Actually, my comment on the Wando/AMHS game reflects as much on Wando as Magnet.
Wando may well go undefeated and win the Class AAAA championship ... can't/won't say. They are, as their coach hastens to point out, "committed," and that's an important quality. They have several D-I prospects, even more "good" high school players, and a slew of "other" kids who'd play for any side in the state. After last year, they also have "something to prove." But they are by no means overwhelming in terms of raw physical/technical talent. Just numerically superior.
What does that say about Magnet? They are (obviously) a very good, well-coached side, and (I suspect) slightly more likely to win a state title than Wando. They, too, have several D-I prospects, a handful of "good" H.S. players, and another group of role-players. As compared to Wando, they have fewer really good players ... not surprising at all for a lower-enrollment school.
Put the two on the same field twice, and you pretty much get what you got this year. Good, competitive games.