Complacency

Boyle , if I remember correctly boyle was up at half last year and fumbled 4 times in the 2nd. Boyle plays the type of ball the gives hhs a challenge. Last year the hhs qb could run, this year boyles qb can run and he is fast, changes whole game imo. Lex cath plays same kind of ball hhs does plays right into hhs. Boyle plays more like mtn teams but this year they have some speed. Jc & cov are still a mystery.

 

I'm by no means an expert here, but I agree with PP by November the 'Birds D is going to be NASTY good. They're decent now, but I just think they can take it to another level. If they do, then no one in 4A beats the 'Birds. No one is stopping the offense.

Boyle , if I remember correctly boyle was up at half last year and fumbled 4 times in the 2nd. Boyle plays the type of ball the gives hhs a challenge. Last year the hhs qb could run, this year boyles qb can run and he is fast, changes whole game imo. Lex cath plays same kind of ball hhs does plays right into hhs. Boyle plays more like mtn teams but this year they have some speed. Jc & cov are still a mystery.

 

Birds have shown they can handle speed with minimal damage. I doubt Boyle is as fast as some of the University Christian/JH/PT players.

I agree that boyle has to win in nov, but i still think they are a harder team for hhs to match up with than lex cath, because lex cath plays the same style as hhs.

My other concern with Boyle is that they still have a lot of players going both ways.

The question was who poses the biggest challenge. No one has decided hhs would be beat yet! But the 2 test would be if they have to go to johnson central, and the north has to come south this year . So if boyle gets that far they will be grown up and playing at home. I think going to jc or boyle or maybe both would be the hardest road for hhs.

My other concern with Boyle is that they still have a lot of players going both ways.

 

This is always the biggest advantage for HHS IMO.

Boyle or Lex. Cath. would be challenging games. The defense will be game changer come November. They were very impressive in Cov. Cath. My understanding of the playoff system is that HHS would be at home until semifinals.

This is always the biggest advantage for HHS IMO.

 

 

I think so too. It's really hard to give them a good challenge for 4 quarters when you have guys going both ways.

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You will be wrong.

Boyle or Lex. Cath. would be challenging games. The defense will be game changer come November. They were very impressive in Cov. Cath. My understanding of the playoff system is that HHS would be at home until semifinals.

 

Lex Cath beat Bryan Station by a touchdown. Birds had the clock running in the 2nd qtr.

You will be wrong.

 

Like Ryche says......BLOWED OUT

Bird fans can gauge the challenge JC poses when they play Ashland who lost to NCC by 11.

Bird fans can gauge the challenge JC poses when they play Ashland who lost to NCC by 11.

 

If JC romps Ashland?

Bird fans can gauge the challenge JC poses when they play Ashland who lost to NCC by 11.

 

Either way that would be a very roundabout way of gauging.