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Every fan of Kentucky High School Football should be rooting for Bowling Green...

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So despite winning 4 state titles, 3 in the last 3 years, BG would somehow benefit and become better prepared for the playoffs?

 

...and why is Trinity more exciting than playing St. X for BG kids? It's not that different of an environment. It's not like Trinity has any major DI guys on their roster right now for BG kids to get excited about.

 

...and how is Trinity going to be a bigger gate than X? Same school essentially in terms of their fan bases.

 

...and why have I noticed that Trinity's schedule is considerably lighter for next year? Have they, I don't know, realized you can only play so many big games without getting beat up? Trinity calls others ugly without ever looking in the mirror.

 

Yes, by playing the best competition possible they would be better prepared. Some years a game with Trinity would prepare them better than other years but why not play both St. X and Trinity? Play one at home and the other on the road every year.

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No doubt; hoping the Purples streak continues, especially with playing a team outside of the Commonwealth.

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