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Class 6A Semi-Finals: Scott County @ Trinity predictions

Who Wins? 53 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Wins?

    • Scott County
      15%
      8
    • Trinity
      84%
      45

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Trinity Shamrocks

State Championships: 21

State Semifinals Record: 22-7

 

Scott County Cardinals

State Championships: 1

State Semifinals Record: 3-2

 

Past Playoff Meetings

2000 - Trinity 55, Scott County 21

2009 - Trinity 45, Scott County 13

2011 - Trinity 62, Scott County 21

 

I Like alot those last 3 numbers

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SC 31 Trinity 28

Trinity needs all of its fans out Friday night to cheer the Shamrocks on. Two more wins away from another championship. We likely will not see a class like this senior class for quite a while.

SC 31 Trinity 28

 

I think the reports of Trinity's demise are premature (at least I hope so).

I will be in my regular seats.

AT, can you elaborate on that? Not sure what you are referring to here?

 

McKee and 194 other schools voted for a public/private split in 2005. http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20051021/SPORTS05/51021007/Schools-approve-public-private-split. The schools also voted to close the state borders for athletes. The split never happened and neither did the border closure. I personally do not think a split is the answer.

 

Trinity wins the game. Zero deep, Man coverage all the time is not the answer for defending Trinity.

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Can Trinity win this one without Quick? Ultimately I see a closer game then in Bowlig Green last year but if the T defense shows up like they did last week Scott's high scoring offense won't be able to outscore Trinity. Looking at their results Scott's D looks a little iffy to me.

T 35

SC 14

 

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That makes two of us.

 

Trinity's Defense is freaky good, freaky fast.

 

This is the difference. None of the teams remaining can move the ball enough to score enough points to beat Trinity. Even without Quick, the offense will be able to put up enough and be able to rely on the defense to get stops.

 

Let's not forget that even though Trinity looked far more dire on offense last Friday than we've become recently accustomed to, that was a St. Xavier defense and I'd be shocked if anyone else in Kentucky can boast a defense that stout.

 

Shamrocks win it 35-14.

I think that SC has improved drastically since their only loss to Highlands. I'm picking SC in a last second nail-biting win. 22-21 in favor of the traditionally good basketball school.

Just don't see any way possible for SC to come within 3-4 TD's of T. T has tremendous defensive speed and has played 8 games against teams much better than SC and defeated all but Moeller. Sure, JQ is out but T's coaching staff is the best around and will make the necessary adjustments to win this game handily IMHO.

Quarterback and longtime friend Travis Wright has requested and been given permission to wear #17 to honor his teammate James Quick in tonight's semifinal game vs. Scott County

Believe me I'm NO Scott Co. fan but I'm saying Scott Co. 28-27.

 

Just curious what makes you think Scott will score 28 points?

Quarterback and longtime friend Travis Wright has requested and been given permission to wear #17 to honor his teammate James Quick in tonight's semifinal game vs. Scott County

 

That is awesome

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