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Boyle County/Lincoln County predictions

Who Wins? 23 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Wins?

    • Boyle County
      86%
    • Lincoln County
      13%

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It has certainly been a feast and famine series. The most competitive era was the beginning. 1974 to around 1984. There were some quality games in some of those years.

 

It's funny how things change. I came across an audio yearbook from 1978-79 that contained an interview with Coach Leedy. He recapped the season and commented about a high scoring game with Laurel County. The score was 21-14. That WAS a high scoring game in the days of 7-0 games. People today wouldn't recognize the slugfests that high school football used to be.

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It's funny how things change. I came across an audio yearbook from 1978-79 that contained an interview with Coach Leedy. He recapped the season and commented about a high scoring game with Laurel County. The score was 21-14. That WAS a high scoring game in the days of 7-0 games. People today wouldn't recognize the slugfests that high school football used to be.

 

I remember my Senior year we averaged about 28 points a game. That was at or near the top in 1980 for any Boyle team. It's nothing now.

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