Phil's Picks for every Turkey Day game, with extra gravy
Want Ad Willie used to pick every football game, every week.
He made a pithy comment on every one, too, although sometimes it was just "flipped a coin."
I'm using that.
Here's a pick for every Thanksgiving weekend game on the South Jersey football schedule:
Egg Harbor Township 23, Mainland 20: One EHT assistant will have mixed emotions during this one.
Schalick 19, Cumberland 13: Cougars finish one of better seasons since Paul Gause days.
Camden Catholic 33, Paul VI 13: The Irish haven't lost to a SJ team since a midseason 2014 game at Camden with Gov. Christie in the house at Farnham Park.
Cherry Hill West 34, Cherry Hill East 13: The Lions keep "The Boot" for another year.
Cinnaminson 27, Delran 14: The Pirates lock up WJFL Liberty Division title.
Rancocas Valley 27, Burlington Twp. 26: One of the best games of the weekend.
Deptford 26, Glassboro 21: Watch out for Bulldgos sophomore RB Isom Golden the next two years.
Ocean City 20, Pleasantville 19: Expect a thriller in renewal of one of SJ's oldest series.
Woodrow Wilson 22, Camden 20: The Tigers turn the tables on their cross-town rivals.
Middle Twp. 27, Lower Cape May 12: The Panthers win the Anchor Bowl.
Pennsville 30, Penns Grove 26: Strong finish for the Eagles' accomplished senior class.
New Eygpt 27, Bordentown 14: Still think this school's nickname should be "The Pharaohs."
Oakcrest 21, Absegami 20: Flipped a coin.
Pemberton 29, Northern Burlington 19: Always a battle for the Commander's Cup.
Highland 17, Triton 13: The Tartans cap best season in school history and earn WJFL Royal title with hard-fought win over school distict rivals.
Audubon 19, Haddon Twp. 14: After some fans enjoy traditional breakfast of "Kegs and Eggs," the Green Wave takes the Curley Cup on an extra special day.
Lenape 20, Shawnee 17: Maybe the best game of the weekend.
Clearview 27, Kingsway 20: The Pioneers get to seven wins for the first time since 2007.
Vineland 19, Millville 13: The Clan earns the win in the Granddaddy of them all in terms of Thanksgiving rivalries.
Clayton 29, Pitman 20: This was the late, great Harry Gamble's favorite game.
Gloucester Catholic 21, Gloucester 20: Rams cap comeback season.
Salem 27, Woodstown 22: Senior RB Jon Taylor gets the 135 needed to set SJ record for rushing yards in the Rams' victory.
Overbrook 19, Lindenwold 13: That's three Rams' wins in a row in this breakdown.
Haddonfield 24, Haddon Heights 20: This is a tricky one for Bulldawgs' assistant Ralph Schiavo, the former head coach for the Garnets.
Collingswood 14, Sterling 13: Always one of the hardest-hitting games of the day.
Timber Creek 38, Winslow Twp. 19: There's a good chance Chargers junior QB Devin Leary throws 4 TD passes to get to 44 and set state record.
Washington Twp. 19, Williamstown 17: The Minutemen keep the Kennedy Cup and finish 5-5.
Pennsauken 26, Bishop Eustace 14: The Indians finish bounce-back season.
Palmyra 18, Burlington City 13: The Panthers prevail in another ancient rivalry.
Holy Spirit 24, Atlantic City 16: The Spartans win the first of their "two state championship games" in a 10-day stretch.
Cherokee 21, Seneca 14: Chiefs end a frustrating season with a win.
Florence 13, Riverside 12: This would be Win No. 297 for Flashes coach Joe Frappolli.
West Deptford 27, Paulsboro 22: Last game of the weekend could be the best as well.
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