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Time to revist the preseason SOS Myth.

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So they chose to lose to Campbell in the regular season due to the inability to run the ball (ie. Time of possession and leaving the defense on the field)? They could have run it, they just chose not to?

 

Why did they change their defense for the second Campbell game?

 

Good question, I personally think they just weren't patient enough when the runs didn't work. TOP killed them against both Campbell and Dixie for sure.

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Good question, I personally think they just weren't patient enough when the runs didn't work. TOP killed them against both Campbell and Dixie for sure.

 

It is clear that success in the running game has made Brennan and his recievers more relaxed. Passing accuracy has been good and no dropped passes that I can think of.

Why is that? Do X or T have some type of advantage that other schools in 6A do not have?

 

 

Yes and we have several threads about it.

No it did not. It had everything to do with developing the confidence of a quarterback. SK could always run the ball and have proven so against playoff competition, they at times chose not to.

 

What was their motive? To win two easy playoff games?? Now pack it up, that'll keep em happy for another year!

 

Plain and simple...we're not saying stack the schedule with teams that are going to beat you down every week. We're saying put a couple of tough games on the schedule so you are a deer in the head lights when you see a team like Scott co and others. If you play a couple better teams a year, your program will get stronger...period! Kids and community see what's really out there and step up the off season dedication to make the program better.

It is clear that success in the running game has made Brennan and his recievers more relaxed. Passing accuracy has been good and no dropped passes that I can think of.

 

I didn't see the Scott County game but they were night and day better than the Dixie game. It's amazing what a running game can do to loosen up the defense. Tons of quick passes which lead to a nice percentage.

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I didn't see the Scott County game but they were night and day better than the Dixie game. It's amazing what a running game can do to loosen up the defense. Tons of quick passes which lead to a nice percentage.

 

Quite frankly, Brennan did not look confident in that game. Scott scored on the opening kickoff. Brennan fumbled the opening snap and immediately threw a pick 6 and the route was on. The cb jumped the route with confidence becuse of the athletes SC had in the secondary behind him. Power running with occassional passing is definately the right approach.

 

SC has more elite athletes on their team than we have in our whole district. Imagine what kind of a team you could field if there was only one HS in Kenton County.

Quite frankly, Brennan did not look confident in that game. Scott scored on the opening kickoff. Brennan fumbled the opening snap and immediately threw a pick 6 and the route was on. The cb jumped the route with confidence becuse of the athletes SC had in the secondary behind him. Power running with occassional passing is definately the right approach.

 

SC has more elite athletes on their team than we have in our whole district. Imagine what kind of a team you could field if there was only one HS in Kenton County.

 

You can't compare the two counties! Scott Co only has 48k people. Kenton Co has 160k. Why should they have more than one school??

You can't compare the two counties! Scott Co only has 48k people. Kenton Co has 160k. Why should they have more than one school??

 

AND, if you just took SK, Scott and Dixie, you'd have over 3800 kids at one school! No wonder you'd have a lot of athletes. There's a lot more to look at than just saying Scott co has a ton of kids to choose from...no wonder they are so good. They also have a lot of rural area and several farm boys usually means a lot of boys don't play sports. Ask Camp Co! When I was in school, camp co had kids walking the halls that look like D1 linemen and they never played football. They worked on the farm! I'm sure that eliminates some of the kids at Scott co too. I saw Scott co play. They have a couple of nice athletes at the skill positions. But if you are saying they have way more athletes than SK, than SK is worst off than I thought. Outside of maybe two guys, no one else looked very impressive at all. Maybe all their other athletes had bad nights.

SK proved the haters wrong looks like they are a top 10 6A team now! :D

 

And if that's what you want to be great....how about top 2, top 1?

