Centreville Academy assistant coach Robbie Isonhood said he wants the Tigers to give a better effort and play with more heart and emotion than it did last week at Oak Forest Academy.
That test starts at 7 p.m. Friday when Centreville plays host to MAIS District 5-AAA opponent Bowling Green School.
“We’re still having problem with what the kids’ responsibilities are, and we need to come together as a team,” Isonhood said. “Now we are in what I call the meat of the season. They’re must-wins for us if we even want to have a chance in the playoffs.”
Bowling Green possesses a big offensive and defensive line and a lot of quickness at other positions, Isonhood said.
“They’re very large on the offensive line, and they’ve got a lot of speed in the backfield,” he said.