RPAC Rundown Podcast #217
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In this episode, Cody Gerlach of the Valley Voice and Evan Jones preview the RPAC volleyball and football seasons and identify the teams most likely to make a run.
Cambridge remains one of the top contenders, with a senior-heavy core chasing a trip to Lincoln once again
Dundy County Stratton has one of the most athletic volleyball lineups in the conference.
Arapahoe could be poised for a breakout year, with expectations around a school wins record and a real chance to host postseason matches if the offense catches up to an already strong defense.
Wauneta-Palisade and Maywood-Hayes Center both return enough experience to stay in the mix in the West, especially if they continue to win tight sets and finish matches.
The biggest volleyball theme across the league is uncertainty, with several teams likely to be better in October than they are in August.
The football preview opens with Dundy County Stratton, where the Tigers move into D3 and will look different offensively after key graduation losses, but still have the athletes and coaching to be dangerous.
Wallace, Southwest, and Medicine Valley headline the six-man discussion, with tackling, health, and depth identified as the biggest factors in how far each can go.
Cambridge and Hitchcock County are among the most intriguing eight-man teams because of coaching continuity, scheduling questions, and the amount of turnover in their skill positions.
