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Newport Central Catholic vs. Danville 2A Semi-Final Predictions

The 2A East Representative to Bowling Green 96 members have voted

  1. 1. The 2A East Representative to Bowling Green

    • Newport Catholic
      46%
    • Danville
      53%

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Danville has improved a lot since the Boyle game, only problem is they haven't had a good test since. Danville's district and region just doesn't have a team any where near NCC. I think Danville can beat NCC, but its going to take great effort with no turn overs. I would really like Danville's chances better if it was played in Danville. I want to see how the Ads react when they get hit in the mouth. Coach Clevenger has instilled a toughness in the players they haven't had for a long time and I think it will show Friday. The Ads schedule hasn't been as tough as NCC, but they have been focused and absolutely destroyed their comp coming down the stretch. thse games could have been in the 70's and 80's if not for the mercy rule, running clock. I will take Danville in a close one 17-14, with Steber kicking the game winner in the closing seconds.

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Does anyone have directions to the Newport stadium? I am assuming exiting off I-75, and the what?

Does anyone have directions to the Newport stadium? I am assuming exiting off I-75, and the what?

 

You will take I-75 into downtown and take I-71 as soon as you cross the river, it is also Fort Wasington Way. Take that I471S. Take the first exit off of 471. It is for Newport/Bellevue. Take a right off of the exit. Go back under 471 and take the 1st light and turn right onto Riviera Dr. (It is the right turn between Party Source and Bellevue Vets). At the end of Riviera take a Right onto E. 6th St. You will see Newport High School right there. Parking the is under 471.

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Does anyone have directions to the Newport stadium? I am assuming exiting off I-75, and the what?

 

You want to avoid the "cut in the hill" at all cost.

 

This route will take you no more than 20 minutes.........

 

75N to 275E

 

you'll go about 7 miles then use the left lane to take exit 74B to merge onto I-471 N toward Newport/Cincinnati.

 

you'll go about 4 miles then take Exit 5 for KY-8 toward Newport/Bellevue. Turn right off the exit & right at the light Riviera Dr. (The Party Source).

 

Follow Riviera Dr. till it dead-ends at stop sign, turn right at stop sign then a quick left into Newport High School.

IMO you will be eating your first sentence one the Breds take the Ads to the shed on Friday.

 

:lol2:

That would have been 04. Trae Grey was Q.B. in 07.

 

I got here when it was Trae Grey and the big receiver. Leonard something.

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Either way you go you are looking at no more than 20 minutes either way. 75 thru downtown Cincinnati 5 minutes shorter, but you can never predict the traffic jams on the "cut in the hill".....no matter what time it is. Once you pass 275 you are committed to the cut in the hill and the mercy of the traffic. 275 can have it's traffic snafus, but nowhere near what you get on 75.

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IMO you will be eating your first sentence one the Breds take the Ads to the shed on Friday.

 

I seriously doubt anyone is going to be taken to the shed.

Either way you go you are looking at no more than 20 minutes either way. 75 thru downtown Cincinnati 5 minutes shorter, but you can never predict the traffic jams on the "cut in the hill".....no matter what time it is. Once you pass 275 you are committed to the cut in the hill and the mercy of the traffic. 275 can have it's traffic snafus, but nowhere near what you get on 75.

 

275 is a better suggestion for safe traffic suggestions, especially if it is raining.

And if all the big developers in Northern Kentucky get their way and build the Eastern bypass bridge then you can drive through New Richmond Ohio and take 30 minutes longer to get to Newport.

 

(Inside joke for Northern Kentucky residents. Please pay no attention if you are looking for driving directions.)

Danville has improved a lot since the Boyle game, only problem is they haven't had a good test since. Danville's district and region just doesn't have a team any where near NCC. I think Danville can beat NCC, but its going to take great effort with no turn overs. I would really like Danville's chances better if it was played in Danville. I want to see how the Ads react when they get hit in the mouth. Coach Clevenger has instilled a toughness in the players they haven't had for a long time and I think it will show Friday. The Ads schedule hasn't been as tough as NCC, but they have been focused and absolutely destroyed their comp coming down the stretch. thse games could have been in the 70's and 80's if not for the mercy rule, running clock. I will take Danville in a close one 17-14, with Steber kicking the game winner in the closing seconds.

Danville may have improved since the Boyle game, but most other quality teams have also. You do realize that Danville may have played in the weakest region of any of the classes during the state playoffs. That is not their fault that the teams were so weak this year. They did go ahead and take care of business and win out. Now is when you are able to tell how much you have improved.

Danville may have improved since the Boyle game, but most other quality teams have also. You do realize that Danville may have played in the weakest region of any of the classes during the state playoffs. That is not their fault that the teams were so weak this year. They did go ahead and take care of business and win out. Now is when you are able to tell how much you have improved.
Thought that it was was evident that I do realize the caliber of comp Danville has played. I don't know if its the weakest region in any class though. Are you a Boyle County fan? Also, NCC predistrict schedule was strong but it doesn't look like their 2a schedule was that strong.
Thought that it was was evident that I do realize the caliber of comp Danville has played. I don't know if its the weakest region in any class though. Are you a Boyle County fan? Also, NCC predistrict schedule was strong but it doesn't look like their 2a schedule was that strong.

 

Lloyd was ranked in the top 10 all year and Covington Holy Cross was in the top 15 by the end of the year

90% chance of rain on Friday, which offense will hurt more, Danville or NCC?

90% chance of rain on Friday, which offense will hurt more, Danville or NCC?
Not sure I guess it would favor NCC most because they have a power running game, unless the slick ball causes them to fumble. Danville has played in several rain games and it didn't seem to bother them.
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