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Trinity hiding from John Curtis Christian?

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Who cares? The opportunity is here now. Maybe it wasn't present a year or 6 months ago when schedules were made. It's here now and the chance to play one of the top 5 teams in the country will bring Trinity to an even higher level nationally. Plus, if it's really about the kids, don't you think Trinity's administration should do whatever it takes to make this experience possible, within reason?

 

 

Yes, because the class of 2013 has never experienced the exuberance and overwhelming joy of winning a 6A State Title in KY. Way to reach higher! :thumb:

 

-CardinalsFan

 

What do they gain by beating JCC? I'm confused as to how winning that impromptu game benefits Trinity. They are already receiving national recognition. They already have one of the toughest schedules in the nation in high school football. Why make it harder? What do they gain? JCC gets an opening and Trinity is just supposed to jump at it because you want them to? That's rich.

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I agree with you CF! I would think if asked the KHSAA might agree to let them schedule it this late, it would be great exposure for KY football! I don't buy the "they will cash in with their 100th state title" when they could possibly reach higher, such as winning a national title.

 

What national title? Aren't there 15 of them in high school? Didn't they already win 2 or 3 national titles last year? :lol:

Who cares? The opportunity is here now. Maybe it wasn't present a year or 6 months ago when schedules were made. It's here now and the chance to play one of the top 5 teams in the country will bring Trinity to an even higher level nationally. Plus, if it's really about the kids, don't you think Trinity's administration should do whatever it takes to make this experience possible, within reason?

 

 

Yes, because the class of 2013 has never experienced the exuberance and overwhelming joy of winning a 6A State Title in KY. Way to reach higher! :thumb:

 

-CardinalsFan

 

They have aimed higher. They have been one of the best teams in Ohio the last two years.

What national title? Aren't there 15 of them in high school? Didn't they already win 2 or 3 national titles last year? :lol:
Last year is LAST YEAR. Maybe they could win all 15 of them this year. :D

 

I just loved watching Moeller, before they went off the cliff, bringing in top teams in the nation to Cincy to play, just about every year. It's great for the kids, fans, and the area football.

Last year is LAST YEAR. Maybe they could win all 15 of them this year. :D

 

I just loved watching Moeller, before they went off the cliff, bringing in top teams in the nation to Cincy to play, just about every year. It's great for the kids, fans, and the area football.

 

And did Moeller ask teams on October 6th to come play on the weekend of October 18-20?

 

I'm all for Trinity and Highlands to play the best and beat the best but IMO it is silly to say Trinity is running scared from a team trying to schedule a game in the middle of the season. That's unrealistic and unfair to Trinity. If they can make it work...cool. But that's asking a lot and I sincerely doubt that the current GCL champs, Trinity Shamrocks, are going to run scared from anyone. Weren't they trying to schedule Don Bosco last year AFTER the season was over?

 

Let's be realistic people.

I don't get it, what exactely does playing JCC in a prompt to game do anyway for Trinity? Makes no sense. It's like the Bengals being upset that on their bye week they want to play the Giants 2 weeks before their bye week and wondering why the Gikants don't want to play.

 

Just silly. If JCC likes, they can get a hold of Trinity and put them on their schedule next year or whenever. 2 weeks before the game is pretty late in the season to all of a sudden get upset that Trinity won't play you. I'm sure Trinity isn't afraid of JCC, JCC should of asked after last season if they wanted to play them, then they could of signed a future contract or something.

 

Hey Cooper has a bye week next week, can I say Trinitty is scared of Cooper because they won't play them next week? That is the philosophy that about sums this thread up in a nutshell.

Weren't they trying to schedule Don Bosco last year AFTER the season was over?

 

Let's be realistic people.

If I remember correctly, it was Don Bosco trying to schedule Trinity, but it was after the season was over, and many players move onto other sports. I am not saying they are running scared, but it's a great opportunity!

Please look at the schedule Trinity has had, has, and will have.... then offer your deepest apology.

If I remember correctly, it was Don Bosco trying to schedule Trinity, but it was after the season was over, and many players move onto other sports. I am not saying they are running scared, but it's a great opportunity!

 

Then why not shedule it in the offseason?

Then why not sChedule it in the offseason?
Not sure, but the offer is there now. Just saying it would be great for the players, fans and the state!

Shouldn't the title of the thread be "John Curtis Christian Begs Trinity to Play Them"?

If this game were a possibility (which I hear it is not), T has two options: 1. decline the game and let the T haters say they are scared; or 2. accept the game and let the T haters say they put too much emphasis on athletics and national championships. It is a lose-lose for T. They have played the most aggressive, high quality schedule any team from Kentucky has ever undertaken the last two seasons, lining up against some of the best high school football teams in a four state area! But they're "hiding" from John Curtis? Please...

And for the record John Curtis's offensive scheme is a lot like X's so the Rocks probably wouldn't have too much trouble with them. :sssh::lol:

What is this I hear about Big, Bad Trinity running scared from JCC for a potential match-up on the weekend of 10/18-10/20?

 

Trinity faithful, say it ain't

-CardinalsFan

 

Guarantee Trinity not ducking anyone, but here goes Cardsfan with another alleged ducking conspiracy...are you related to UK#1fan?

Colerain best team in the country in 2004?

Hmm...these 4 teams might have something to say about your claim.

here are the FACTS, not according to me, but USA Today.com

 

1.South lake Carroll (TX)

2.Independence Charlotte (NC)

3.Mission Viejo (CA)

4.Hoover (AL)

 

while #5 in the nation is commendable, a National Champ it is not. Let Colerain schedule your $ game.

 

 

Why does it take more than two weeks. JCC is willing to travel to Louisville to play the game. The gate would be real good and as long as JCC's costs are covered, what's the big deal?

 

I understand it's a lot to do in a short period of time but if Trinity wants to really cash in on this very special Class of 2013, I can't think of a better way to do it.

 

I know that when Colerain was the best team in the country in 2004, they would have jumped at the chance to play a national OOS power. I would have thought Trinity would do the same.

 

-CardinalsFan

I have to agree with some of you all. Wait til the offseason and then schedule them for next year so it will have time to get national attention and maybe covered by tv such as ESPN, ABC, etc. etc. instead of rushing into it at the end of the season...JMO

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