Page 2 of Originally Posted by 84 Rebel Cohort Not a regional final but in the 3A Championship final in 03 they got smoked for 44 if my memory serves me correctl... 74 comments | 3369 Views | Go to page 1 →
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Nov 12, 05, 01:00 PM #16
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Originally Posted by ColonelCrazy
I think it is very hard to expect a high school kid facing a superior athlete to make that tackle one on one in the open field; that is the position CCH's defenders were put in ALL NIGHT LONG!!!
I think the kids did all they could; you know they were giving it 110% to make the play!!!!Advertisement
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Nov 12, 05, 01:01 PM #17
Originally Posted by Wildcat
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Nov 12, 05, 01:05 PM #18
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Boyle Co. was their nemesis for awhile.
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Nov 12, 05, 01:11 PM #19
Originally Posted by knightsdad
9 of 17 passing for 186 yards
Kramer had 172 yards rushing
FC
361 yards passing
49 yards rushing
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Nov 12, 05, 01:16 PM #20I think the HHS attack on offense will be the best way to contain the Knight. Look for Kramer to carry the ball a ton.
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Nov 12, 05, 01:22 PM #21I think LexCath's defense matches up well against "East/West Offense."
I would expect more misdirection this week on the part of Highlands.
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Nov 12, 05, 01:41 PM #22
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Originally Posted by knightsdad
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Nov 12, 05, 01:55 PM #23
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Highlands tough schedule has truely payed off, i say Highlands by 14.
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Nov 12, 05, 02:07 PM #24
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Originally Posted by theguru
If Highlands can run the ball against the Colonels, which they did, they can run it against the Knights. As a matter of fact, I think the Birds smaller athletic linemen match up well with the speed of LC on defense.
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Nov 12, 05, 02:08 PM #25If past years are an indicator, it is better to run directly at Highlands rather than try to go wide. Is that the case this year? As for defending LexCath, you probably are better off playing straight up instead of trying to pressure Burke as CovCath did, hence the many big plays. LexCath has never been good at being patient in years past and also present.
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Nov 12, 05, 02:17 PM #26
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I think it's chose your poision with the Lex Cath offense. Highlands has great team speed. This could be a state championship game as good as these two clubs are. It dosen't get much tougher than Highlands at home. They are the champs until somebody nocks them off! It should be interesting
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Nov 12, 05, 02:45 PM #27
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I don't know if Highlands can hold them under 40 points, but I sure wouldn't bet against the Bluebirds in the playoffs!
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Nov 12, 05, 03:14 PM #28
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HHS must get a pass rush. When Franklin Co was able to protect the passer, big plays occurred. Constant pressure and some sacks are very important to holding the Lexcath point total under 40.
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Nov 12, 05, 03:56 PM #29
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Originally Posted by stinkyboy
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Nov 12, 05, 06:13 PM #30
Originally Posted by Wildcat
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