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6A State Championship: #3 Male vs. #6 Scott County

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Scott County (11-3) with their vaunted rushing attack face Male (13-1) with their top ranked 6A defense. This ensures a public school will win the 6A Championship this year. The game is Saturday, December 1st, at 8:00 PM. Who wins?

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I am so excited about this game!

Scott County runs a confusion based Wing-T offense that could give most teams fits, but Male's defense has shown they can be very disciplined. I have no dog in this fight, but would love to see Scott County win in their last season in 6A. Give me SC 28-21.

Anyone wanna bet that a public school wins the title!

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Male last won Championship in 2015 and Scott County won in 2013. The winner will have won it an impressive two times in last 5 years.

Male last won Championship in 2015 and Scott County won in 2013. The winner will have won it an impressive two times in last 5 years.

Actually it is six years, but impressive nevertheless.

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Cal Preps has it as Male 28 Scott County 27. Should be a good one.

Scott is playing their best ball of the year. However I think Males wins comfortably.

Male last won Championship in 2015 and Scott County won in 2013. The winner will have won it an impressive two times in last 5 years.

 

Actually it is six years, but impressive nevertheless.

 

I agree gentlemen, ultra impressive!

Since the inception of the six class system in 2007, this is only the 3rd time that the championship game features neither Trinity nor St. Xavier. Interestingly enough, both prior times had one of these two schools winning the title. 2013 had Scott County defeating Meade County and 2015 had Male over Lafayette. A whole lotta consistence among the 6A elite.

Since the inception of the six class system in 2007, this is only the 3rd time that the championship game features neither Trinity nor St. Xavier. Interestingly enough, both prior times had one of these two schools winning the title. 2013 had Scott County defeating Meade County and 2015 had Male over Lafayette. A whole lotta consistence among the 6A elite.

 

In the 19 seasons since Beatty took over at Trinity, this is only the 4th time the Rocks aren't competing for the title. In 04 Scott Co. was defeated by St. X, and then the 2 years you mentioned. Interesting no doubt.

Cal Preps has it as Male 28 Scott County 27. Should be a good one.

 

How do you see something like that? I would like to see what the predicted scores of the other games are just for fun.

How do you see something like that? I would like to see what the predicted scores of the other games are just for fun.

 

Here is the link.

 

calpreps.com

 

Hit the drop down arrows and choose the schools you want to match up.

These two teams have played each other in JV the past two seasons. Both coaches had to believe this game was coming.

Much respect for the catholic school dominance of 6A especially the Rocks but this game has nothing to do with Trinity or St. X. Interesting or not.

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