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AND, if you just took SK, Scott and Dixie, you'd have over 3800 kids at one school! No wonder you'd have a lot of athletes. There's a lot more to look at than just saying Scott co has a ton of kids to choose from...no wonder they are so good. They also have a lot of rural area and several farm boys usually means a lot of boys don't play sports. Ask Camp Co! When I was in school, camp co had kids walking the halls that look like D1 linemen and they never played football. They worked on the farm! I'm sure that eliminates some of the kids at Scott co too. I saw Scott co play. They have a couple of nice athletes at the skill positions. But if you are saying they have way more athletes than SK, than SK is worst off than I thought. Outside of maybe two guys, no one else looked very impressive at all. Maybe all their other athletes had bad nights.

 

Or about 1900 males. Scott has about 1400 males, so the comparison is not that far off. In addition, they do not have to compete for their own talent. Next closest HS is probably 20 miles away.

Or about 1900 males. Scott has about 1400 males, so the comparison is not that far off. In addition, they do not have to compete for their own talent. Next closest HS is probably 20 miles away.

 

That's because it's farmland! Again, you can't compare the two counties! Different make up!

 

Also, according to the KHSAA website, SC has 1230 boys. So with my HHS math, that's 670 more kids if you just combined the 3 schools in Kenton Co. Heck, HHS only has 441 boys. So adding 670 boys wpuld be like adding a couple of 2A schools on top of what SC would have. And all that is without adding Holmes or any other school in Kenton Co!

Or about 1900 males. Scott has about 1400 males, so the comparison is not that far off. In addition, they do not have to compete for their own talent. Next closest HS is probably 20 miles away.

 

Not to reign on your excuse making parade, but Scott County has a 2 year average of 1208 boys. Simon Kenton has a 2 year average of 836 boys. Dixie has 757 boys. Scott has 563 boys. Kenton County High School would have a 2 year average of 2156 boys. Before you dispute this, this is per the KHSAA enrollment numbers. http://khsaa.org/reports/enrollments/2011and2012averanegschoolenrollmentbyenroll.pdf

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That's because it's farmland! Again, you can't compare the two counties! Different make up!

 

Also, according to the KHSAA website, SC has 1230 boys. So with my HHS math, that's 670 more kids if you just combined the 3 schools in Kenton Co. Heck, HHS only has 441 boys. So adding 670 boys wpuld be like adding a couple of 2A schools on top of what SC would have. And all that is without adding Holmes or any other school in Kenton Co!

 

Obviously, you have never been to southern Kenton County.

Not to reign on your excuse making parade, but Scott County has a 2 year average of 1208 boys. Simon Kenton has a 2 year average of 836 boys. Dixie has 757 boys. Scott has 563 boys. Kenton County High School would have a 2 year average of 2156 boys. Before you dispute this, this is per the KHSAA enrollment numbers. http://khsaa.org/reports/enrollments/2011and2012averanegschoolenrollmentbyenroll.pdf

 

So if we use your logic and numbers from your post before, you acted like Kenton co combining the 3 schools would only have 500 more boys in that scenario. I think you said "that's not that far off". That do you say to SC only having approx only 370 more boys than SK. I say "not that far app!". Especially knowing that many of them are farm boys that don't have the opportunity to play any sports because of home expectations.

 

I really hate to say it because I do admire your passion, all your arguments are uninformed excuses. If the rest of the Neer fans were as passionate as you and UK Fan, it would be fixed and you would be competitive. But I think you're fighting an uphill battle because I think the rest could take it or leave it when it comes to football at SK. And I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that.

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So if we use your logic and numbers from your post before, you acted like Kenton co combining the 3 schools would only have 500 more boys in that scenario. I think you said "that's not that far off". That do you say to SC only having approx only 370 more boys than SK. I say "not that far app!". Especially knowing that many of them are farm boys that don't have the opportunity to play any sports because of home expectations.

 

I really hate to say it because I do admire your passion, all your arguments are uninformed excuses. If the rest of the Neer fans were as passionate as you and UK Fan, it would be fixed and you would be competitive. But I think you're fighting an uphill battle because I think the rest could take it or leave it when it comes to football at SK. And I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that.

 

 

As if you have personal responsibility for Highlands success!

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