Week one was fun - and results of our first ever point spread game predictions are below for Mississippi High School Football.

Like college and the NFL, we love to predict high school football, but what if we applied a value to it this year? Like a sports gaming line.

Now we can’t go to a casino and play high school football, but what if we could?

Week one of college football is here and can we all say “thank the Lord”?

2021 promises to be a Jim Dandy Season and we are officially off and running.

It’s time to get going with Wim’s Winners - our weekly picks against the number in college football as well as select point total games.

I started giving away free picks last year since it was a pandemic year, and since we are still in a pandemic - you’re welcome as they are again free.

Week one is in the books and what a fun weekend it was of high school football in the state of Mississippi. We are off and running as we eye the road to the state championship.

Below is our updated GURU poll.

Is your team GURU enough?

We are off and running this week in Mississippi football. While the MAIS is out in front in games played, it’s all hands on deck this coming Friday as the 2021 Mississippi high school football season officially kicks off.

You can always check out the #GURU poll here - our top ten in Mississippi High School Football.

Like college and the NFL, we love to predict high school football, but what if we applied a value to it this year? Like a sports gaming line.

We have already had two weeks of MAIS football and this has been fun. Greenville Christian is off to a 2-0 start, after blistering MRA and Jackson Prep.

We have some great week one matchups all across the state and we will discuss this week.

Below is an updated week one poll on the Guru.

College football is just over a month away from kickoff, but college football reform and college sports reform lead the news cycle, with the jarring news of Texas and Oklahoma leaving the BIG 12 to head off into the SEC Sunset.

Major reform is coming and the proverbial wheels are now turning at a rapid pace. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey spoke openly about his frustrations with the current NCAA setup at SEC Media Days, telling Ross Dellinger of Sports Illustrated, “We’ve got to have better outcomes from our governing structure. I am highly concerned that we are not as effective as we need to be in our current environment,”.

2020 was a heck of a year, and the same could be said for Mississippi High School Football. Major props to those decision makers in the MAIS and the MHSAA for moving the ball forward and giving our kids a season and a dang good one a year ago.