I think this could be the year that there's no St. X or Trinity in the state final game. Just a feeling.

 

I don't see this as any way possible that either X or T is not in the final game. Have you been watching 6A over the past ten years? No one in 6A can make a run through X or T in a championship playoff. Look at the past final game scores and tell us who is poised to break through in 6A. Now that KHSAA has pitted X and T in the 3rd round the final game has become a farce. Doesn't matter if it is Scott County, PRP, Ryle or anyone else in 6A, the champion is crowned in the 3rd round. No reason that 2013 will be any different.

All these national rankings!:lol:

While it's quite an honor from a national publication, I much prefer the ROCKS finish the season at #1 in Kentucky.

While it's quite an honor from a national publication, I much prefer the ROCKS finish the season at #1 in Kentucky.

Now that is the best thing I've heard from a true fan.

The table is certainly more even. I would think Scott County, Maybe a Lexington team. The one that you have to really think is a sleeper is McCracken County.

 

 

Forgive me for saying this, but McCracken is a first-year program. I have trouble believing we have another Mercer County on our hands.

I think this could be the year that there's no St. X or Trinity in the state final game. Just a feeling.

 

OK you are just really wrong!

A link to the article:

 

USA Today ranks Trinity's football team preseason No. 2 in the nation

Glad to see them getting some respect again this year.

Forgive me for saying this, but McCracken is a first-year program. I have trouble believing we have another Mercer County on our hands.

 

Isnt McCraken staff made up mostly of the old Lone Oak staff? If so, they have been there before and will not be your normal first year program.

Highlands, in my opinion, has hit a plateau. It is a VERY high plateau, but it is a plateau. There are no more worlds to conquer in NKY. They aren't consistently big enough to hang w/ the GCL,Colerain, or most Trinity teams. Until enrollment goes up, I don't think that they will be. It is a position of envy, certainly for fans of other schools. I just don't know what else they can do to take it another level, which would be legitimate National Power status. It's very tough w/ 400 boys.

Highlands, in my opinion, has hit a plateau. It is a VERY high plateau, but it is a plateau. There are no more worlds to conquer in NKY. They aren't consistently big enough to hang w/ the GCL,Colerain, or most Trinity teams. Until enrollment goes up, I don't think that they will be. It is a position of envy, certainly for fans of other schools. I just don't know what else they can do to take it another level, which would be legitimate National Power status. It's very tough w/ 400 boys.

 

I bet these boys are already convinced that they will win state when it is their turn in 2020!

It is EQUALLY CRAZY as it is COOL!

 

While I have no doubt that Trinity is & has proven that they are a national power but they are not the #2 team in the country. Top 50 at best. If they should run the table against that tough schedule then they will have proven worthy of their preseason ranking but I don't see it after losing the players they lost.

While I have no doubt that Trinity is & has proven that they are a national power but they are not the #2 team in the country. Top 50 at best. If they should run the table against that tough schedule then they will have proven worthy of their preseason ranking but I don't see it after losing the players they lost.

 

 

I am inclined to agree with this.