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Friday Night Scoreboard *Follow Scott Stump on Twitter at @Scott_Stump for in-game updates from around the Shore*

Before I get to this week’s picks, just a quick announcement. On behalf of myself, fellow All Shore Media owner Steve Meyer and my writing staff led by senior writers Bob Badders and Matt Manley, we are very excited about partnering with Townsquare Media, the owners of The Shore Sports Network...

I am declaring my Week Three picks "not terrible,'' which is an upgrade from the previous week.

With a non-divisional game for each team now finished, the Class A South gauntlet begins Friday night for Southern and Toms River South when the Rams welcome the Indians in their home opener.

Here is an update on the Shore Conference graduates who are making their mark at the collegiate level and beyond early in this 2012 football season.

The Shore Sports Network kicks off its 2012 broadcast schedule with a fierce cross-town rivalry game between Brick and Brick Memorial on Friday night.

With the 2012 Shore Conference Football season about to begin, our staff has made their preseason picks.

After a summer of much traveling for myself and the wife, I have settled into another season of High School football. As I look back on the 2011 and the season that the Neptune Fliers had, 2012 looks to be more of the same. Mark Ciccotelli has taken this program to the elite level and I don’t see them slipping back to the pack this year...

It's that time again, as the preseason is wrapping up and another season of Shore Conference football kicks off on Friday. That means taking another shot at ranking the top 10 teams in the conference, which is always a crap shoot in the preseason.

Rumson-Fair Haven (10-1) vs. Matawan (8-3), 7 p.m. Saturday at Rutgers Stadium

The majority of the Shore Conference made its closing argument in the Top 10 rankings this week, but five teams get one final say when the NJSIAA sectional finals involving Shore Conference teams are held on Saturday.

Another Turkey Day in the books and our "Fab Five" didn't fair too well. Only Manalapan and Neptune managed to get wins on Thanksgiving weekend. Asbury Park, Rumson and Matawan all took losses, as they head into Championship Saturday on Dec...