I'm the John fan. Different numbers by the name is confusing

 

Got you. I was thoroughly confused.

 

I like standing as well. Ask PepRock...I'm not a good sitter at a football game...AT ALL!

 

Nope, got to tie her down.

I swear.....lately it feels like some of my brethren are itching for a "fight".......sit where you want....get there early' date=' cheer loud.....[/quote']

 

Good to know I wasn't the only one seeing it.

Used to really enjoy going there. Cars pull right up to fenceline in endzone and a great many MC fans congregate there.

Thsrocks!!!! You Instigator!!!! lol

I do not like hassles at road playoff games. Ohio does it better with neutral site games after the first round and both schools receiving an equal number of tickets to sell. I recall the ticketing fiascos at Clark County (stands on one side), Ryle (very, very limited visitor side seats), as well as the aforementioned Boone County (now remedied). Coach Lampley is hoping to have tickets for sale at the Trinity Thanksgiving Day practice.

Meade Co.: 76 yards of total offense versus Male. Allowed 325. Meade vs. Scott County: The Wave 188 rushing, 81 passing while allowing 193 on the ground and 149 through the air.

There are a number of problems using stats without seeing the game. Maybe a team played on a short field. Maybe a team scored on defense and special teams. You defensive stats are going to skew when you play a team that runs a lot of plays in a game like Male. The stats are going to be lower when two grind it out teams play each other because the clock doesn't stop. I don't have a dog in the fight but be careful just pulling stats.

Trinity wins this one 21-7

Man I am tired of picking against Meade. I thought they would lose the last two weeks and they continue to impress me. Once again, I will pick Trinity, but they will have to earn this one. I do think Meade's one weakness is passing the ball, but then again, they really haven't had to pass the ball much this year.

 

Funny!

Trinity defense held X to minus 15 yds rushing and is back to full strength in the secondary.

 

However, X also hung 35 points on Trinity in their first meeting, so...

Are you guys saying that you aren't hospitable to visitors? I being old have often sat on the opposing team's side when I have needed a seat and have had some spirited but good natured talk with the hosts.

 

Of course you can sit on the home side! Just get there early

Can you stand on the track?

 

Yes. Plenty of space to do that all around the field.

However, X also hung 35 points on Trinity in their first meeting, so...

 

You guys didn't score a single point against Male, we put up 30+ on them both games, not sure where all this confidence is coming from... lol

It is called GENERAL ADMISSION for a reason.

 

You are right the price is general admission, it allows you admission to sit in the visitors section.

T wins 28-14, the D front seven will be to much for Meade to handle all game

Defense is Meade County's strength.

 

Their offense is one dimensional and very limited. Their passing game is rather primitive. Their quarterback is a good athlete who they count on to make plays.

 

They have won these playoff games by having good defense and playing field position and being able to outscore their opponent.

 

All I say keep thinking the team is one dimensional...we have been the underdogs throughout the playoffs. We scored 27 on Scott Co #2 in 6A & 30 on Central Hardin #3 in 6A. Don't know why everyone thinks throwing the ball makes u a good team. Bryan station lost because they didn't have any defense or running game. Every college & pro team wants to establish the run.

 

We got robbed at the championship game last year and are headin back to the state semi again this year. Back to back regional championships...I bet a lot of teams would like to be one dimensional like us...

 

Our defense compliments our offense and vise versa. The defense won the game against Henry Clay..The offense won the Scott co game. The offense had the ball for 22 minutes in the 1st half against Central Hardin. Our passing game supports our running game.