Michigan School for the Deaf had home field advantage when it faced off against Superior Central two games ago, but the team wasn't able to capitalize. No surprise then that heading on the road didn't bring a better result. There's no need to mince words: Michigan School for the Deaf lost to St. Patrick last week, and it lost bad. The score wound up at 51 - 14. Michigan School for the Deaf wasn't expected to win (the team is 40 ranks behind in the state), but no defeat is easy.
Michigan School for the Deaf had a mediocre defensive performance in the first half, giving up 26 points. That left it at a 26 - 14 disadvantage. The defense wasn't great in the second half either, allowing another 25 points.
The victory bumped St. Patrick's record up to 8-1. The defeat makes it one more game for Michigan School for the Deaf (0-7) without a win.
Both teams are aiming to improve upon those records in their upcoming games.
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