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Gary Ball says Trinity is beatable

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Does Gary know something we don't know?

Any team is beatable on any given night.

Who's Gary Ball?

 

Exactly.

 

But he's one of the gentlemen calling the SK/Lafayette game on PrepSpin.

Exactly.

 

But he's one of the gentlemen calling the SK/Lafayette game on PrepSpin.

 

Wasn't being deragatory. Really didn't know who he was.

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Wasn't being deragatory. Really didn't know who he was.

 

In fairness I would call Gary the voice of KY High School Football

Who's Gary Ball?

 

He's been calling football games forever. I know he called the KHSAA state championship games in the 80's.

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He's been calling football games forever. I know he called the KHSAA state championship games in the 80's.

 

He called most of the state final games last year too.

Didn't he play DT for UK maybe in the 60s?

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Based on what?

 

Sounded like Gary's opinion and no more. I think he was trying to find a way in his mind for Lafayette to have some hope.

Sounded like Gary's opinion and no more. I think he was trying to find a way in his mind for Lafayette to have some hope.

 

Unless they have improved dramatically I have a hard time believing that they could make up that many points against a T team that seems to be considerably better than when they played.

 

That said, it's irrelevant if neither team win their next game.

Well X can beat them but it's not likely at all. Any other meaning to that statement is wrong.

They are beatable, just not by anybody in Kentucky.

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