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Toughest 3-Peat: Boyle County or Beechwood

3-Peat Boyle Co. or Beechwood 43 members have voted

  1. 1. Which team had the better 3-Peat, Boyle Co. or Beechwood

    • Boyle County 37-3 Record
      46%
      20
    • Beechwood 39-3 Record
      53%
      23

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Who had the better run or toughest 3- peat?

Toss up. Each had an OT win in a title game. Beechwood beating LCA back to back when they were huge underdogs both times may give them an edge.

I'd lean slightly Boyle due to this Corbin team being by far better than the teams Beechwood had to get past in the finals.

49 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

I'd lean slightly Boyle due to this Corbin team being by far better than the teams Beechwood had to get past in the finals.

Incredible LCA teams the last two years and an undefeated Mayfield?

Beechwood is 37-1 in their last 38 games.

Beechwood had an amazing year considering the midseason loss of Berger.  They understand the team concept.

1 hour ago, Voice of Reason said:

Incredible LCA teams the last two years and an undefeated Mayfield?

Beechwood is 37-1 in their last 38 games.

Didn't mean to slight any of them, I just believe this year's Corbin team is better than this year's Mayfield or those two LCA teams.

1 hour ago, Bluebird said:

Beechwood had an amazing year considering the midseason loss of Berger.  They understand the team concept.

So, so true. It seems like every title game and season next man up comes in and makes an impact for Beechwood. Players who work hard every day and are ready when their turn comes. And when it comes, they make things happen. This was an injury riddled season for Beechwood.

- Starting QB Clay Hayden is injured in the last pre-season game. Freshman QB Cash Harney who I don't believe had taken a single rep with varsity is called upon and leads Beechwood to a 4-1 start. A freshman starting, let alone a freshman QB, is unheard of at Beechwood and Harney did a great job.

- Mr. Football leading candidate Mitchell Berger is hurt in the Simon Kenton game. Sr Landon Aylor comes in at RB, scores 2 TD's and is named Player of the Game.

- Title game MVP LB/OT Austin Waddell misses several games in the middle of the season. Sr. LB Landon Johnson steps in and fills the void at LB and sophomore Chance Baugh fills in at OT.

- Berger is lost for the season in game 8 versus Lloyd. QB Hayden is back from injury and riddles the Lloyd defense passing the ball to score 21 points after Berger goes out.

- Stepping in for Berger at RB, sophomore RB Chase Flaherty rushes for over 700 yards and 7.5 yards per carry, including over 100 yards in the title game against Mayfield.

- In the title game, Flaherty is hurt. Sr RB Alex Courtney steps in and breaks off a 40 yard game sealing run in the last minute. A Beechwood senior steps up again when called upon in a title game.

There are some of the obstacles Beechwood's team overcame this year. Seniors Landon Aylor, Landon Johnson and Alex Courtney and others did it the Beechwood way. They supported their brothers when they weren't playing as much as they wanted and got it done when their turn came. That is how you win three titles in a row.

17 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Didn't mean to slight any of them, I just believe this year's Corbin team is better than this year's Mayfield or those two LCA teams.

Per calpreps.com,

2022 Corbin favored over Mayfield and 2020 LCA.

2021 LCA favored over 2022 Corbin.

16 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

Per calpreps.com,

2022 Corbin favored over Mayfield and 2020 LCA.

2021 LCA favored over 2022 Corbin.

Just my opinion. 

6 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Just my opinion. 

Sure.

That 2021 LCA was studly though. They rolled over some very good teams and only eventual state champ Boyle County was within a TD of them.

I say Boyle just because they are in a bigger class. 2A is a joke. Beechwood could win as many titles in row if they want. Of course most of KY football is a joke just for the fact the same schools win every year in each class.  
 

Pikeville in 1A

Beechwood now in 2A

CAL in 3A

 Boyle in 4A

 Bowling Green, SW, CovCath in 5A

The Big 3 Louisville schools in 6A

 Not much parity in KY so kind of boring since you pretty much know who the eventual winner win be in each class. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

36 minutes ago, bluecolonels95 said:

I say Boyle just because they are in a bigger class. 2A is a joke. Beechwood could win as many titles in row if they want. Of course most of KY football is a joke just for the fact the same schools win every year in each class.  
 

Pikeville in 1A

Beechwood now in 2A

CAL in 3A

 Boyle in 4A

 Bowling Green, SW, CovCath in 5A

The Big 3 Louisville schools in 6A

 Not much parity in KY so kind of boring since you pretty much know who the eventual winner win be in each class. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boyle had the Hardest close games vs Franklin County and Corbin. Last two years they had an easy road to the finals.. but this year they at least had to avenge the loss from Lex Cath. 

1 hour ago, FLYGUY said:

Boyle had the Hardest close games vs Franklin County and Corbin. Last two years they had an easy road to the finals.. but this year they at least had to avenge the loss from Lex Cath. 

The reason they had an "easier" road to the Finals in '20 and '21 was because they were #1 RPI.  That's the reward for holding that position.  

8 hours ago, Hatz said:

The reason they had an "easier" road to the Finals in '20 and '21 was because they were #1 RPI.  That's the reward for holding that position.  

Ok. Thanks for the info. 

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