St. Andrew's boys soccer coach Scott Lubin might get his first haircut in two years today if the Scots can beat Pope John Paul in a District 13-3A match.

Lubin told the team at the beginning of the season he would shave his head if St. Andrew's beat Pope John Paul. The Scots had two shots at the Eagles already this season and lost 7-1 and 7-2.

St. Andrew's hasn't beaten Pope John Paul in four years, so the "hair game" is important to the Scots.

"I wanted to show the guys I'd do anything to win," Lubin said. "A lot of the seniors that I've been with for four years now know how big this game is. They would love to go out with a win against Pope. I thought they would forget, but they brought it up."

Where would the haircut take place?

"I'll let them do it right after the game," Lubin said. "We'll bring an extension cord and do it right there at midfield."