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Will Covington Catholic be the top team in 5A in 2018?

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Fredrick Douglass might be the top team if they are in 5A now.

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Scott county moving down, may give them a run for their money

 

Fredrick Douglass might be the top team if they are in 5A now.

 

No classification changes take place until the Fall of 2019. Scott County and Frederick Douglass will both remain in 6A for the 2018 season.

That would have things falling out like this. August 17th seemed awfully early for a first football game of the season, but after running the dates through, that would have the first week of playoffs starting on the first Friday of November.

 

Aug 17 @ Ryle

Aug 24 vs. Henry Clay (at Lexington Catholic)

Aug 31 @ Cooper

Sept 7 vs. Kings (OH)

Sept 14 vs. Beechwood

Sept 21 @ St. Francis de Sales (OH)

Sep 28 - Bye Week

Oct 5 @ Bishop Chatard (IN)

Oct 12 @ Highlands

Oct 19 vs. Dixie Heights

Oct 26 vs. Campbell County

 

For reference, in 2017 CalPreps would have had Indianapolis Chatard rated 14th in Kentucky (behind Corbin and ahead of Louisville Butler), SFD would have rated 7th in Kentucky (behind Scott County and ahead of Louisville Male), and Kings would have rated 31st in Kentucky (behind Christian County and ahead of Campbell County).

 

With trips to Lexington, Columbus, and Indianapolis on the docket this fall, I like the schedule.

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CovCath has some nice players returning.

 

Michael Mayer Jr. TE/LB 6'5 220

Casey McGinness Sr. RB 5'10 180

Jack Coldiron Sr. WR/LB 6'5 230

Daniel Felix Jr. RB 6'0 195

Jacob Schriver Sr. RB/LB 6'0 185

Lucas Jones Jr. OL/DL 6'4 270

Carter Black Sr. OL/DL 6'3 295

Michael Manning Jr. OL/DL 6'3 265

Liam Merkle Sr. OL/DL 6'0 195

Ross Halverstadt Sr. OL/DL 6'0 195

Jacob Shumate Sr. OL/DL 6'1 215

Jackson Sora Sr. OL/DL 6'1 205

Brennan Etler Sr. OL/DL 6'0 235

Grant Hemmer Sr. OL/DL 6'1 195

Jack Pitstick Jr. OL/DL 6'4 200

Zach Allen Jr. OL/DL 5'11 218

QB Tyler Reusch Sr. 6'0 180

QB Noah Powers Jr. 6'2 180

QB Caleb Jacob So. 6'2 170

LB Jacob Thieman Sr. 5'11 160

WR Zach Coburn Sr. 6'3 175

WR John Lawrie Jr. 6'3 175

WR Luke Summe Sr. 6'2 165

WR Andy Molique Jr. 6'2 170

WR Duncan Summe Sr. 5'11 165

SS Andrew Shelton Sr. 5'11 155

I doubt Jack Coldiron weighs 10 pounds more than Mayer.

 

Your are correct. Jack is around 215. And last time I saw Mayer I would guess him around 230-235.

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Your are correct. Jack is around 215. And last time I saw Mayer I would guess him around 230-235.

 

On a recruiting website Mayer is listed 240 pounds.

I would enjoy this seasons Cov Cath peeps, its downhill from here I think for Cov Cath as a whole once things get going.

I would enjoy this seasons Cov Cath peeps, its downhill from here I think for Cov Cath as a whole once things get going.

 

Why so?

Absolutely. 15-0 again. I see no team coming close.

I would enjoy this seasons Cov Cath peeps, its downhill from here I think for Cov Cath as a whole once things get going.

 

You have no clue...their pipeline from this fall’s frosh season is stacked. With Eddie running the show...I think they will be just fine.

They're first on my list going into the season. Have to wait and see how they and a couple other teams come out of the off season.

I would enjoy this seasons Cov Cath peeps, its downhill from here I think for Cov Cath as a whole once things get going.

Down hill as in what? Not competing for a district title? Region? Contender to win it all?

Last year was unusual but many two way players. That shows you don’t have to have 22 studs to win. Some contributing sophomores last year and a great freshman team last year bode pretty well for two years out.

Last year was unusual but many two way players. That shows you don’t have to have 22 studs to win. Some contributing sophomores last year and a great freshman team last year bode pretty well for two years out.

 

If you watch St. Thomas Aquinas and other Florida schools, they have players play both ways quite a bit. They aren't true "Ironmen" but they are in rotations on other side of the ball. True platooning in high school is overrated.

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