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Scott County 31 Lafayette 21

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Wow! Knew there were tons of Scott County haters. Easy to be a Lafayette hater, too. But, no chatter at all on updates and this final thread, makes one wonder..."does anyone care about the 2017 version of these 6A programs".

I thought this game was tonight. There were so many big time matchups last night I lost track. A big win for Scott County.

It's not like there weren't points scored in this one but an SC Lafayette game that wasn't a shootout after the last couple seasons feels a little weird.

Congratulations to Scott County. This makes them the best of the Bluegrass Region of the Commonwealth.

Wow! Knew there were tons of Scott County haters. Easy to be a Lafayette hater, too. But, no chatter at all on updates and this final thread, makes one wonder..."does anyone care about the 2017 version of these 6A programs".

 

I do.

 

First, I think Lafayette and Scott County are good for each other. Second, they are both playing Mighty Moe, Moeller (OH), and third Jim McKee decided he would have his Cards take on another out of state power LaSalle (OH). WoW Coach, back to back.

 

And most important of all, Lafayette and Scott County are playing Real 6A Football, not that Cupcake 6A Football like most places.

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