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St. Edward (OH) 40 Elder (OH) 7

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St. Edward is a top 25 team in the country and Elder is going to go 0-3 in the GCL. This outcome doesn't surprise me at all.

 

-CardinalsFan

Elder's down this year. That said - Cincinnati teams always seem to peak at playoff time and Ignatius/Ed's find a way to lose to GCL teams come championship time - even teams they've beaten in the regular season.

With Elder being down this year, where would they rank in Kentucky's class 6A this season? Who are they comparable to?

With Elder being down this year, where would they rank in Kentucky's class 6A this season? Who are they comparable to?

 

A down Elder is 3 - 1 on the season. Calpreps rates them as 42.2, which would put them 4th in Kentucky. They would trail Trinity, CovCath, and St. X.

With Elder being down this year, where would they rank in Kentucky's class 6A this season? Who are they comparable to?

 

A down Elder is 3 - 1 on the season. Calpreps rates them as 42.2, which would put them 4th in Kentucky. They would trail Trinity, CovCath, and St. X.

 

My first thought for a comparison was Simon Kenton, but my gut tells me that even a down Elder would handle the Pioneers. That 3-0 start by Elder is going to evaporate quickly over the next few weeks. They got bombed out by St. Eds and have St. Ignatius, St. X (Cinci), Moeller, and LaSalle still to come. Depending on how good the team from Georgia is that they play on Oct. 20th, they could lose out.

 

There's no rest for the weary in Ohio D1 Football.

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