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Best Midfield Logos

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  • Nuke LaLoosh
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    Barren County.  Very nice facility!

  • Who has the best midfield logos? Fern Creek uses the Tiger Eye (LSU). While it isn’t original it is hand painted with an aerosol wand no template. Former Defensive Coordinator Don Hillerich retire

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If we are voting:

 

1. Holmes

2. Fern Creek

3. St. X

 

Also: McCraken, Beechwood,CovCath

Lots,of nice looking logo's. I like Holmes, Simon Kenton and Covington Catholic in Northern Ky. Thanks for so many postings.

Speaking of turf fields, Meade Co. is getting one and will be playing on it NEXT season.

Franklin Co Flyers Field. (Benny Watkins Field)

 

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Call me old fashioned but I like the Grass fields. Weather becomes a factor in games played on grass! I remember Boone County playing Simon Kenton it rained so hard at Simon Kenton the field was nothing but a muddy mess! Boone Co. lost that game 6-0. I also Remember a game at Boone Co. where it rained all day and all game Vs. Paul Dunbar @ Boone Co. Game went to overtime and Boone county scored to make it 7-0 and then Dunbar scored went for 2 and was stopped at goaline and Boone Co. won 7-6. Those were some of my favorite memories at football stadiums in Northern Ky.

I always liked when Russell used Sparky, the old Arizona State logo.

 

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Amen.

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