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Covington Catholic 28 Campbell County 0

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CovCath outgained Campbell 396-61 in total yards.

Figured the score would be more lopsided with those stats!

 

See you in a few weeks.

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CovCath has been struggling with its passing game lately. It's been all McGinness in these lower scoring games.

I heard the Colonels had some penalties. Is that the story of why this game wasn’t worse of a score? What were the stats?

See you in a few weeks.

 

Always wanting to start it.

 

The comment was a genuine one. Outgaining your opponent 4-1, I would have thought the score would have been different.

 

Since we are on the topic, you will see Highlands in a few weeks. And this time, maybe they won’t hand you the game.

Cov Cath has some penalties but overall it didn’t affect their ability to move the ball. The Camels offense is so inept. If they even had an average offense, this game could’ve been close.

It’s actually a blessing to the Colonels to to have some misfortune in a win like that. That’s one thing they’re not used to. Great teams still have hiccup games, looks like they stabilized and dominated in their usual fashion the second half of the game.

 

What changed after the 14-0 slow start? Was it something strategic or just started to focus and play their game? How many penalty yards? Did that monster WR Jolly for the Camels do anything?

Always wanting to start it.

 

The comment was a genuine one. Outgaining your opponent 4-1, I would have thought the score would have been different.

 

Since we are on the topic, you will see Highlands in a few weeks. And this time, maybe they won’t hand you the game.

 

Always wanting to start it?

 

See you in a few weeks.

 

I recall plays on both sides from the last game that each side wish they had back.

See you in a few weeks.

 

That’s some ice cold stuff.... So, no interest in talking about this game between the Colonels and Camels?

That’s some ice cold stuff.... So, no interest in talking about this game between the Colonels and Camels?

 

Game is over. 28 point win. Shutout.

 

Regular season is over. Everyone 0-0.

 

CCH has plenty to work on. Hopefully, they improve each week and earn the right to face the team that gave them a win a few weeks ago.

It’s actually a blessing to the Colonels to to have some misfortune in a win like that. That’s one thing they’re not used to. Great teams still have hiccup games, looks like they stabilized and dominated in their usual fashion the second half of the game.

 

What changed after the 14-0 slow start? Was it something strategic or just started to focus and play their game? How many penalty yards? Did that monster WR Jolly for the Camels do anything?

 

I'm not sure about how many penalty yards, but Cov Cath did have a 2nd quarter penalty called back for holding.

 

I also had a LOT of folks texting me about a no-call hit on Duncan Summe while he was up in the air going for a 45 yard pass reception in the 1st quarter. Duncan had jumped up and was fully extended with his hands on the ball, and the Campbell County defensive back (reportedly) launched himself head-first and hit Duncan squarely in the ribs with his helmet and shoulder pads while Duncan was "defenseless" in the air.

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