Welcome back to the RL Football Report, the podcast covering all things football at all levels.

In this episode, Ryan Ketcham and Larry Sanderson break down the biggest surprises and disappointments from week 7 of the high school football season and we also preview some of the top games you need to watch out for in Week 8.

We breakdown the fantastic year Santa Margarita is having under Carson Palmer with them taking down Mater Dei, the surprise of having no Bishop Gorman, St. John Bosco or Mater Dei in the top 5 teams in the nation and we also break down some of the best performances from the top 10 teams in the nation as well as talking about the NIAA shakeup with 30 CCSD schools going independent this year. What does the playoff picture look like for the inaugural Superintendent's Cup.

We also break down some of the tough matchups coming up for the nation's best teams. Serra vs Sierra Canyon, Mater Dei vs JSerra, Orange Lutheran vs St. John Bosco, Servite vs Santa Margarita, Coronado vs Liberty and so many other games we have our eyes on.

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Meet the guys:

Ryan Ketcham is an Emmy-winning anchor & reporter out of Las Vegas, NV with more than 13 years of experience in front of the camera. He just stepped away from local news and created Ketching up with Ketcham, a new sports media brand with four new shows you'll want to watch.

Larry Sanderson is a professional statistician with more than 30 years of experience in the business covering all the biggest games based out of the Los Angeles area. He travels nationally covering games for Fox Sports, ESPN and all the biggest Sports TV companies.

Bill Jones is also a professional statistician with more than 30 years of experience in the business covering all the biggest college and professional games based out of the Bay Area. He doesn't just cover football and basketball, these guys have expertise on all sports.

Chris Ramirez is a professional statistician as well with 30 years of experience in the business covering all the biggest sporting events out of Arizona. He covers professional and collegiate sports there for all the biggest Sports TV companies.