The question is whether Cov Cath can play under artificial light!!

 

...we can only bring ourselves to do it maybe 5 or 6 times at year, tops.

 

Well....plus maybe 4 or 5 more times in the playoffs.

What Division does CovCath translate to in Ohio for Harbin points? I know it is not D1 and I would think it could be D3.

 

CCH would be D3.

What Division does CovCath translate to in Ohio for Harbin points? I know it is not D1 and I would think it could be D3.

 

I'm 90% sure they would be D-II.

If Cov Cath keeps it close and Blue Birds struggle but win, does CovCath move to #1 in nky poll?

CCH would be D3.

 

The top 10% are Division 1, and the other classes are equally built after that top 10% are taken out. Based on the recent breakdown, I was under the impression they'd have been at the bottom of D-II. I could be wrong.

What Division does CovCath translate to in Ohio for Harbin points? I know it is not D1 and I would think it could be D3.

 

CCH would be D3.

 

I'm 90% sure they would be D-II.

 

Here's how they split the divisions for football. Looks to me like Cov Cath would be D-II.

 

2013-2015 OHSAA Tournament Divisions

If Cov Cath keeps it close and Blue Birds struggle but win, does CovCath move to #1 in nky poll?

Nope.The Bluebirds stay ranked #1 in 4A until they drop a game to another KY school.

If Cov Cath keeps it close and Blue Birds struggle but win, does CovCath move to #1 in nky poll?

 

I think I'd still have to wait and see how things turn out on September 26th. However, I'll go on record saying that if Cov Cath keeps it close against Moeller this week, and Highlands struggles against Bryan Station, then Cov Cath will win at least one game against Highlands this season.

I don't know, Mo is awfully- and I mean AWFULLY- big and fast. If it comes down to the kicking game I would be ecstatic- and shocked.

 

and Special teams play...

 

Not just the kicker, but the coverage teams, etc. This is where teams like Moeller, Elder and you know who separated themselves from the 22 starters itself.

 

Like I said, CovCath should be able to matchup man for man on O and D but when it comes to the special teams does CovCath have another 22 guys that can match Moe's other 22 guys and some? I am sure Moe is very very deep and their special team players could and would be stars on other teams.

 

That is the big question mark and if CovCath can match them in those areas it will be a game. IF they can not, then it could be not so good.

 

Hey, another Cincy Goliath came to NKY not too many yrs ago and was embarrassed by a team that had zero business according to the experts of beating them. That was a St X team that had Natl Championship hopes and they got exposed and never could recover the rest of the yr. :thumb:

Here's how they split the divisions for football. Looks to me like Cov Cath would be D-II.

 

2013-2015 OHSAA Tournament Divisions

 

I think Ohio numbers are only 10th, 11th and 12th grade enrollment. At least they used to be. So they would be D3 if that still holds.

And Moeller is listed this way :

 

ARCHBISHOP MOELLER CINCINNATI SOUTHWEST 697

 

And Moeller has more than 697 students in the school.

And Moeller is listed this way : ARCHBISHOP MOELLER CINCINNATI SOUTHWEST 697 And Moeller has more than 697 students in the school.

 

Ohio uses grades 9 , 10, and 11.

If Cov Cath keeps it close and Blue Birds struggle but win, does CovCath move to #1 in nky poll?

 

I don't know,but I am already on record picking CCH to win their district. Could be the kiss of death though

And Moeller is listed this way :

 

ARCHBISHOP MOELLER CINCINNATI SOUTHWEST 697

 

And Moeller has more than 697 students in the school.

 

Actually, doesn't that page say boys in 9/10/11th grade?

 

2013-2014 and 2014-2015 OHSAA Tournament Enrollment Figures

 

edit: clyde already pointed this out but the link does show that.

So with Cov Cath's attendance at 565, 75% of that would be 424 students. 424 keeps them in D-II by the OHSAA's guidelines. I'm not sure what the actual numbers are for 12th graders at Cov Cath, but if there are more 162 students in the senior class this year, then Cov Cath would be considered a D-III school by the Harbin numbers.