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Is 2014 "The Year To Beat Highlands"?

Is 2014 "The Year To Beat Highlands"? 47 members have voted

  1. 1. Is 2014 "The Year To Beat Highlands"?

    • Highlands will see more losses this season than they have in recent seasons.
      19%
    • This year may prove to show a chink in Highlands’ armor, but that depends more on the competitors.
      19%
    • They may be a bit down this year, but that's not saying much.
      38%
    • This season will be absolutely no different from any of those in the last 5+ years.
      23%

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No. Highlands will come into the season on fire feeling like they have to prove something. The real question should be, if Highlands wins out and takes the title, how many of the games will have a running clock? Round one and two, definitely. Round three, not likely, but has had running clock against Covington Catholic in recent past. Round four, if Boyle County, very likely. Finals, if Collins, running clock by the fourth quarter proving that the 2013 state finals was one of the biggest upsets ever.

 

They are that good. Highlands will be no different this year than previous years and if they play their best ball and gel as a team they will be winning their 7th title in 8 years.

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Finals, if Collins, running clock by the fourth quarter proving that the 2013 state finals was one of the biggest upsets ever.

I agree Highlands will be great, and is, more then likely, the preseason favorite to win the State Championship, but the thought above is a flawed way of thinking. Collins was a talent laden team in 2013 with great players and a team that was looked at for over two years to challenge Highlands. Judging the 2014 Collins team, or any team for that matter, by their 2013 performance is flawed. It was only an upset to those that didn't have an intimate knowledge of Collins.

I agree Highlands will be great, and is, more then likely, the preseason favorite to win the State Championship, but the thought above is a flawed way of thinking. Collins was a talent laden team in 2013 with great players and a team that was looked at for over two years to challenge Highlands. Judging the 2014 Collins team, or any team for that matter, by their 2013 performance is flawed. It was only an upset to those that didn't have an intimate knowledge of Collins.

 

Collins was fantastic in every single department in that game last yr. It was their day and they deserved it. :thumb:

No. Highlands will come into the season on fire feeling like they have to prove something. The real question should be, if Highlands wins out and takes the title, how many of the games will have a running clock? Round one and two, definitely. Round three, not likely, but has had running clock against Covington Catholic in recent past. Round four, if Boyle County, very likely. Finals, if Collins, running clock by the fourth quarter proving that the 2013 state finals was one of the biggest upsets ever.

 

They are that good. Highlands will be no different this year than previous years and if they play their best ball and gel as a team they will be winning their 7th title in 8 years.

 

Not gonna happen this year.

It was only an upset to those that didn't have an intimate knowledge of Collins.

 

Did you predict the Collins win?

Did you predict the Collins win?

More then likely I didn't make any kind of prediction. I rarely do on here?

 

Did you see Collins in person prior to the Highlands game?

Did you see the Collins players at camps and combines all last summer?

Had you ever met and spoke to Collins' Head Coach, Jerry Lucas, about his team over the last two years?

 

You always just ask questions so I figured this would make more sense to you.

More then likely I didn't make any kind of prediction. I rarely do on here?

 

Did you see Collins in person prior to the Highlands game?

Did you see the Collins players at camps and combines all last summer?

Had you ever met and spoke to Collins' Head Coach, Jerry Lucas, about his team over the last two years?

 

You always just ask questions so I figured this would make more sense to you.

 

I knew Highlands had some issues heading into the state game. I also knew Collins had some real studs. With that said there are few who would have predicted a Collins win.

 

I mostly just ask questions I know the answer to. :D

I knew Highlands had some issues heading into the state game. I also knew Collins had some real studs. With that said there are few who would have predicted a Collins win.

 

I mostly just ask questions I know the answer to. :D

 

Oh, I know the question thingy. :D

 

If I would have been put on the spot and had to make a perdition, I would have said Highlands would win. It's the safe guess and more then likely I would have been correct in most games. But, I did think Collins was pretty darn good.

Highlands beat Collins 47-0 in 2012 and was 40 points better last year, but Collins showed up with their A+ game while Highlands did not. To be honest, I did not think Highlands would even be capable of beating themselves against Collins but they did. As for Boyle, the only way it would not be a running clock game is if Boyle has moved down to 3A this year - which I do not think they will until 2015. Both Collins and Boyle are very good programs, but Highlands is Highlands.

Highlands beat Collins 47-0 in 2012 and was 40 points better last year, but Collins showed up with their A+ game while Highlands did not. To be honest, I did not think Highlands would even be capable of beating themselves against Collins but they did. As for Boyle, the only way it would not be a running clock game is if Boyle has moved down to 3A this year - which I do not think they will until 2015. Both Collins and Boyle are very good programs, but Highlands is Highlands.

 

It's a little Ridiculous to say Highlands was 40 points better last year and just because a team plays their A+ game they overcome that? I might buy that they probably could have been 7 points better- but that's starting to sound like a certain SK fan when you say 40.

Boyle Co. Has a couple advantages on Hhs this year. 1 they have a better coach and proven, that is not debatable. The hhs coach maybe good but it has to be played out.He is not Chuck Smith. 2 the Boyle qb is better. So the 2 most important factors have to go to Boyle this year.

I think Elmer's drinking from the same trough, still trying to figure out if he's serious, delusional or just rabble rousing.

Boyle Co. Has a couple advantages on Hhs this year. 1 they have a better coach and proven, that is not debatable. The hhs coach maybe good but it has to be played out.He is not Chuck Smith. 2 the Boyle qb is better. So the 2 most important factors have to go to Boyle this year.

 

QB is very debatable.

QB is very debatable.

 

I love Josiah Robbins to death but I think Beau Hoge has the edge in the comparison of the two QBs.

 

Both should be two of the better QBs in the state.

Boyle Co. Has a couple advantages on Hhs this year. 1 they have a better coach and proven, that is not debatable. The hhs coach maybe good but it has to be played out.He is not Chuck Smith. 2 the Boyle qb is better. So the 2 most important factors have to go to Boyle this year.

 

Beau Hoge is the real deal. Can kill you with his feet or arm and is an extremely smart football player. I bet he can probably break down game film better than most head coaches..

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