Is 2016 the year CovCath beats Highlands twice?

[theguru]

Or will it be business as usual?

[ggclfan]

Let's see if they win one before talking about twice...

[ThrillVille Cardinal51]

Good God I hope so.

[Clyde]

Like a teenage boy this is premature.

[theguru]

Like a teenage boy this is premature.

 

I don't think so, we have plenty of game results to make this a very real possibility.

[Clyde]

I don't think so, we have plenty of game results to make this a very real possibility.

 

I'm thrilled CCH is 3-1.

 

I'm also smart enough to know the last two were won when the other team couldn't execute an XP.

 

I think CCH is heading the right way and I think they'll be 4-1 after this week but I'm not writing down any Ws over the Birds until I see it.

[Cane]

Yes.

[Theoldguy]

One game at a time, one win at a time and the only game to think about is Beechwood.

[hrcarrier]

Maybe. Based on how things have played out so far, I believe it's fair to say that Cov Cath is better. Don't know if I can pick them to beat Highlands until they do based on how things have been. This may have become one of those games that are more psychological than anything, especially over the past couple years.

[littleluck55]

The annual prediction has to come true sometime.

[lawildcat]

The annual prediction has to come true sometime.

 

 

Blind squirrel and all...

[oldoc]

Highlands will get better. If covcath stays healthy, it is possible, but until they win one, I will say no.

[plantmanky]

No, because they are only going to see them once.

[Guest]

No, because they are only going to see them once.

 

So you think? I know where your heading with this. Not a chance!

[KYgentleman25]

To be blunt, No they will not. It is interesting this year because CCH usually treats Highlands like an Ohio school. It doesn't matter the talent that is lined up across from them, they just forget how to play the game and get beat. But this year they actually have looked past the name on the front of the jersey. But no, they will lose to Highlands.