Nice win for the Juggs. Were down 10-7 and came back.

 

Scott is a scrappy team though. They got down 27-16 and almost pulled off the victory but a late fumble in the red zone which would have given them the lead after a nice run by the Scott RB gave LLoyd the game as they scored the very next play.

 

Scott was down 27-24 and driving when back-up qb Bianchi (who played a great game at several positions) fumbled the ball in Lloyd territory. It was on the next drive when Scott was trying to hold and get the ball back that Lloyd broke the long td (missed conversion). The game was actually alot closer than the scoreboard showed, unfortunately...

 

Hats off to Lloyd for bouncing back on the road for the second straight week after getting beat by SK.

Im so proud of the way Scott is playing I know they are losing but they are such a better football team then in the past and they are playing so hard. They deserve so much better then the 0-2 start but that are playing good football.

Losing your best player to another school and having a second year rebuilding coach makes it tough for Scott to be a contender this season. I'll bet you don't see too many bad 4A No. Ky. district games this year. Districts are looking competitive. It just might be bad based on the fact that it will be hard once again to compete down state. It's still Friday night football and nothing else compares!

 

 

Who was the best player, and where did he go?

Who was the best player, and where did he go?

 

I believe DC is referring to RB Haught who is now at Simon Kenton.

Im so proud of the way Scott is playing I know they are losing but they are such a better football team then in the past and they are playing so hard. They deserve so much better then the 0-2 start but that are playing good football.

 

It's good to hear that they are a better football team than in the past. I seem to recall that they made tremendous strides last year during the seaon and it sounds like that progress is continuing. If they keep working hard, the ball will bounce their way soon enough.

Dchick you are fooling yourself. Nky 4a is terrible. Thats coming from a fan of nky 4a, I need a new hobby.

No, but writing off No. Ky. 4A after 2 weeks of basically scrimmage games doesn't mean in 6-7 weeks things won't improve. Maybe this is a "down" year for 4A up here. Who is to say that come playoff time someone like CCH or Highlands won't lose early in the playoffs after going 8-1 or so, does that make them bad? How do you determine who is "bad"? Seems to me that is decided during the playoffs, against other "enrollment equivalent" teams in your classsification. Since Lloyd was handily defeated by SK last week, and if they should make to the 2A final and win, are they "Bad' for losing to a 4A school since No. Ky. 4A schools are considered bad? Would it demean their championship? No! It's only the second week, and many schools are dealing with issues. For Dixie, they are just now getting to practice on a lined field, at home. Most teams have had that luxury since the spring. No one ever expects No. Ky. 4A teams to compete with the Louisville teams come playoff time, and I'm confident they won't this year either. Dixie's "upset" over Trinity a few years ago was considered a fluke. Trinity wasn't a "bad" team were they, since Dixie had lost a few games before then? All I'm saying is that No. Ky. football is exciting no matter what class you are in and to demean teams by calling them bad after 1-2 games is a bit premature. Let's just enjoy our Friday Night Lights! It's great that No. Ky. football has such a talent pool to play against for non-district games.

 

Everyone who practices improves by default. That doesn't mean they are suddenly becoming good. Highlands and Beechwood would beat Dixie in weeks nine and 10 by as much or more.

Scott has definitely played well enough to win the last two weeks. Ask anyone at the HC or Lloyd games the last two weeks. With that being said, if Scott can keep up their intensity, they will suprise any team that will look past them or take them too lightly.