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Belfry 55 Lexington Catholic 51

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Stat of the game. Lexington Catholic had two turnovers inside the 5 yard line. One of those resulted in a 100 yard interception touchdown. Credit Belfry though for stepping up and making the big plays.

 

Also, the announcers were great. They tried to stay as unbiased as they could and called a great game. I enjoyed them calling this one.

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Being on the sidelines at the State Championship game a few years ago, it sounds like this was the game that one could have been if LexCath had not gotten derailed on some early drives. A shootout.

 

Of course Allen is special and had excellent receivers as well.

 

Congrats Pirates. Good luck next week. Go all the way.

 

Not sure about that.

 

Belfry's D-Line was excellent that year and they had playmakers in the secondary.

 

If LexCath had Beau Allen at QB that year they may have sustained more success, but that particular Belfry Defense was just simply light years ahead of this crew that has added significant injuries on top of a pretty flawed unit already.

Stat of the game. Lexington Catholic had two turnovers inside the 5 yard line. One of those resulted in a 100 yard interception touchdown. Credit Belfry though for stepping up and making the big plays.

 

Also, the announcers were great. They tried to stay as unbiased as they could and called a great game. I enjoyed them calling this one.

 

You can add that Belfry also had a turnover inside the 10 of LexCath as well (may have been inside the 5 but I think it was around the 6 or 7).

 

Every pivot in this game seemed to be of the greatest possible magnitude.

Long bus ride sure beats not getting to play at all.

 

And also water is wet and ice is cold.

Also,

 

I have bragged about the Belfry radio crew before but I think many got to experience tonight what kind of great job that Bobby Norman and Coach Steve Mickey do on a weekly basis.

 

Their call was phenomenal tonight and really showed what makes them one of the better crews in the Bluegrass.

 

This was a game where it was both impossible to hide emotion and at the same time a game that deserved to have the emotion conveyed. The guys got excited listening to the home team, but they still gave every bit the opportunity to keep a level head and call the events as they should have. Constant praise to the LC players, coaching game plan, and proper respect given for a hard fought and well contested game.

 

Even when the emotions ran high and it was easy to be a spectator they routinely reset the score, time, and the down and distance.

 

Those guys do a great job every week and are legit stewards and fans of the game.

 

They even went as far as to name Beau Allen a Co-Player of the Game alongside Dixon even in defeat.

 

My favorite call of the night was when the announcers said during game play "Allen stands in the pocket looking, ball in one hand, bag of popcorn in the other".

 

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