Name one Campbell County High School student that attends CCHS becasue Brossart does not have football?

Ryan Eten

BBHS has one of the finest football coaches I have ever known with Carver...wish him all the best and he is already truely missed at PCHS...

Congrats to Coach Carver. I have really enjoyed knowing their family and wish him all the best with Brossart.

 

But to me it seems he has an easier job starting the Mustangs football program, than his daughter does in keeping that fiance of hers in line.

Congrats to Coach Carver. I have really enjoyed knowing their family and wish him all the best with Brossart.

 

But to me it seems he has an easier job starting the Mustangs football program, than his daughter does in keeping that fiance of hers in line.

 

 

I would have to agree with you on both, especially keeping that fiance in line:lol:

What is the probable number of kids playing football at Brossart? I would think this will put a hurt on their fine soccer program.

What is the probable number of kids playing football at Brossart? I would think this will put a hurt on their fine soccer program.

 

 

I have heard around 60 signed up...

I have heard around 60 signed up...

Wow,that is a lot more than I thought they would have.

I have heard around 60 signed up...

At PC, that original number was large too. And then after 1 or 2, two-a-days, the time in the weightroom and the demands of playing HS football, that number began to dwindle significantly.

PC numbers have already dropped and 2 a days have not even started.

Coach Carver did a good job with Pendleton's program and I think Brossart can be a good team in a few years. I know there are some big guys on the basketball team. Also, a lot of kids in Campbell County attended CCHS, or NCC because Brossart didn't have football.

And they will continue to attend NCC, CCHS, and Highlands because of football.

Name one Campbell County High School student that attends CCHS becasue Brossart does not have football?

 

 

I won't name him, but my cousin. Also, about 5 of his buddies that live in Southeast CC.

And they will continue to attend NCC, CCHS, and Highlands because of football.

 

 

Give it a few years. It will take time, but Brossart has low numbers so they won't have to play a lot of the bigger schools.

PC numbers have already dropped and 2 a days have not even started.

 

 

Pendleton County has a very young, ambitious, and smart football coach. He will succeed.

I have heard around 60 signed up...

Original signup figures were in the mid-fifties - HOWEVER, that included juniors that are incoming seniors.

 

The actual number of bona-fide Mustang football prospects who are non-seniors is presently in the upper thirties.

 

I too agree that many of the football players from our feeder parishes will continue to go to NCC or Campbell County until Brossart establishes itself as a respectable varsity competitor or shows strong signs of becoming a respectable varsity competitor.

 

It took our soccer program years to become the perennial contender that it has become. Football will have to go through the same growing pains BUT once it establishes itself as a contender, you can bet your bottom dollar that it will remain a contender.

 

I may be a bit presumptuous here, but whenever we would be kicking some football school's butts at basketball and the student section would break out in "Let's Play Football!" I often thought to myself that maybe that they should be glad that we don't play football.

 

Brossart High School has a tradition of excellence in anything that we compete in an I see no reason why we won't be contenders at football once our program becomes established.

 

A hot topic on our BMustangs discussion board last year was about whether we could have taken the talent walking the halls of Brossart in the fall of

'04 and competed with the top talent in Northern Kentucky Class "A" Football.

 

Had we had a program in place at that time there is no doubt that we could have. Could we compete at the top of the Class "A" football ranks this year with previous training - it goes without saying - we certainly could.

 

What the future holds for the future Brossart Football Mustangs is yet to be seen BUT when the day comes that we show that we can compete on a year in and year out basis with the best presently established football programs in Class "A" the "build it and they will come" mentality will kick in and success will breed success and I don't think we will be hearing the "Let's Play Football" from our hoops opponents any longer.

 

It's only a matter of time and talent!

Good choice and good luck Mustangs. I'm looking forward to seeing the program in five years. It's true that to win state you will need to beat the big dogs Beechwood and NCC, but I think it's very possible that Ludlow, Dayton, Holy Cross, Bellevue, and Bracken Co. are all winnable games when you jump in on the varsity level.