect (Prospect) - Last year the 7A champs were 7-2 & they were overlooked. Be careful not to make that mistake if they're on your dance card to Champaign. Chicago (Morgan Park) - The most impressive game you could have seen all year between two ranked teams, came from the performance of the Mustangs against Hubbard. They held the top ranked Greyhounds to a state record -60 yards total offense. This happened when head coach Lexie Spurlock switched his team to a Buddy Ryan style 4-6 defense & keyed on the weakness of Hubbard's special teams. Sleeper teams:
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