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4A Playoffs: Highlands / Covington Catholic (Predictions)

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I think we (meaning the CovCath fans) should just keep quiet and let the players speak for the team, in around six day's from now.

 

Oh it's going to be fun!

 

This would imply that the "gag order" has just been ordered.

 

You are just no fun....

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My prediction

 

HHS rolls.

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I smell a sellout. As far as a prediction is concerned the fans win!

History of the Rivalry

The two teams have met twice in a season 15 times.

Highlands has won both games nine times.

CovCath has won both games three times.

The teams have split the two games on three occasions.

Interestingly, CovCath has won the second meeting (the playoffs) all three times!

 

 

 

 

 

*Data courtesy of The Statmeister - D.H.

Didn't HHS lose 41-21 in the regular season in 1992 and then win 14-7 in the playoffs?

CovCath 31

Highlands 28

 

Whew! I was beginning to think our good luck charm wasn't going to show.

Didn't HHS lose 41-21 in the regular season in 1992 and then win 14-7 in the playoffs?

 

Yes, it is 10-5 HHS in the second season. The winner of these matchups have gone on to win states in 13 of the 15 seasons.

Didn't HHS lose 41-21 in the regular season in 1992 and then win 14-7 in the playoffs?
You're right. I missed that one. So CovCath has won two out of three of the playoff games in years that they split the victories.

At full strength (ie Wags at QB and healthy) the Colonels are still "up against it." Ben Dressman is a better QB now than he was in the first matchup. Still, they're up against it.

 

Will it be running clock? I hope not. However, the Colonels are heavy underdogs. The positive of that is they can play the "nothing to lose" card.

At full strength (ie Wags at QB and healthy) the Colonels are still "up against it." Ben Dressman is a better QB now than he was in the first matchup. Still, they're up against it.

 

Will it be running clock? I hope not. However, the Colonels are heavy underdogs. The positive of that is they can play the "nothing to lose" card.

 

 

Somebody laying in the weeds...Iam not buying it and neither will the Birds...CovCath is a very good football team and Highlands will have to bring their A game...JMO

Somebody laying in the weeds...Iam not buying it and neither will the Birds...CovCath is a very good football team and Highlands will have to bring their A game...JMO

 

No sandbagging. Not my style. I hope CCH wins but I know where they stand.

No sandbagging. Not my style. I hope CCH wins but I know where they stand.

 

I'm with you on this one. CCH has battled adversity all year and won 10 games. Realists would say it ends Friday.

CCH knows what Highlands can do. One things for sure......they don't like each other. The Birds will pour it on and it will be sustained throughout 4 quarters. They won't gas like JC. They won't run like JC. Their defensive line is better than JC. And last but not least, they won't pass like JC. Birds will make a statement Friday night.

1989??

You're right. I missed that one. So CovCath has won two out of three of the playoff games in years that they split the victories.
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