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Was the Campbell County loss to Highlands a moral victory?

Was the Campbell County loss to Highlands a moral victory? 37 members have voted

  1. 1. Was the Campbell County loss to Highlands a moral victory?

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Highlands scored 23 total points...in what way is that ever "up so much early"?

 

...and at what point do Highlands people start looking at last year and now this game and questioning the play of their team when they get an early lead?

 

23 at the end of a quarter is not up quite a bit early?

 

Probably not after one game given this is a completely different team with a new head coach, but thank you for your concern.

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I would think he was probably in there questioning his first half game plan, had he ground and pounded with the QB keeper like he did in the second half he might have had a chance at a Victory. I say no moral Victory, that team is good and should expect to win some of these games vs hanging their hat on coming close. If I'm coach I don't even mention moral victory to the players.

 

Of course the coach isn't going to mention moral victory. As a teenager you subliminally understand this is good for your team.

23 at the end of a quarter is not up quite a bit early?

 

Probably not after one game given this is a completely different team with a new head coach, but thank you for your concern.

 

I'm not the one who may need to be concerned. But the early stages of trend do seem to be forming.

Yes, definitely a moral victory. But the caveat is it means nothing if you don't build on it and get better in the coming weeks.

Ls an L. Especially at home. Especially when enrollment is way larger.

 

Doesn't mean the talent pool is larger.

Doesn't mean the talent pool is larger.

 

It should be. Its the whole premise for having six classes in football...

It should be. Its the whole premise for having six classes in football...

 

I agree. One would think that should be the case but in NKY more 6A have been knocked off by lowers classes over the years.

I'm not the one who may need to be concerned. But the early stages of trend do seem to be forming.

 

I've worked with trend analysis daily for forty years, your definition is a new one to me.

Definitely a moral Víctory imo.

“I've never lost a game I just ran out of time.”

― Michael Jordan

 

“You have to give 100 percent in the first half of the game. If that isn't enough, in the second half, you have to give what's left.”

― Yogi Berra

 

"A moral victory don't mean nothing to me. I'd rather have an ugly win than a beautiful loss. A loss is a loss."

- Bobby Bowden

It should be. Its the whole premise for having six classes in football...

Yea, and it's a very much flawed premise. Otherwise 1A teams would never beat 4A teams, and 2A teams would never beat 5A teams. Both happen frequently debunking the myth that enrollment of a school dictates the quality of it's football team.

I'll agree "moral victory" if we agree all the really means is "confidence builder". I know as a coach, I never say moral victory because I want to win every game we play! I don't care who is on the opposite side! If we play good and lose, I can build on it. But never would I use the word victory in a loss. I hate losing and I want to play the best to challenge my kids and eventually get to that level. If you never show the kids the "next level", they never know what it really takes to get there. Camp Co is doing that and making strides.

 

Now I know I'm going to get hammered for this and sound like a whiny HHS fan, but that game (as close as the score was), was also a few executions and 2-3 less penalties from being a blowout. If you consider the plays that the birds typically make and the number of uncharacteristic penalties for a HHS team, they looked normal to me. The hope is they clean it up. If they don't, that's what we'll see all year. If they do, they will become the same ole HHS team...very good. Remember, new coach and brand new OL (which many of the "drive crushing" penalties were on). My bet is they clean that up. Now you can say CC had penalties and shot themselves in the foot at times too. And that may be true. But both those things are very uncharacteristic for HHS and is one of the reasons they typically have an advantage over others. Take that advantage away and you get a game like this. The good thing...very easy fix for the Birds.

 

As for CC, don't want to take anything away from them. They definitely turned it around and believed they could play with HHS that night. They obviously changed some things and I really think holding the Birds to 0 in the second qtr gave them a second wind coming out at half. They really stepped up their game with the changes and new confidence and played very well. I LOVE what's going on with CC football.

Ls an L. Especially at home. Especially when enrollment is way larger.

 

Enrollment has been larger. The real question to ask is how many students were playing, which wasn't a high number at all for its enrollment prior to Lickert becoming the coach.

 

I know many do not like "moral victories", myself usually included. With consideration to how the Camels were over the years, how they have been known to play against Highlands, and the direction that Lickert has the Camels going, this was a moral victory IMO. I believe they will build upon this.

I've worked with trend analysis daily for forty years, your definition is a new one to me.

 

I honestly thought you were in your early twenties.

I honestly thought you were in your early twenties.

 

Boy I wish!

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