Would Ben Foos be his dad by any chance?

 

Certainly! I suppose he is a lock for Notre Dame in a couple of years!

Certainly! I suppose he is a lock for Notre Dame in a couple of years!

 

Ben is a friend of mine, I'll be working the Louisville angle pretty hard.

T's schedule is now out.

8/22-@ -Nashville Ensworth

8/29--Carmel (In.)

9/5--Philadelphia Imhotep Charter

9/12---@ Cincy Colerain

9/19---Cocoa (Fl.)

9/26---@ Indy Cathedral

10/3--St. X

10/10---@ Manual

10/17---Male

10/31 @ Cincy Moeller

^

Thanks for posting the schedule. I can make plans now.

:ylsuper:

T's schedule is now out.

8/22-@ -Nashville Ensworth

8/29--Carmel (In.)

9/5--Philadelphia Imhotep Charter

9/12---@ Cincy Colerain

9/19---Cocoa (Fl.)

9/26---@ Indy Cathedral

10/3--St. X

10/10---@ Manual

10/17---Male

10/31 @ Cincy Moeller

 

Here's my post from January 21, 2014:

 

Default Trinity will play 10 regular season games in 2014

According to Dallas Jackson, formerly of Rivals.com, and currently at Nationalhsfootball.com, Trinity has filled it's 2014 schedule. "Philadelphia (Pa.) Imhotep Charter is slated to travel into Harry Jansing Field at Marshall Stadium for a contest on Sept. 5 and Cocoa (Fla.) High will come to Derby City for a game on Sept. 19." This is very good news for the Shamrock faithful! Road trips to Indy Cathedral, Cin Moeller and Colerain, and a trip to Ensworth outside of Nashville, are already set.

 

Here is the schedule per information presented:

 

22-Aug at Ensworth (TN)

29-Aug Carmel (IN)

5-Sep Imhotep Charter (PA)

12-Sep at Colerain (OH)

19-Sep Cocoa (FL)

26-Sep at Cathedral (IN)

3-Oct St. Xavier

10-Oct at Manual

17-Oct Male

24-Oct open

31-Oct at Moeller (OH)

 

O ye of little faith!:dancingpa

6 different states represented on that schedule. Whew!

And 3 defending state champions.

 

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Not trying to be smart here, but if you do not want to play a Kentucky schedule, why stay in the KHSAA?

Not trying to be smart here' date=' but if you do not want to play a Kentucky schedule, why stay in the KHSAA?[/quote']

Do you really believe that Trinity hasn't tried to schedule more in state teams? They've already said that when the new alignment starts they hope Male and Manual will continue to be on the schedule. The ball is in the court of other teams in the state.

 

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Not trying to be smart here, but if you do not want to play a Kentucky schedule, why stay in the KHSAA?

 

Personally, leaving the KHSAA (which is probably not possible anyway) would not bother me a bit. I love our schedule. All Tell is correct. KY teams will not play us so we look elsewhere. So be it.

Not trying to be smart here' date=' but if you do not want to play a Kentucky schedule, why stay in the KHSAA?[/quote'] Furthermore, anyone who knows anything about high school rules knows that most state associations (including Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Tennessee) will not allow games against schools that are not members of their state's association. if Trinity did leave the KHSAA they would be able to play no one in any of the surrounding states.

 

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Not trying to be smart here, but if you do not want to play a Kentucky schedule, why stay in the KHSAA?

Trinity offered to cover transportation costs for many Kentucky schools in attempt to gain a home and home series.

 

Odds are Male and Manual will opt not to play after 2014. The "new" district opponents Trinity will face in 2015 have very little football tradition and even less support from their school communities. I guess one option will be for Trinity and St X to increase their ticket prices for their annual battle. :scared:

Male did beat you last year. Maybe they are looking for more quality opponents!

Male did beat you last year. Maybe they are looking for more quality opponents!

 

"We have a comedian in our midst." (Sergeant Hulka in the movie Stripes)

Certainly! I suppose he is a lock for Notre Dame in a couple of years!

 

Cool. Ben was a beast for T back in the day.