I expect this one to be competitive. CH has the bodies to move people around and shrink the game. Ultimately though, the Bruins being so one dimensional may hold them back. Their run/pass ratio is 83/17 in favor of the running game. It's hard to be that run heavy and win in the later rounds of the "big school" playoffs.

I think Bullitt East gets a few stops and wins by two scores. Egan looks on a mission. His level of play has elevated in the big games.

Bump.

I'm looking forward to this one tonight.  The elements will favor CH; no doubt.  Bullitt East will have to play a solid game and limit penalties to win this one.  Offensively, after watching some film, there are definitely some things BE can take advantage of in the CH defense.  Whether they do or not is another question.  We know offensively, CH will try to pound the BE front 7 and they have the bodies and size to do it.  The biggest BE defenders on their front 7 are 6' 260 lbs. & 6'2" 240 lbs., which is smaller than anyone on the CH offensive line.  IMO, that is going to be a big key to the game.  If the BE defense can get some stops early and jump out to a lead, it would put a lot of pressure on the run heavy CH offense.  If they can't, then it's going to be a long night.  I'm hoping for the former.  Either team winning wouldn't be a surprise, but I'll take BE in a close one:  27-24.

Bullitt East will receive to start the game.

CH kickoff returned to the 11 yard line

Bullitt East receiver drops the pass. BE going for it on 4 th down and short.

First down Bullitt East 46 yard line.

Bullitt East fumbles on CH 17.

CH first and 10

CH bobbles punt and runs for a first down. 

CH 3 and out. Punt sails down to the 21 yard line of BE. 

BE fumbles again at their own 42

First and 10 CH

Bullitt East won the first qtr but 2 timely fumbles hurt them. CH driving. 
End  of the first qtr

BE 0

CH 0