Just left Panara Bread in Crestview Hills and I'm pretty sure covcathradio was game planning for next week already.

Did any of the Birds fans express their appreciation to Cov Cath for giving them a home game?

Did any of the Birds fans express their appreciation to Cov Cath for giving them a home game?[/quote

 

Yes but I will say it again...thanks!

Just left Panara Bread in Crestview Hills and I'm pretty sure covcathradio was game planning for next week already.

 

No question. It is his Saturday morning hangout with his bride.

It's CovCath week, Part II! Let's fill up those soup pots and beat CovCath...again!

 

Go Birds!

Glad to be playing at home and love the excitement that this game generates. However, I've seen too many close escapes not to worry about facing the Colonels.

Im calling a running clock sleeper

 

Want to buy a bridge?

Zero chance CCH puts up 31 points. For CCH to win their D is going to have to have a monster effort and hold HHS to 14 or 17.

 

Why do you think they won't?

I think Highlands wins but it will be much closer than the first time. I think it will be within a touchdown throughout, with Highlands getting a score late in the 4th to win by 14.

Who was David Cecil?

Who was David Cecil?

 

He was a Lord in Great Britain if my history is correct. He may have also played football for HHS, assuming google is correct.

Who was David Cecil?

 

The Highlands football team, nicknamed the Bluebirds (or 'Birds, for short), currently plays its home games at David Cecil Memorial Stadium (capacity: 4700), located right behind the high school building. The stadium, which originally opened in 1949, is named in honor of David Cecil, a student-athlete at Highlands who died on November 11, 1952, after sustaining a serious football-related injury.

 

You can find out WAY more than you ever wanted to know about Highlands football here: Highlands Bluebirds - High School Football Program Information Website

The Highlands football team, nicknamed the Bluebirds (or 'Birds, for short), currently plays its home games at David Cecil Memorial Stadium (capacity: 4700), located right behind the high school building. The stadium, which originally opened in 1949, is named in honor of David Cecil, a student-athlete at Highlands who died on November 11, 1952, after sustaining a serious football-related injury.

 

You can find out WAY more than you ever wanted to know about Highlands football here: Highlands Bluebirds - High School Football Program Information Website

 

 

 

Thanks.

Picked the Colonels obviously. Don't ask me about the particulars.

This game will be much closer than the first meeting for sure. I'm curious to see what adjustment the Cov Cath staff will make based on the first game. I expect more of a passing attack from the Colonels downfield.

 

Should be a great game and atmosphere with emotions running high with possibly playing your last High School football game at stake.

 

Birds 24-17