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Covington Catholic 63 Highlands 26

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The most disturbing thing for me tonight aside from the Gold Cleats was the players..some Sr's who were on one knee over on the sideline during the game. No way coaches should allow players, especially ones who don't play more than 1-2 snaps a game kneeling. If you are tired, go hit the showers.

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Question ... do any of you or anyone else think there is anything any of the coaches at Highlands could do to win versus Cov Cath this year?

 

Nope, I think the lack of changes on the defense this year is an indictment of the coaches BUT Urban Meyer or Nick Saban aren't taking the current group at HHS and beating CCH IMO...

Sad day to be a Birds fan, dark times however, have to come to enjoy the bright times.

For team like Highlands seeming built on discipline and team work and tradition, the cleats did seem out of place Just one more small symptom of a systematic issue.

Congrats to the Colonels....theyBirds had ZERO answer for A J Mayer and Casey McGinness. They steamrolled the Birds Defense all night long. The CovCath offensive line is very impressive as well.

 

They have some players and I can see them possibly meeting BG in the finals.

Actually, yes, I am going to question a kid for wearing ridiculous looking cleats that reek of a "look at me" attitude in a team sport. Now I don't know the kid at all and he may be the best team player on the team...but it LOOKS bad. I will also question his coach EVEN MORE for letting him wear those cleats. Not a good look at all IMO. Oh, and by the way, my life is just fine...

 

End of the day high school sports are about having fun. If the kid wants to wear gold cleats let him be.

End of the day high school sports are about having fun. If the kid wants to wear gold cleats let him be.

 

Having fun and teaching life lessons.

The birds have 99 problems but I'm not sure gold cleats is one of them.

Question ... do any of you or anyone else think there is anything any of the coaches at Highlands could do to win versus Cov Cath this year?

 

Absolutely not. Covcath is a very good team and they are loaded at the freshman level as well. Personally I think a high school coach should not be fired over W/L unless they are losing complete control of the team. I haven't seen Highlands this year, but as far as I know they are just outmatched.

No doubt a very good coach. And coaching is a lot easier when you have 3 D1 level talents on the field.

 

Very true.

The most disturbing thing for me tonight aside from the Gold Cleats was the players..some Sr's who were on one knee over on the sideline during the game. No way coaches should allow players, especially ones who don't play more than 1-2 snaps a game kneeling. If you are tired, go hit the showers.

 

Maybe it was a few of the Fort Thomas catholics saying a prayer? :lol2:

Maybe it was a few of the Fort Thomas catholics saying a prayer? :lol2:

 

...that Lloyd wouldn't get another chance for an onside kick???? That's unreal!

...that Lloyd wouldn't get another chance for an onside kick???? That's unreal!

 

:lol:

 

3 in a row. :no:

Maybe it was a few of the Fort Thomas catholics saying a prayer? :lol2:

 

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