Caldwell has won four straight after a tough start, while Trigg seems to be on a down swing and could very well miss the playoffs. Can Trigg pull the upset or is Caldwell too strong?

Quietly one of the best rivalries in western Kentucky. You don't hear much about it outside the two counties, but football, soccer, basketball and baseball games between the two schools are usually battles.

 

That said, Caldwell has the better football program right now, and has won four straight in the series. I think the Tigers pull away for a 25-30 point win this week.

 

Before Caldwell's current four-game streak, Trigg had taken 11 of the previous 15 meetings. So games in the series have typically been very competitive.

 

The two schools are the longest continuous rivals on each other's schedules. The series not only goes back to consolidation at Caldwell in 1954, but the Tigers and Wildcats have played every year since 1947 going back to Princeton Butler High School. The very first meeting between Princeton Butler and Trigg was in 1938, but there was a break in the series from 1943-46. Overall, the Tigers lead 50-22-3.

Caldwell has a running clock by half time if its dry.

Nice stats @PtownDude

 

Caldwell should win this one convincingly and will keep the 139 Bowl trophy in Princeton.

Will be a clock runner after halftime