Coach Johnny Poynter's Bath County Wildcats come in undefeated, with wins over Rowan County and Powell County. Can they earn some recognition with a win over the (1-1) Wolverines?

Hills and Robinson will be too much for the Wildcats. Western Hills by 2+ TD's

Robinson will run by Bath any time he touches it.

Bath County defends the run very well. Bath County wins with a late score.

Bath County defends the run very well. Bath County wins with a late score.

 

Nobody for Rowan County or Powell County is even remotely as explosive as Wandale Robinson is for Western Hills. I hope the Wildcats keep it close, but I think Hills wins comfortably.

Nobody for Rowan County or Powell County is even remotely as explosive as Wandale Robinson is for Western Hills. I hope the Wildcats keep it close, but I think Hills wins comfortably.

Seems like there was an Antoine Robinson that played for Frankfort High School back in 2005 or so. I wonder if there is any relation?

Seems like there was an Antoine Robinson that played for Frankfort High School back in 2005 or so. I wonder if there is any relation?

 

Back a little further you'll find Roni Robinson at Franklin County in the mid-1990s. Frankfort isn't that big; I'm guessing there's probably some relation among all three.

Nobody for anybody looks to be as explosive as Robinson. Should be a good game.

Bath County defends the run very well? They gave up 300 rushing yards to Powell County who had them down 21-0 in the 2Q. Bath, Powell, Estill are in the same boat. I figure the the score will probably be about the same as the Western Hills/Estill County game.

Bath County defends the run very well? They gave up 300 rushing yards to Powell County who had them down 21-0 in the 2Q. Bath, Powell, Estill are in the same boat. I figure the the score will probably be about the same as the Western Hills/Estill County game.

 

Just a reminder when they decided to get off the bus and play Bath County won 32-27.

Hills should win this one easily.

Back a little further you'll find Roni Robinson at Franklin County in the mid-1990s. Frankfort isn't that big; I'm guessing there's probably some relation among all three.

 

 

baller.

They never gave up 300 yards rushing to Powell. But stopping WH from running the ball is going to be tough.

240. That's still not stopping the run very much

My point is, Bath County has not seen a player like WanDale Robinson