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6A #12 Campbell County vs. Mount Healthy (OH)

thsrocks
in KY Football (High School)

Campbell County vs. Mt. Healthy (OH): Who wins and why? 20 members have voted

  1. 1. Campbell County vs. Mt. Healthy (OH): Who wins and why?

    • Mt. Healthy (OH)
      10%
      2
    • Campbell County
      90%
      18

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Campbell County had an extra week to prepare for Mount Healthy (OH). The Fighting Owls are 2-3 after their game with conference foe Ross (OH). The Fighting Owls defeated Ross (OH) 21-14. Mount Healthy’s QB Brandon Lamier has thrown for more than 500 yards and is the team’s leading rusher with more than 200 yards. The Fighting Owls carry a roster of 67, including 10 freshmen. Mt. Healthy (OH) competes in Division III.

 

The Camels enter this game with a 3-2 record. Their most recent game was a 28-21 loss at #8 Ryle. Senior Austin Hoeh at QB leads Campbell County. Their leading rusher is senior Alex Dowds. Both defeats were by 7 points. The other loss was to Highlands. The victories came over Dixie Heights, Newport Central Catholic and Cooper. The Camels roster stands at 58 sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

Camel should roll on this one. By 17

What is the link that brings these two unlikely opponents together??????

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