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Trinity 56 Dixie Heights 0

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Very impressed with the Rocks. They are playing Big Boy football in Louisville. Watching their DB's drop back in zone coverage is something I've never seen at the high school level. Dixie representing NKY just shows how weak the area is this year.

Does Trinity have the talent to beat teams like state champs Cincy's St. X?

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    Here we go again.

  • You are wrong and again the rules are the same for everyone.  In some cases public school systems decide to impose extra rules on themselves but again the KHSAA rules are the same for all schools publ

  • The rules are the same for all schools (public and private) and this is a final game thread. No more.

39 minutes ago, 4th&1 said:

Very impressed with the Rocks. They are playing Big Boy football in Louisville. Watching their DB's drop back in zone coverage is something I've never seen at the high school level. Dixie representing NKY just shows how weak the area is this year.

Does Trinity have the talent to beat teams like state champs Cincy's St. X?

Yes, I think Trinity could beat Cincy St.X but I think it would be competitive game.

58 minutes ago, 4th&1 said:

Very impressed with the Rocks. They are playing Big Boy football in Louisville. Watching their DB's drop back in zone coverage is something I've never seen at the high school level. Dixie representing NKY just shows how weak the area is this year.

Does Trinity have the talent to beat teams like state champs Cincy's St. X?

Far be it from me to defend the Dixie Dominators, but I will disagree that this game shows that NKY was weak this year. Dixie would be competitive with just about every team in 6A.  If they were playing Dunbar this weekend I would make Dixie the favorite to beat them. Right now calpreps has Dixie at #6 in 6A and I think that is about right. Trinity is just that much better than everyone else this year.

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Very nice.

Now look who's next ???

Oh boy - what a shame that attendance is limited.

 

2 hours ago, 4th&1 said:

Very impressed with the Rocks. They are playing Big Boy football in Louisville. Watching their DB's drop back in zone coverage is something I've never seen at the high school level. Dixie representing NKY just shows how weak the area is this year.

Does Trinity have the talent to beat teams like state champs Cincy's St. X?

 

1 hour ago, Tigerpride94 said:

Yes, I think Trinity could beat Cincy St.X but I think it would be competitive game.

Put me with Tp94.

2 hours ago, Tigerpride94 said:

Yes, I think Trinity could beat Cincy St.X but I think it would be competitive game.

I think we get to find out next season. 

Just another reminder of how silly it is to group public and private schools together, in my opinion. 

2 hours ago, Tigerpride94 said:

Yes, I think Trinity could beat Cincy St.X but I think it would be competitive game.

Calpreps projects it as Trinity 31 Cincy St.X 27. I would be surprised if they could score 27 on Trinity defense.

5 minutes ago, Tigerpride94 said:

That stat report shows how dominating Trinity's defense was. They scored 56 points and didn't even have 300 yards of total offense. That tells me they were getting a lot of 3 and outs and short fields to score on, plus a pick 6.

1 hour ago, NKYRaider said:

Just another reminder of how silly it is to group public and private schools together, in my opinion. 

Indeed, private schools will always have an advantage. 

45 minutes ago, KY Outsider said:

Indeed, private schools will always have an advantage. 

Here we go again.

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1 hour ago, KY Outsider said:

Indeed, private schools will always have an advantage. 

If so, that’s the fault of public schools.

5 hours ago, NKYRaider said:

Just another reminder of how silly it is to group public and private schools together, in my opinion. 

While I agree with where you're going with this, the private schools are still within the confines of the rules. Wether their students are from IN, OH, or somewhere else in KY, if the rules say they can be there on the roster, nothing you can do. If they weren't there wouldn't be a coach in the state that wouldn't jump all over it to report the violation. Your beef isn't with the private schools, it's with the governing body (KHSAA) and the current rules. Besides, public or private, Trinity is going to beat any school in this state public or private.

The rules are the same for all schools (public and private) and this is a final game thread.

No more.

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