Who do you think wins this game and why?

Sounds like Conner has a good team this year. It should make for a good game this week against SK.

Big jump in opposition in SK. Boone is so limited it is hard to tell how good Conner is.

 

SK is the heavy favorite.

SK has scored 50 plus points in 2 games and put up over 550 yards offense both games. Dillon Powell has 61 rushes 468 yards rushing 5 tds after 2 games.

Big jump in opposition in SK. Boone is so limited it is hard to tell how good Conner is.

 

SK is the heavy favorite.

 

I'm with you on this. As I've said many times, Conner is clearly a bigger, stronger, and faster team than last year, and the year of experience has really helped what is still a relatively young team. Great win last night (always fun beating Boone), but next week should provide a better indicator of how much better this year's team is.

This will be the first game against a NKY team and SK is battle tested. Beat X in a scrimmage, beat a top 2A team and beat a very good Bryan Station team. SK can not over look Conner they are playing good football.

Sk by 3 touchdowns.

Conner D did a great job of shutting Boone's running game down. Now they get to play a team that can run AND pass.

 

Big test for the Cougars.

I think Conner is flying under the radar. If it's at Conner, this might be an interesting contest. Good luck to the Cougars.

Conner looked good against BC but still think SK wins this pretty big. 42-21.

Still on the bandwagon, SK by two scores.

SK wins by at least 2 TD's but I'm very interested in how Cooner plays against the run.

I like Conners new uniforms they are pretty nice.

This should be a running clock game.

I think Conner is flying under the radar. If it's at Conner, this might be an interesting contest. Good luck to the Cougars.

 

The game is at Conner. Great crowd last Friday for the Boone Co. game. I'd expect another good turnout for this game. Good to see the Conner students supporting the school and team. The "C-Section" was as large as I've seen at a Conner event in a long, long time.