Is it fair to assume that Louisville St. X would throttle Elder???

 

I think so...

I dont know about "throttle", but it seems they should beat them.:thumb:

They should beat Elder but close rivals like that rarely win by a bunch.

To clarify, I am talking about Louisville St. X...

I just realized that, sorry.

^^^No prob, should have put it in the thread title. Maybe a mod can do it for me.:thumb:

I don't think they'd "throttle" them, but I'd pick X for the win.

To clarify, I am talking about Louisville St. X...

Didn,t know they played each other.

Is it fair to assume that Louisville St. X would throttle Elder???

 

I think so...

 

I think we need to wait and see what X does against Highlands this week.

 

Under your logic I guess you think Bowling Green would throttle Elder too...

Under your logic I guess you think Bowling Green would throttle Elder too...

 

Not at all. My analysis went a little deeper than the X/BG score.

Either way, we need to wait and see what X does against Highlands this week.

Didn,t know they played each other.

 

They don't. Hence the phrase "would throttle" rather than "will throttle".

Either way, we need to wait and see what X does against Highlands this week.

 

I agree we will know more as the season goes on. Just some extremely early speculation on my part.

I would never speculate that any team from Kentucky would throttle any GCL team. The fact is Elder may be "down" by Elder standards and still beat two pretty "up" NKY teams. X could maybe beat Elder, but lets look at recent history. In 2004 eventual state champ X's only loss was to a so-so Moeller team and by a wide margin. In 2003 a so-so Cincy St.X team defeated a Brohm led and eventual state champion Trinity team. I think we can all agree that its a different brand of football up there.

I would never speculate that any team from Kentucky would throttle any GCL team. The fact is Elder may be "down" by Elder standards and still beat two pretty "up" NKY teams. X could maybe beat Elder, but lets look at recent history. In 2004 eventual state champ X's only loss was to a so-so Moeller team and by a wide margin. In 2003 a so-so Cincy St.X team defeated a Brohm led and eventual state champion Trinity team. I think we can all agree that its a different brand of football up there.

True....very true...