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2A #5 Glasgow vs. 3A Bardstown

Who gets the W? 10 members have voted

  1. 1. Who gets the W?

    • Glasgow
      70%
    • Bardstown
      30%

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The Scotties rolled Russellville 51-0 in Week 0, posting 359 yards of offense in the 1st half alone. Bardstown is hoping to continue its bounce back season after shutting out Spencer County 38-0. Glasgow defeated the Tigers 48-9 last season.

My heart yearns for Bardstown (thus the poll vote) but my head tells me Glasgow. Still, over 90% of Glasgow's production from last season's 48-9 win has graduated, the Tigers committed 6 turnovers in that game, and it was Week 2 of a season starting brand new freshmen and sophomores, who all now have a year under their belts and are stronger and hungrier.

Glasgow 35-14.

Interesting potential game. The Scotties won this game last year in Bardstown 43-9. However, 90% of Glasgow's production from that game has graduated. The Tigers turned the ball over 6 times. I don't think either team faced tough opponents last week in shutting out their respective teams. Bardstown will have to shutdown the Abernathy to Franklin connection. I think Glasgow is the clear favorite, but I think it will closer than most are predicting.

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Most of the current players weren’t even alive when this happened in 2000.

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