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Greenup County vs. Harrison County (4A Round 1)

Who wins? 23 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Greenup County
      86%
    • Harrison County
      13%

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If HC moves the ball well they have a good shot to win, defensively they have been solid throughout the year. Greenup is BIG up front and have several solid players. I think this will be a very competitive game.

I like GC to go on the road and get a Win. Know nothing about Harrison other then 2 years ago Ashland took them to the woodshed.

Harrison has some skill players. They appear to be some what deficient at QB. They have a very good pair of LB's in Kellione and Howard. I believe both are in the top 10 Statewide in tackles.

GC makes the 2 hour trip and gets the W. Coach Grizzle will be stoked to coach his first playoff game and have his players jacked and ready to play.

Greenup got a win in Cynthiana last year in the 1st round. I predict a little déjà vu. The Musketeers are a solid 3 seed.

I don't know a thing about Harrison. GC can be strong defensively and especially playing on the road, defense wins. I'm pulling for former Raceland qb, Coach S. Grizzle and his Muskies.

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