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Trinity-A great white shark swimming in Kentucky Lake

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Went to Lowe's today to get some paint to paint the outside of my house. Painted the whole front and then realized it was interior paint...

 

Does it really matter...Just sayin

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I get the thought behind this thread, and this is hard to say but T run the last 3 years is beyond impressive. The players they had the last 3 years were remarkable. Give their props and move on T may win stat again this year but I think they'll look a little more haunt his year.

 

I agree

 

Honestly. I would just like to know why you feel the need to do this? Did you apply to trinity and not get in? Did they beat your school by multiple touchdowns? What happened, to make you start attacking T?

 

Seriously snakeshot you need to cut these threads out, I am not sure how much more I can take of AvidTiger defending Trinity. I think this is violating some fundamental law of the universe.

Zero sour grapes, just that Trinity would not dominate Cincinnati like they have KY. All the great high school programs in that city have their ups and downs. A down year for Trinity and they can still win or play for a state title. A down year in GCL and you don't even Make the playoffs.

 

What you are saying here is true. I'm just not sure why you are saying it. Is there a point to be proven?

 

I don't think anyone thinks Trinity would have the same success if they were in Ohio. Although they would have been very formidable the past several years and would have won titles in given years (especially lately).

 

You're not exactly giving us breaking news by saying it's harder to win a state title in Ohio than Kentucky.

Seriously snakeshot you need to cut these threads out, I am not sure how much more I can take of AvidTiger defending Trinity. I think this is violating some fundamental law of the universe.

 

:lol: don't take it as defending T, kind of devil's advocate to his forums.

Seriously snakeshot you need to cut these threads out, I am not sure how much more I can take of AvidTiger defending Trinity. I think this is violating some fundamental law of the universe.

 

:lol: you know what pains me more than these forums?

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What you are saying here is true. I'm just not sure why you are saying it. Is there a point to be proven?

 

I don't think anyone thinks Trinity would have the same success if they were in Ohio. Although they would have been very formidable the past several years and would have won titles in given years (especially lately).

 

You're not exactly giving us breaking news by saying it's harder to win a state title in Ohio than Kentucky.[/quote

I agree...I'm going where they take me.

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What you are saying here is true. I'm just not sure why you are saying it. Is there a point to be proven?

 

I don't think anyone thinks Trinity would have the same success if they were in Ohio. Although they would have been very formidable the past several years and would have won titles in given years (especially lately).

 

You're not exactly giving us breaking news by saying it's harder to win a state title in Ohio than Kentucky.[/quote

 

I agree.. I'm going where they take me

Seriously snakeshot you need to cut these threads out, I am not sure how much more I can take of AvidTiger defending Trinity. I think this is violating some fundamental law of the universe.

 

 

Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!

Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes...

The dead rising from the grave!

Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!

It's always easy to sit back and take shots at the ones at the top. IMHO I think Mayfield is a great program but they will never be T, X, or HHS. It's okay though. Everyone can't be the best.

Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!

Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes...

The dead rising from the grave!

Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!

 

Ghostbusters!

It's always easy to sit back and take shots at the ones at the top. IMHO I think Mayfield is a great program but they will never be T, X, or HHS. It's okay though. Everyone can't be the best.

 

3 big dogs and we all know who they are.

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3 big dogs and we all know who they are.

 

Great programs... but sharks swimming in a lake.

Great programs... but sharks swimming in a lake.

 

The same Ohio programs you are praising have all fallen and/or struggled with the big dogs. Just feel its a moot point.

Last year, T only lost one game: to Moeller.

 

Moeller lost three games: To Cincinnati St. X, Elder and Lakewood St. Ed.

 

Even with the team that T had last year, they would have been hard pressed to make a run in Ohio DI Region 4, let alone get into the state final 4. 2011 may have been a different story, but 2012 would not have been a pretty sight.

 

IMHO, if they had to play the big boys (GCL-S and Colerain plus St. Eds and St. I) in Ohio week after week, they may have a very hard time making the playoffs.

 

They have the state championship success that they have only because they are in Kentucky. Big fish in a small lake.

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