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Christian Co./Beechwood predictions?

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Christian County will more than likely go with the Joiner kid that won like 25+ straight starts at one point

No doubt you expect it to get tougher and tougher at this point...

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Is Harrison Co NOT a baseball powerhouse? That was part of your reply, was it not? And why act like these Beechwood kids are new to this environment? Most of these kids are already state champions in one sport, so they obviously have a compettitive edge that Christian Co can not match...

 

Harrison is a baseball powerhouse that is why they finished in the top 16 with a whole new starting 9. But this is the real deal, the big state championship, not a rinky dinky class a one.

Is Harrison Co NOT a baseball powerhouse? That was part of your reply, was it not? And why act like these Beechwood kids are new to this environment? Most of these kids are already state champions in one sport, so they obviously have a compettitive edge that Christian Co can not match...

 

Christian County won the state baseball tournament in 2004 and were runners up last year, so I think they may also have a bit of a "competetive edge"

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Christian County won the state baseball tournament in 2004 and were runners up last year, so I think they may also have a bit of a "competetive edge"

So both have a winning tradition. Should make for a great game. Nothing better than two teams that expect to win, and play the game right...

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Harrison is a baseball powerhouse that is why they finished in the top 16 with a whole new starting 9. But this is the real deal, the big state championship, not a rinky dinky class a one.

Anyway back to the teams that ARE still playing....BW still have 5 starters on this team that went to State in 2004. That doesnt compare to winning championships, but in this case, both teams have good experience, and will be a great game to watch...

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So both have a winning tradition. Should make for a great game. Nothing better than two teams that expect to win, and play the game right...

:thumb: :thumb:

Christian County will win this one by as many as they want.

Another HC fan I see. Sour grapes don't taste good...

I'll go with Christian Co in a close one.

I think this will be a good game. Of course it is just my opinion, but I think this side of the bracket is by far the strongest. Does anyone else agree with that?

yes...I have

 

 

Get back with me in little over a week then :thumb:

Get back with me in little over a week then :thumb:

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Get back with me in little over a week then :thumb:

 

Don't think I would be thinking about Beechwood till you get past Boyd.

Harrison is a baseball powerhouse that is why they finished in the top 16 with a whole new starting 9. But this is the real deal, the big state championship, not a rinky dinky class a one.

He could have been talking about Football. If so Harrison would have an extremely tough time trying to beat Beechwood's football team of several years ago. How did that rinky dink state championship BB team do against your breds? PLease stop with the sour grapes. You have more class than that. It is obvious that Beechwood can compete with anyone statewide.

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