I think Williams will be a big plus for Bethlehem, but I also think that a dry field will be a plus for Bardstown's speed, although Jackson has some wheels of his own.

It's at Bardstown, not as bad as last time, but Bardstown tradition wins by 21

In this Rivalry I look for Bardstowns stars Vinnie Calhoun, Kelvin Scott, and Wenquel Graves to have a productive game. Not taking anything from Bethlems Billy Jackson he sure to give them some problems also.

I think the Tiger fullbacks will carry the mail. Paul Downs, Ted Mattingly, Rashaun Phillips, Rashaud Barber. Getting too fancy will cost Bardstown the game like it cost Louisville last night.

I think the Tiger fullbacks will carry the mail. Paul Downs, Ted Mattingly, Rashaun Phillips, Rashaud Barber. Getting too fancy will cost Bardstown the game like it cost Louisville last night.

Dave Clark will do a fine job like always.:thumb:

Not to critique Clark, but I wonder why Rashaud Barber doesn't get more carries. He had an excellent game against LaRue Co. in the JV championship last year. I know that doesn't necessarily translate to the varity level but it seems to me Barber might be another great weapon to the tiger offense.

Not to critique Clark, but I wonder why Rashaud Barber doesn't get more carries. He had an excellent game against LaRue Co. in the JV championship last year. I know that doesn't necessarily translate to the varity level but it seems to me Barber might be another great weapon to the tiger offense.

The weapons for B-town are so numerous, I'm sure it's difficult to spread it around to everone as much as some might like, but when your leading rusher is averaging over 10 yards per carry and the next two are over eight, theres not much left. I'm sure that Rashaud will contribute a great deal in tonights victory!