Final.

WOW... Didn’t see that one coming.

WOW... Didn’t see that one coming.

 

Ohio football is strong.

Anderson is far from an Ohio powerhouse. Down year for SK?

Good to see SK playing big schools from Cincy. Only way to get ready for whichever Jefferson County team will be steamrolling towards them in the playoffs.

As I've said it in the game thread, Anderson was the bigger, faster and stronger team! If that's a lower end cincy team I'm impressed!

I'd like to see the "poll" thread...

I saw this coming, Anderson may not seem like an Ohio power but they are always in the hunt in Ohio’s 2nd tier.

Preseason 59th in OH. I don't have a read on SK but aside from state powers they font usually receive a running clock.

As I said elsewhere, Anderson is far from an Ohio power, they consider themselves way down this year, and they will be fortunate to go 6-4 (and more likely to go 5-5). I'm shocked by this score, to be sure, and I don't think it bodes will for SK this year.

I'd like to see the "poll" thread...

 

12-11 in favor of Anderson.

I was talking to some friends that know Anderson well and they said Anderson is down. Smaller than normal and numbers are down as well. Not expecting more than a .500 season if that. I know Elder is really good but heard both Elder and St. X really crushed Anderson in the pre-season. I don’t think losing to Anderson is horrible but to lose as bad as they did, at home should be a concern for SK fans.

I’m not too down on SK, freshman Chase Crone was throwing tonight and will only improve with time. Patience, they will be ok.

Ohio football is strong.

 

I'm not saying I disagree but SK has a lot to work on. I went and watched it sparingly while catching up with a buddy of mine. I will have to catch them again but SK looked young and not as big as years passed.

I'm not saying I disagree but SK has a lot to work on. I went and watched it sparingly while catching up with a buddy of mine. I will have to catch them again but SK looked young and not as big as years passed.

 

It is just a general statement saying average in Ohio is pretty good in Kentucky.