Boy, sure is hard to get a crumb at the 6A table.:(

 

Yes, I'm really glad the Mustangs have an opportunity to play Bowling Green. Win or lose it's a great thing for our program and this end of the state. From what I understand, an old hatchet had to be buried for the game to happen.

:lol2: at the first line there!

Me too on the BG v Mustangs game. I am not aware of the old hatchet. Can you share?

I see I touched a nerve' date=' which the truth can often do. Mayfield plays for state championships, which last I checked don't require an undefeated season. Since you didn't beat your county rival, look at the Mustangs schedule... where does your signature win come from? Hendo, Daviess... nope. I think you just saw it, it was Mayfield. No worries though, we're generally everyone's resume builder.[/quote']

 

Sorry to disappoint you, nerves remain unscathed. I just don't sit on my hands when I see someone talking (typing) out of the side of their mouth.

 

Thanks for solidifying a previous discussion on here. Play both sides of the coin: "signature win" "resume builder" or "widdle ol 2A" which is it?

 

I'm sorry, but I don't think any coach or competitor ever entered a season with the lofty goal of "a signature win". (sarcasm off)

 

As for Henderson & Daviess (also, Ohio & Muhlenberg). Frankly, those are the most important games. Playing for championships, right? Isn't districts where it all starts?

 

Do you see the paradox in your own statements?

If McCracken won the battle of the trenches, that could spell trouble for Mayfield in a matchup with DeSales. Again, not sure how good Ballard is, but their strength of schedule year in and year out cannot be questioned. That being said, here is what their coach said after our game against them. “They are brutes up front … masssive,” Ballard head coach Mike Jackson said. “You cannot win if you cannot run the ball." (And about the Colts' offense) - "We had a blitz package we worked on all week. We were ready for it. We folded a little under pressure.”

 

Mayfield has a history of great line coaches, going back at least 60 years. It could be longer than that, but I wasn't alive then. I'm talking great coaches; not just adequate or good coaches.

 

Mayfield is undersized on the line nearly every game, year after year. It doesn't stop us from winning.

^^That is the biggest understatement of the season!!! Very well said, and I totally agree. It seems to be an assembly line which tells me it's in the coaching from peewee up. Good, no I should say great, coachable and talented kids that soak it all up. Doing their best to keep the tradition alive.

Your point? I was at the game were you? Just having fun, problem?

Id take us over McCraken any day, every day.

 

 

because you have seen them play so many times and can make that call right?