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Is the Big 3 back?

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Maybe causing turnovers is showing that X is a good team. I think that it's hard not to put them (X) in the Big 3 with the way they have played the other two. Yes when they cause 5 turnovers then they should win.

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One of thr big 3 is a NKY school!

Not impressed with the big 3!

 

The big 3 managed to destroy all the Lexington teams they played. Try to avoid giving up 35 to a team from Fayette County before crowning yourself Napoleon.

The big 3 managed to destroy all the Lexington teams they played. Try to avoid giving up 35 to a team from Fayette County before crowning yourself Napoleon.

 

Lexington schools are average at best.

Maybe causing turnovers is showing that X is a good team. I think that it's hard not to put them (X) in the Big 3 with the way they have played the other two. Yes when they cause 5 turnovers then they should win.

 

I can't speak to the H game, but X did nothing to contribute to the bad snaps on the punts against T.

 

Lexington schools are average at best.

 

And an average team put up 35 on your mighty Pioneers?

One of thr big 3 is a NKY school!

No. I wouldn't put Cooper in as one of the big 3, but it's nice to be thought of that way. Thanks.

One of thr big 3 is a NKY school!

 

Scott County will crush their dream.

Not impressed with the big 3!

 

You will be in just a few weeks.

With X playing both T and Male so close, is the Big 3 back?

 

I think so. T is to a degree still the T of the past decade and a half. Coach Wolfe has brought H back to the level comparable to what it was a decade and a half ago and Coach Wolford looks have St. X very close.

 

Will these three teams every once in a while drop a game or scrimmage to a team in the next tier, yes but the next tier teams will not win consistently enough against the Big Three to have a seat at that table.

No, I am saying if X played Male or T again, you can't rely on turnovers to win a game. That is the only reason these games were close. Good teams are not going to turn it over every time X plays them.

 

So then X shouldn't get credit for being able to cause key turnovers against good teams?

No, I am saying if X played Male or T again, you can't rely on turnovers to win a game. That is the only reason these games were close. Good teams are not going to turn it over every time X plays them.

 

True, but at the same time a good team is going to work on creating turnovers.

I can't speak to the H game, but X did nothing to contribute to the bad snaps on the punts against T.

 

 

How many points did T score in the second half?

Similarly, H had 497 yards of offense and managed ONLY 27 points can someone explain that to me?

Over the last three years the Big 3 have come back to even playing field. In the mid to late 2000s it was T an X playing for state championships, while H was Turing their equipment in at the beginning of November. H has come back on the last 3 years, but they can't get over the hump and win a state championship. The Big 3 is back and the 6A playoffs should be really fun in Louisville.

 

How many points did T score in the second half?

Similarly, H had 497 yards of offense and managed ONLY 27 points can someone explain that to me?

 

Doesn't matter, you still lost despite being gifted those points.

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