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Trinity 70 Lafayette 14

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Rodjay Burns has improved more in one year than any T player I can remember.

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Rodjay Burns has improved more in one year than any T player I can remember.

 

That punt return TD he had was really impressive.

Saw this one coming since the game was first announced and Lafayette's showing against Mercer reassured me.

 

Yep. After I saw Lafayette last week I saw this coming.

By halftime, Trinity had 400 yards of offense, 23 first downs and Reed had 157 yards rushing, per the Courier-Journal. The 4 TD's that Burns caught tied a school record. Lafayette's big tackle going to UK very much looks the part of a big-time college lineman. He's got a big frame. Reminds me of Taylor Lewan (sp) from Michigan a couple of years back.

By halftime, Trinity had 400 yards of offense, 23 first downs and Reed had 157 yards rushing, per the Courier-Journal. The 4 TD's that Burns caught tied a school record. Lafayette's big tackle going to UK very much looks the part of a big-time college lineman. He's got a big frame. Reminds me of Taylor Lewan (sp) from Michigan a couple of years back.

 

He is huge. I got to see him up close last week and he is a physical specimen. Definitely looks the part.

Maybe this is just me but if I was Lafayette I would put both of my D-1 lineman on the same side and run the ball behind them.

Like I've said before how Eric Shaw and Sam Simpson keep their jobs, idk. Always underprepared, don't stress the small things, let's get rely on my athletes to make plays. type coaches.

Maybe this is just me but if I was Lafayette I would put both of my D-1 lineman on the same side and run the ball behind them.

They tried it once (that I saw) and it didn't work.

Wood and Alstatt are both outstanding players. Fun to watch! Both tackles are better than advertised. Wish both of them the best of luck the rest of the year and going to college.

 

But guess what, we have a BUNCH of talented players on our team as well.

 

Burns officially put his name at the top of the Mr Football list tonight. Both sides of the football and special teams. Amazing performance.

I had 62-14 in prediction thread. Mis-match!

WHERES GRC REPORTER AT?

 

No need to rub it in, the team did all the talking.

I'm not mad at Lafayette. They made plays, they moved the ball. It's hard to score on that defense. Trinity's best in the state no question. Lafayette has some athletes. Young was owning trinity's stud DE. Trinity is a tough team and I don't see anyone beating them. Lafayette has to get more disciplined and the coach made some awful calls. Lafayette's defense...man get rid of your whole D-line, how can you let someone score 70 points. This ain't basketball. Linebackers waiting on the back all night. Giving up at least 6 or 7 yards every play. Backing up instead of moving forward on run plays. They need to focus on defense, cause although I see Lafayette's offense rated top 10 in the state, defense is near the bottom in 6A. Trinity's one amazing football team. They don't make mistakes, one of the most disciplined teams I've ever seen. Very impressed.

if you knew nothing about the teams and saw them both warming up you would think they were evenly matched, but once the whistle blew it was easy to tell which team had put in more time preparing.

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