Is the QB going anywhere

 

As of right now I do not think so. He wants to play QB in college and the offers aren't coming because of that from what I understand. If he opens up to the idea of playing WR or going as an athlete, I think he will get more offers. Some who knows more than me on the situation can provide further information.

The strength of schedule does make a difference in experiencing big fast and athletic players. That alone gives the edge to T. I have seen Dixie and they are good, but I haven't seen T, but I have to believe they are far superior to any team Dixie has played. I will say this, Moore is the most impressive player I have seen in a while in NKY. What separates him in my mind is not his athleticism, which is very good, but his football IQ. He just makes great decisions with the football and seeing the field.

 

Not sure that will be enough, though. I say T by 10-20 points.

The strength of schedule does make a difference in experiencing big fast and athletic players. That alone gives the edge to T. I have seen Dixie and they are good, but I haven't seen T, but I have to believe they are far superior to any team Dixie has played. I will say this, Moore is the most impressive player I have seen in a while in NKY. What separates him in my mind is not his athleticism, which is very good, but his football IQ. He just makes great decisions with the football and seeing the field.

 

Not sure that will be enough, though. I say T by 10-20 points.

 

I hope I am wrong and Dixie surprises me with the W

#76 OL/DL Johnson (6'4" 290)- E. Michigan

#82 TE/LS Hedger (??? ???)- Austin Peay (committed but interest from other programs)

 

Moore (#7) could get a D1 offer as an athlete (probably won't get one as a QB)

 

Not sure of the interest of anyone else.

 

Ben Owens looks and plays like a D1 player too. No offers that I'm aware of, though.

Ben Owens looks and plays like a D1 player too. No offers that I'm aware of, though.

 

I do not think he has any offers either. I believe I heard there may be some interest but I don't remember what schools were mentioned.

 

But you are right, he has good size and plays at a high level.

I just don't see any way that Trinity can beat this team. That has to be the greatest assembly of football talent since Lombardi's Packers. I really hope The Rocks can keep within 60.

Trinity has had it's share of blow outs in the championship game courtesy of the way the brackets fell (Ryle, PRP, Scott Co.), but I think this one is different. I think the Rocks come from behind, 23-21.

I just don't see any way that Trinity can beat this team. That has to be the greatest assembly of football talent since Lombardi's Packers. I really hope The Rocks can keep within 60.

 

Getting that vibe from both sides. Going to be a fun week.

Looks like Trinity may as well stay home. Again they have no chance.

 

Don't you love it?

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

I literally LOL'd at that one too.

Really pulling for Ryan Young in this one. Know he has been in and out of the lineup earlier this year, but has really come on strong!

 

Really good HS QB!

 

T Faithful is Ryan Young getting any looks at the small college level? Just curious.

Does the D End have any offers from schools like Eastern?

I think the biggest issue in this game is how each team prepares for an opponent that is so much different from the previous week. Meade Co. put zero pressure on Young, whereas Dixie will want to pressure him all night. And Dixie certainly has not had to prepare for an offense like Trinity's. This game may very well be won or lost on Tues/Wed/Thurs of this week.

Trinity has 8 wins over teams that are better than the best team Dixie has beaten.

 

This could be where that "eight wins over teams that are better" is coming from:

 

calpreps.com

Rank School State League Division W-L League W-L Division W-L Rating Schedule Strength Opponents' W-L

1 Trinity (Louisville, KY) team preview trend Kentucky 6A District 4 6A 9-5 1-2 (3rd) 5-2 59.4 47.6 134-44

WINS:

#175 Colerain (Cincinnati, OH) (36-27),

#176 Male (Louisville, KY) (38-31),

#180 Indianapolis Cathedral (Indianapolis, IN) (31-19),

#320 St. Xavier (Louisville, KY) (9-3),

#426 Cocoa (FL) (35-32),

#585 DuPont Manual (Louisville, KY) (14-3),

#697 Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia, PA) (30-6),

#803 Meade County (Brandenburg, KY) (48-0),

#3704 Henderson County (Henderson, KY) (55-7),

 

LOSSES:

#32 Archbishop Moeller (Cincinnati, OH) (17-14),

#37 Carmel (IN) (10-7),

#49 Ensworth (Nashville, TN) (21-14),

#176 Male (Louisville, KY) (35-34),

#320 St. Xavier (Louisville, KY) (35-21)

 

 

3 Dixie Heights (Edgewood, KY) team preview trend Kentucky 6A District 6 6A 13-1 4-0 (1st) 9-0 51.7 22.9 95-77

WINS:

#968 Kenton [simon] (Independence, KY) (36-10),

#968 Kenton [simon] (Independence, KY) (24-0),

#1464 Ballard (Louisville, KY) (48-21),

#1781 Beechwood (Fort Mitchell, KY) (48-21),

#2356 Cooper (Burlington, KY) (38-8),

#2678 Ryle (Union, KY) (35-24),

#2678 Ryle (Union, KY) (46-21),

#2824 Campbell County (Alexandria, KY) (43-0),

#3432 Newport Central Catholic (Newport, KY) (34-13),

#3693 Turpin (Cincinnati, OH) (27-19),

#6126 Boone County (Florence, KY) (38-7),

#7730 Tates Creek (Lexington, KY) (46-18),

#7730 Tates Creek (Lexington, KY) (43-6),

 

LOSSES:

#1965 Covington Catholic (Park Hills, KY) (41-7)

T played their usual buzz saw of a schedule. Impressive as always.