Good win on the road for Breathitt.

I expected this to happen. I commend Harlan for sticking with Breathitt as much as they did. However, this can all go back to a comment I made earlier this week. Harlan's offense has a little bit of a big play threat but for the most part it isn't much better than it has been in years past. Lundy is a hard nose kid that plays with a lot of heart but he can't get it done all by himself every game. He has carried this team so far this year but carrying a team against Hazard, Evarts, Cawood and Cumberland (some what) isn't the same as carrying a team against quality opponents. Up until this point, Breathitt had let up an average of 28 points per game. Harlan's offense is going to have to get better. The passing game is better than in years past, but as you can tell, it isn't going to work against good athletes, it is just too slow developing and Will Pope isn't doing what he needs to do to get in the end zone. I would say it is time to go back to the drawing boards and see what can be done to move the ball against a good pass defense. I can't say it is the coach’s fault or the players, but it has got to improve or this could be another 1st/2nd round exit year for the Dragons... (Somerset is going to be just as good and so is M-boro). Keep your heads up though Harlan, the defense played well.

I agree from what I heard on the radio Harlan's defense played very well and kept this score respectable. This game could have easily got away from them in the first half had they not stopped Breathitt twice inside the 10 yard line. Breathitt is very young, but they play hard. They may not go deep this year but lookout the next couple years this team could be special if they keep up the hard work.

Hard fought win for the bobcats, I tip my hat off to their defense for playing well against our offense. We HAD a chance to comeback and win with about 8 minutes left in the game, Harlan was within 30 yards of the endzone, and an interception gave the bobcats a chance to run the clock out. Harlan continues to a district rival against Lynn Camp next week.

I expected this to happen. I commend Harlan for sticking with Breathitt as much as they did. However, this can all go back to a comment I made earlier this week. Harlan's offense has a little bit of a big play threat but for the most part it isn't much better than it has been in years past. Lundy is a hard nose kid that plays with a lot of heart but he can't get it done all by himself every game. He has carried this team so far this year but carrying a team against Hazard, Evarts, Cawood and Cumberland (some what) isn't the same as carrying a team against quality opponents. Up until this point, Breathitt had let up an average of 28 points per game. Harlan's offense is going to have to get better. The passing game is better than in years past, but as you can tell, it isn't going to work against good athletes, it is just too slow developing and Will Pope isn't doing what he needs to do to get in the end zone. I would say it is time to go back to the drawing boards and see what can be done to move the ball against a good pass defense. I can't say it is the coach’s fault or the players, but it has got to improve or this could be another 1st/2nd round exit year for the Dragons... (Somerset is going to be just as good and so is M-boro). Keep your heads up though Harlan, the defense played well.

I agree about the defense. They gave the offense opportunities, and made a couple of nice stops inside the red zone. Harlan shot themselves in the foot and had couple of bad breaks on offense, but no more than the Bobcats did.

Is the Allen Kid alright for Breathitt? I heard he hurt is knee again. Any information would be greatly appreciated.