I would say with the success BG has had you have to take them. Any team can win, but BG has to always be the favorite until they lose to another 5A team.

Bowling Green, no doubt in my mind.

5A is Down! BG will win it again, but next year they will actually have some competition... Here come Highlands!

5A is Down! BG will win it again, but next year they will actually have some competition... Here come Highlands!

 

Other than this year, they have had plenty of competition the last several years.

Other than this year, they have had plenty of competition the last several years.

 

Really just John Hardin. No one else has come within two scores, and all of those 2 score games came during the 11 championship run.

Really just John Hardin. No one else has come within two scores, and all of those 2 score games came during the 11 championship run.

 

Yes, that is what I meant. Probably should have went ahead and just said John Hardin instead of "plenty."

Really just John Hardin. No one else has come within two scores' date=' and all of those 2 score games came during the 11 championship run.[/quote']

 

2011 had not a single two score game in the playoffs.

 

2012 - BG 31 Christian Co 17 (Round 2) BG 35 Warren Central 21 (Round 3) BG 14 John Hardin 13 (Round 4) BG 34 Cooper 20 (State)

 

2013 - BG 34 JH 28 (4th round)

 

Just to provide some Intel for you. 2011 was dominant in every single way and fashion, including a 62-20 throttle of John Hardin.

2011 had not a single two score game in the playoffs.

 

2012 - BG 31 Christian Co 17 (Round 2) BG 35 Warren Central 21 (Round 3) BG 14 John Hardin 13 (Round 4) BG 34 Cooper 20 (State)

 

2013 - BG 34 JH 28 (4th round)

 

Just to provide some Intel for you. 2011 was dominant in every single way and fashion, including a 62-20 throttle of John Hardin.

 

Bowling Green 33 John Hardin 28 last year for what it's worth.

2013 - BG 34 JH 28 (4th round)

 

To be fair, in the 2013 championship game, Pulaski County led Bowling Green 14-0 in the first half before succumbing to the Purples. Obviously the margin was wider than the competitiveness of the game.

Bowling Green 33 John Hardin 28 last year for what it's worth.

 

Thank you, my apologies on that one.

2011 had not a single two score game in the playoffs.

 

2012 - BG 31 Christian Co 17 (Round 2) BG 35 Warren Central 21 (Round 3) BG 14 John Hardin 13 (Round 4) BG 34 Cooper 20 (State)

 

2013 - BG 34 JH 28 (4th round)

 

Just to provide some Intel for you. 2011 was dominant in every single way and fashion, including a 62-20 throttle of John Hardin.

 

My fault I meant in 2012 in my original post.

My fault I meant in 2012 in my original post.

 

The 2011 team is considered the best Bowling Green team ever.

To be fair, in the 2013 championship game, Pulaski County led Bowling Green 14-0 in the first half before succumbing to the Purples. Obviously the margin was wider than the competitiveness of the game.

 

I disagree...BG was asleep for the first quarter and then completely blew the doors off Pulaski for the remainder of the game. It was in no way a "competitive" game beyond Pulaski's second score. To Pulaski's credit, they did hit BG in the mouth fearlessly and fought till the end, but it was a one-sided affair none-the-less.

Really just John Hardin. No one else has come within two scores, and all of those 2 score games came during the 11 championship run.

 

The 2011 team is considered the best Bowling Green team ever.

 

The defense they had that year was ridiculously good. In my eyes that was the best BG team that has played Catholic in the past 4 years (I missed last years game).

The defense they had that year was ridiculously good. In my eyes that was the best BG team that has played Catholic in the past 4 years (I missed last years game).

 

Agree with you and Purple Adoptee. No one will say it, but I and many other JH fans consider the 2011 team to be the best and most explosive team we had. Only the Knights were even close to us before the BG game. That game still shocks me because of how talented we were.