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Lexington Catholic/Highlands Updates

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I hate taking a knee when there is time on the clock in the first half. Especially when you are losing and the other team gets the ball to start the third quarter.

 

Not worth the risk at all. Look at the Ole Miss vs Alabama game this season, instead of taking the knee they ran the ball on a play that scores 1% of the time from where they were on the field, resulted in a scoop and score. Nearly cost the Rebels the game.

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Defense did a lot better after the first 3 drives. Made the Bluebirds earn the 4th TD (two 3rd down conversions). Also prevented scores on the last 3 drives of the half.

 

On Offense the Knights have had success in the air when they have protected Reese Ryan. Rushing game is non-existent for the first game all season. Game could be a lot different if they had finished the drive that ended with the INT on the 5.

 

If the Knights can get a stop on the opening drive (Birds get ball first) they have a puncher's chance. If not, then it has been a good season.

 

Very very true. They HAVE to protect the ball on offense also. THose turnovers have killed them and they are lucky they still have a fighting chance in this game for now.

Not worth the risk at all. Look at the Ole Miss vs Alabama game this season, instead of taking the knee they ran the ball on a play that scores 1% of the time from where they were on the field, resulted in a scoop and score. Nearly cost the Rebels the game.

 

I agree with your logic but I have the Madden mindset all the time. My goal is to score at all costs everytime I have the ball. I'd be a horrible football coach. :lol2:

Urlage with a 67 yard td run on the first play of the second half.

 

35-13 Highlands.

Highlands scores on a 60+ run on the first play from scrimmage by the Highlands RB. Missed a tackle and it was off to the races.

 

While I'll be ecstatic if the Knights make a comeback I'm not seeing it.

Highlands scores on a 60+ run on the first play from scrimmage by the Highlands RB. Missed a tackle and it was off to the races.

 

While I'll be ecstatic if the Knights make a comeback I'm not seeing it.

 

 

It would be one of the greatest comebacks in KY high school football history.

3 and out for the Knights. Gonna be a long 2nd half

Ball's color man is calling out the Highlands PA announcer. Doesn't feel like the call is very professional.

Isnt the Highlands PA man a student? It was the time I was at Highlands.

Highlands with the 20 yard field goal to make it 38-13 for the Bluebirds

Ball's color man is calling out the Highlands PA announcer. Doesn't feel like the call is very professional.

 

That is because he is not a professional. He is probably 17 years old.

Ryan throws it into triple coverage on 4th and 23 (I think that's what they said) and Donovan Morris brings it down continuing his good game.

 

38-20 in the 3rd.

Ball's color man is calling out the Highlands PA announcer. Doesn't feel like the call is very professional.

 

Who is Ball?

That is because he is not a professional. He is probably 17 years old.

 

The ADULT crew doing the TV are WAY bigger homers than the old CovCath radio crew of students.

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