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PRIDE WEEK: Trinity -vs- St. Xavier....who wins?

Who wins, Trinity or St. Xavier? 56 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins, Trinity or St. Xavier?

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Have you watched either team?

 

Yeah, I've seen one of 'em pretty darn close up and the other on film. Do you disagree with my assessment?

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I agree. It will be interesting to see if the X w's over Fairdale ? Central ? - will be of much help,

 

Sounds like someone is a bit salty.

I would say the talent gap still favors the Rocks, but it is not as wide as it was from 2010-2012.

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^ I think there is still a substantial gap in talent, but the bulk of ours is still very young. The best player on the field will be Donald Brooks.....I look for X to make us try to beat them with the pass.....IFF we have success in the air, we win. Our defense is very, very solid....and athletic.

Who is the home team this year?

 

And somebody call Jurich, tell him to put the UofL game on the big screens...

Trinity on a four year run against St X has to be favored.

 

Both teams have stellar defenses, both have questions on offense that can lead to scoring draughts.

 

If Young has to leave the game and Trinity forced to go to a backup QB, then it could get ugly. If the ST X offense cannot sustain drives and leaves the ST X defense on the field too long, then like wise it could get ugly for ST X.

 

When you have two evenly matched teams such as these it's usually decided by turnovers, and turnovers are difficult to predict.

 

Hope everyone stays healthy and we are entertained with a great game.

Trinity on a four year run against St X has to be favored.

 

Both teams have stellar defenses, both have questions on offense that can lead to scoring draughts.

 

If Young has to leave the game and Trinity forced to go to a backup QB, then it could get ugly. If the ST X offense cannot sustain drives and leaves the ST X defense on the field too long, then like wise it could get ugly for ST X.

 

When you have two evenly matched teams such as these it's usually decided by turnovers, and turnovers are difficult to predict.

 

Hope everyone stays healthy and we are entertained with a great game.

 

Welcome to the site, BTI! :thumb:

I agree. It will be interesting to see if the X w's over Fairdale ? Central ? - will be of much help,

 

Another interesting point for this year's game...it could be argued that when you look at comparative scores, St.X's two losses are to two teams that are better than anybody Trinity has played.

 

I know I'll get blasted for that, but the McCallie/Ensworth score really shed some light on things and I simply don't think Trinity has played anyone as good as Moeller yet. Of course, I do openly concede that Trinity's overall strength of schedule is far superior to this point and beyond.

If they play Trinity wins 28-13... but I hear there is a "purge" set for Louisville and both teams are afraid to travel.....

Another interesting point for this year's game...it could be argued that when you look at comparative scores, St.X's two losses are to two teams that are better than anybody Trinity has played.

 

I know I'll get blasted for that, but the McCallie/Ensworth score really shed some light on things and I simply don't think Trinity has played anyone as good as Moeller yet. Of course, I do openly concede that Trinity's overall strength of schedule is far superior to this point and beyond.

 

I would have to agree with East Raider. While X has played only one out of state team it's not like X has played "Fairdale" every week. Of there six games so far, the only game that makes one scratch their head is the Fairdale game, other than that the competition has been pretty good. Bowling Green and Moeller are two top teams in their respective states.

 

Is Trinity's schedule "tougher" than St. X's overall, yes, but St. X is still competing against quality competition.

 

Just because a team has to play an out of state school does not make them better than every in-state school.

I give T a slight edge in a number of areas: 1) talent, 2) strength of schedule, 3) coaching, 4) scheme.

 

Go Rocks!

If they play Trinity wins 28-13... but I hear there is a "purge" set for Louisville and both teams are afraid to travel.....

 

If so those fearless folks up at Simon Kenton have agreed to host.

I give T a slight edge in a number of areas: 1) talent, 2) strength of schedule, 3) coaching, 4) scheme.

 

Go Rocks!

 

I sure do miss Coach "G". :cry::cry:

X. The offense finds a way to score some points, probably off of short fields. X 21- T 17.

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