I congratulate Stephen Lickert and the Camels on the win. But my question is about the first Campbell County offensive play of the second half? Dowds gets stopped in the backfield and the ball came out with Highlands recovering it. I am sure the whistle didn't blow. How can they come even close to saying Dowds was down?

Campbell has got more talent coming up, they will only get better IMO.

 

Totally agree.

Birds need to get past tonight. Take the game for what it is worth and learn you can't play sloppy and win ( get close though ). They have a much better team coming up next week. If they play sloppy again a last minute field goal won't be the outcome. That game will be over by halftime.

 

Yea next is Scott County, Ryle, X and Simon Kenton.

Wow how many NKY teams have taken down the birds in the last 2 seasons? Congrats Camels.

Yup and there of the next five for CC are NCC, Western Brown, and Conner.

Wow how many NKY teams have taken down the birds in the last 2 seasons? Congrats Camels.

The birds finally managed to drop a game to all the 6 A schools in northern Ky. Only took two years for the 4 A school to do so.

Are you kidding me? :confused:

Yea next is Scott County, Ryle, X and Simon Kenton.

Starting 1-5 is very possible.

Wow how many NKY teams have taken down the birds in the last 2 seasons? Congrats Camels.

CCH would like to join the club I bet.

This would never happen to Dale.

This would never happen to Dale.

Why? Would there be different players?

I'm being serious, although I agree with you in that it would be interesting if the outcomes this and last season would be different or not.

Dale may have had a few more horses in the stable....programs run in cycles

Congratulations Camels :thumb:

This is the greatest week in A Town history. The opening of Sparetimes Belly and Soul Restaurant and the Camels beating Birds.

Didn't the 2 personal fouls called on Highlands in the first half go against their QB? That should never happen, period. You have to be a leader and cannot run your mouth as a leader.