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Final.

 

You could see this coming. SK is a big strong team. I'm guessing HC wore down a bit.

 

HC has to be pleased to be 2-1 against 3 4A schools.

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NEERFAN

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I thought it would be close to this score, both teams are improved from a year ago and it wasn't much of a game in '05. I still think Ryle is the hands on favorite with Dixie and SK a close 2nd in the district. The Neers are open next week with a game at home against Boone the following week.

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Looks like a 3 way race between Ryle, SK, and Campbell Co in the NKY 4a

 

Way too early to put CC in that category. They have played one decent team and lost by 10.

NKYMoHo

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I thought it would be close to this score, both teams are improved from a year ago and it wasn't much of a game in '05. I still think Ryle is the hands on favorite with Dixie and SK a close 2nd in the district. The Neers are open next week with a game at home against Boone the following week.

 

SK has performed well in the non conference portion of their schedue. The Boone game at home to start district play is going to be huge (which probably a phrase that will be repeated every week during district play). Hopefully, SK can make it two in a row over Boone.

NKYMoHo

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Could HC get anything generated on the ground.

I would imagine SK just rolled over them...

 

 

HC was able to do some running on SK in the 2nd qtr. Penny was getting outside the box and pulling off some long runs. SK did a better job of containing him and the running game in the second half.

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Overall solid effort by SK. I was impressed by the combo of Haught and Bishop in the backfield. As someone previously said, it seems like Haught moves the chains almost everytime he touches the ball. Bishop didn't have much success early, but SK kept grinding away and by the 4th qtr he was having some long gains.

 

I noticed at WR, Bishop and Kleeman seemed to be getting the majority of the playing time. I missed the first few minutes of the 1st qtr, but during the remainder of the game I only recall 1 or 2 passes going toward Ponzer. A lot of balls were thrown Bishop's way. Of course, it seemed that most of the time, Elbert didn't have time in the pocket...he spent a lot of time scrambling.

 

SK defense looked pretty good, also. There were more than a few passes that were in the defenders hands that were dropped. They seemed to be able to cover the secondary well, which is an improvement over what I remember from last year.

 

As has been discussed previously, SK's kicking game had it's moments. The punter was fairly consistent, if you take away the one 1-yd punt. Kickoffs were adventures. Extra points in the second half looked better, although each one seemed only a 1/2 second away from being blocked.

 

On a sad note, two players (one from each team) were taken from the field via ambulance. I wish each a quick recovery.

NEERFAN

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Hate to hear about those injuries, SK has been healthy this season hopefully both kids recover quickly. Bishop is a big back, he only played one quarter in the 2nd half of the Lloyd game and he was at his best in that 3rd quarter. He also played better in the 2nd half of last week's game, he's a 235 lb load, not the quickest or fastest but his size has to take it's toll on the defense.

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