Aug 19 vs. Louisville Holy Cross (at Campbellsville University)
Aug 26 vs LaRue County
Sep 2 at Spencer County
Sep 9 vs. Green County
Sep 16 at Campbellsville
Sep 23 at Casey County (District)
Sep 30 at Hart County (District)
Oct 7 - BYE
Oct 14 vs. Glasgow (District)
Oct 21 vs. Adair County (District)
Oct 28 at Marion County

They have 3 D1, kids. The should stomp mud holes in people. They should lose 1 at the most before the playoffs.

Taylor is going to be very very good. They return the house, and are only going to get better as the year passes. Not sure I see a loss on this schedule for them. Only games I see being competitive is Spencer, Green and Glasgow, all of which I'd still have Taylor as the favorite to win. Should be one of the better teams in the area and maybe a top 3 team in 3a. 

On 2/28/2022 at 3:24 PM, Tru2theblue said:

They have 3 D1, kids. The should stomp mud holes in people. They should lose 1 at the most before the playoffs.

Marple can definitely coach.

I don't know it's not district, but I'm curious to see how the LaRue County game will go this year. LarRue still needs to come up with their coach-yet-to-be-named, but they were playing with a skeleton crew of 2nd and 3rd stringers against Taylor County last year because of COVID and still kept things respectable, all things considered, losing by 16. I know Taylor County kept things moving this past season on the back of their high-powered running game (253 yards rushing per game/78 yards passing per game), but LaRue is going to have Cutter Boley as a junior QB, and I'm expecting to see a LOT more out of the Hawks' offense.

I'm assuming the three D1 kids you're referencing are Kaden Smith, Keeshon Smith, and Peyton Smith?

They have a D1 lineman as well Hayes Johnson, he’s got a offer from UK.

There running game is off the hook. I don't expect them to loose alot but I do feel as they will loose one or two games and even possibly three. The Green co game will be tough. Glasgow is gonna be another tough game. Spencer will be very competitive. 

Taylor will probably do very well against this schedule as it doesn’t  look like they challenged themselves a whole lot. However I do feel like they need to develop at least a little bit of a passing game, it’s hard to consistently beat good teams like Glasgow and the teams they would see in the playoffs after the first round if all they ever do is run the ball. Good coaches can develop a great defensive scheme if there is never any fear of the pass.