Lexington played both Wando and Mauldin; Lexington scored one of the two goals that Wando allowed all season that was referenced earlier in this thread. With no disrespect to either Mauldin or Wando, I would be amazed if Wando's defense allowed three goals -- Wando has the best defense I saw play at the high school level all season. I'd give a slight edge to Mauldin's offense over Wando's offense, but I'm not sure it's enough of an edge. The referees will also play a part -- if they call a tight game Wando will be disadvantaged because of their advantage in size and the fact that they play very physically.
