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Ashland/Russell Predictions

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JV Player Even when ashland had there so-called best team in the last decade last season, they still didnt have enough for the devils

 

Ok, Ashland didn't have enough to pull ot the win last year. But IMO as bad as Ashland played last year Russell won by only 8 points and Ashland with the last posession inside the 5? Not a very convincing win by the eventual State champs??:sssh:

Convincing enough for the win BADCAT. Also, is it really wise to use the term "eventual state champs" when trash talking. :sssh: :D

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You seriously think BC will be a bigger and tougher game for Russell? :confused:

 

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Does this mean Raceland will be a bigger game next year than Russell?

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I understand. But I mean a win against BC should almost be a lock for Russell.

I understand. But I mean a win against BC should almost be a lock for Russell.

 

It has been...That's why the loss last year was such a big wake up call...I personally don't agree with Jeepman, but I do see his point...

 

As long as we continue to play in the Kiwanis Bowl & our varsity games stay so competitive, Ashland will be Russell's biggest non-district game...Of course, that could all change starting next year...:sssh:

Does this mean Raceland will be a bigger game next year than Russell?

 

 

It will be if Ashland cannot prevail against Raceland next year. The community loves these rivalry games just like the players do. It's fun to play against kids you know by first name. The Russell Ashland game is huge for both teams but will hurt Ashland more than Russell. Look back at my posts. I believe that a loss during the regular season in a game that has no impact on the play offs can make a team better. It tells the players that they must be ready for every game. I think the Boyd County loss last year made Russell a better team. My opinion.

It has been...That's why the loss last year was such a big wake up call...I personally don't agree with Jeepman, but I do see his point...

 

As long as we continue to play in the Kiwanis Bowl & our varsity games stay so competitive, Ashland will be Russell's biggest non-district game...Of course, that could all change starting next year...:sssh:

 

My only point is that these games are important. Lets face it this year and this year only Russell will want to spank BC on Ivan's field.

My only point is that these games are important. Lets face it this year and this year only Russell will want to spank BC on Ivan's field.

 

I agree with you Jeepster, the BC game probably means more this year to some of the players than it might normally but the Ashland game means more to the team and coaches year in and year out than either Boyd or Greenup...Heck, it's the only game of the 3 that's always competitive...It's not a shock or possibly embarrassing if we lose to Ashland but it is if we lose to Boyd or Greenup...Please don't bombard me Boyd and Greenup fans...I'm only stating the obvious based on our head to head records over the past 20-30 years...For whatever reasons, Russell has enjoyed sustained success against those 2 programs while maintaining an interesting and healthy rivaly with Ashland...We expect to win when we play Boyd & Greenup...We expect a real dogfight (catfight) when we play Ashland...

Frances, I must say Im ashamed. :cry:

 

 

He picks with his brain and not his heart. Try it sometime.:D

This game will be close , someone said it will come down to opportunites and what each side does with them. I couldn't agree more ...

 

For Ashland , as a team they have faced adversity and bounced back .. very important in team building. Hopefully the win over Red Army is a turning point for Ashland's entire program for years to come.

 

For the Devils , as a program they have achieved and seem positioned to stay on top ... This game is likely the only measuring stick the Devils will have until the playoffs and the kids know it ... This worries me to death about the Devils season ... Can only get fat eating cupcakes ...

 

Although to early to predict ...

Skill players ... even ... these kids all know each other ... no surprises..

Proven scheme - Russell .. much more hard nosed and steady

Momentum - Ashland .. has teamed against adversity

Lines - Russell on paper and limited action so far ...

Opportunity for greatness ... Ashland

 

Game could go either way ... that's what makes all this fun ...

 

 

Opportunity for greatness..... Ashland. What? Russell has the shot of getting the ring.

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He picks with his brain and not his heart. Try it sometime.:D

 

Im sorry, but I'll take heart over brains anyday.

Greatness for Ashland Seniors would be - immediate - shutting Russell up - priceless - Boyd did it last year. When you talk to anyone from Boyd on the street that's the first thing that comes up about last year and they earned it ...

 

The bar is much higher for this years Russell program. Win or lose at Ashland the Devils next season doesn't start until the playoffs ..

Greatness for Ashland Seniors would be - immediate - shutting Russell up - priceless - Boyd did it last year. When you talk to anyone from Boyd on the street that's the first thing that comes up about last year and they earned it ...

 

The bar is much higher for this years Russell program. Win or lose at Ashland the Devils next season doesn't start until the playoffs ..

 

 

That's probably the only thing that comes up about last year... well that and Bracken Co.:D

That's probably the only thing that comes up about last year... well that and Bracken Co.:D

 

Amen to that. I had a gentleman stop me in the locker room at the YMCA while I was changing clothes. I was putting on my old Russell shirt that I wore to the weight room and he started on me. I never really figured out where he was from, I can only assume Boyd Co. Because the whole time I was getting ready he stood there and went on and on about Russell losing to Boyd Co. I told him "I'll take that loss in trade for the ring" That's all he said from then on every time I saw him. He would walk past me, shake his head and say "But you lost to Boyd Co"

 

:irked: :irked: :irked: ;)

Amen to that. I had a gentleman stop me in the locker room at the YMCA while I was changing clothes. I was putting on my old Russell shirt that I wore to the weight room and he started on me. I never really figured out where he was from, I can only assume Boyd Co. Because the whole time I was getting ready he stood there and went on and on about Russell losing to Boyd Co. I told him "I'll take that loss in trade for the ring" That's all he said from then on every time I saw him. He would walk past me, shake his head and say "But you lost to Boyd Co"

 

:irked: :irked: :irked: ;)

Hope you see that guy at the Y after our game on September 8th.:ylsuper:

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