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Who do you think is the best public school team in Fayette County?

blindman
in KY Football (High School)

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I personally think Bryan Station.

i personally think bryan station

 

Simon Kenton!

Simon Kenton!

 

It's blindman's first post and you go and do that? :lol2:

 

Welcome to the site, blindman.

 

At this point, I agree with you. I'll be curious to see how they fare against St. X tonight.

Simon Kenton!

 

Perhaps a brief geography refresher is in order.

Blindman, you just got "Simon Kentoned" by UK#1Fan. Consider yourself a true BGP member now!

Perhaps a brief geography refresher is in order.

 

Sorry I thought it said in Kentucky. I would have to agree probably Bryan Station.

Sorry I thought it said in Kentucky. I would have to agree probably Bryan Station.

 

No worries. Easy to get excited late on a football Friday afternoon.

Depending on outcome two weeks from tonight you may be able to remove 'public'.

 

Dunbar faithful probably would make a claim after beating the Commodores. And HC will make their season debut tonight.

 

Unless tonight is a blowout for X then the Defenders will have a case for #1 in Fayette County Public. And after they play LexCath they could make claim as best in Fayette overall. Frank Parks and the athletics program at Station have done some good things the last few years.
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