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The Rivalry: St. Xavier vs. Trinity. Who wins and why?

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This game could go the way of the JV game. The first half could be scoreless. Trinity settles down on offense and simplifies their play calling. The Trinity defense plays with a greater sense of urgency.

 

The Trinity QB is better. The Trinity staff is more experienced in this atmosphere and has a calming affect on the squad. I like the Rocks in a 21-7 win.

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Special team play and converting on the opportunities that present themselves will play a big part.

 

Like most big games.

Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. 8PM Friday

 

When they've met in the playoffs do they also play at Papa John's?

When they've met in the playoffs do they also play at Papa John's?

 

Yes, but the second games are usually less attended.

In my experience the second game, while has fewer people can end up being just as loud. "The Game" usually has a lot of casual fans in the stadium and both schools have some class reunions that coincide with the game. But the second game is all business, not a lot of festivities surrounding the second game.

New forecast-only 20% chance of rain Friday night!!!!!!!

Yes, but the second games are usually less attended.

 

Thanks, that surprises me given that the second game is much more critical.

Thanks, that surprises me given that the second game is much more critical.

 

First meeting usually has almost twice as many people as the playoff match up.

First meeting usually has almost twice as many people as the playoff match up.

 

Some times of late, I'd say 3 to 4 times as many.

New forecast-only 20% chance of rain Friday night!!!!!!!

 

Let's keep hoping the forecast improves!

Thanks, that surprises me given that the second game is much more critical.

 

First meeting usually has almost twice as many people as the playoff match up.

 

Some times of late, I'd say 3 to 4 times as many.

 

The first game is attempted by many publi schools in louisville. Most public schools schedule their games on Thursdays just to see the game. The first game is just for the casual fan. The second being for the diehard supporters.

How will attendance be this year compared to years past? What is the buzz around town?

Thanks, that surprises me given that the second game is much more critical.

 

The first game has taken on the aspect of a social affair. Grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles and kids of all ages attend the first one. It is a rite of fall in the T-X communities. College students come back for it. People plan for it. Today there is a big luncheon, called Salute to Catholic Education, which generates funds for all levels of Catholic education in the archdiocese. About 1,500 are expected to attend at a downtown hotel. It is no coincidence that this is scheduled for this week. T and X play each other this week in other sports, too. T calls this week Pride Week.

Coach Wolford and St. Xavier will name a starter at the quarterback position tomorrow.

 

I was told by a member of the team that yesterday was the best practice of the season so far. Good news there!

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