Always root for my Ky boyyyyys. But in all seriousness is McCallie really a "TN Power" as Guru suggested?

 

Iam thinking they are very comparable to a SK :thumb:

 

McCallie is very, very different from Simon Kenton in a great deal of respects I'd imagine. Maybe more on par with a Trinity, St. Xavier, Lexington Catholic, Lexington Christian Academy type school.

 

If you're worried about their talent, don't be. They've put 3 players in the NFL.... since 2002. I'd consider that to be a power almost anywhere.

 

Bowling Green will have a stiff test. Teams who schedule the likes of: Ensworth, Brentwood, and Montgomery Bell generally feel good about their chances going into the average game if I were guessing.

McCallie plays Ensworth the week after BG. We will know for sure after that game. :thumb:

 

Ensworth and McCallie have played a common opponent, Pope John Paul II.

 

Ensworth won 56-3

McCallie won 48-7

 

Not really a huge fan of the common opponent and power of transitive relation when using it to gauge high school sports on anything other than a macro level, but it would appear that nothing to date suggests that they are two teams who are just worlds apart.

Some players to look out for if you're going to be watching the game:

 

2014 - LB - Kerrington Wilson

2014 - QB - Isaac Kay *transfer from Texas, hurt at the start of the season

 

2013 - LB - Eric Wolf

2013 - RB/LB - Andrew Busby

2013 - OL/DL - Cam Walker

2013 - WR/DB - Spencer Morgan

2014 - DB/WR - CJ Fritz

2014 - RB/DB - Alex Trotter

2015 - ATH - JaVaughn Craig

2016 - QB - London Elrod

 

 

 

Baylor, McCallie, others chasing Ensworth again | timesfreepress.com

Ensworth and McCallie have played a common opponent, Pope John Paul II.

 

Ensworth won 56-3

McCallie won 48-7

 

Not really a huge fan of the common opponent and power of transitive relation when using it to gauge high school sports on anything other than a macro level, but it would appear that nothing to date suggests that they are two teams who are just worlds apart.

 

I certainly would not use a score comparison on this one because who in their right mind would want to run one up on the Pope...Just sayin...

 

Good Luck to BG and hope you get your win and everyone is injury free...:thumb:

I certainly would not use a score comparison on this one because who in their right mind would want to run one up on the Pope...Just sayin...

 

Good Luck to BG and hope you get your win and everyone is injury free...:thumb:

 

:clap:

 

True story.

Ensworth and McCallie have played a common opponent, Pope John Paul II.

 

Ensworth won 56-3

McCallie won 48-7

 

Not really a huge fan of the common opponent and power of transitive relation when using it to gauge high school sports on anything other than a macro level, but it would appear that nothing to date suggests that they are two teams who are just worlds apart.

 

I thought the Pope scoring was a big no no.