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Pictures of the Lloyd football field

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On 12/15/2022 at 12:26 AM, The Raven said:

I think either is fine.   Just avoid the Tassini era Steelers knockoff logo.   Love ya coach, but was never a fan of that.

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We played the Juggs when I was at Mason. They went from the Steeler look with Coach Tassini to a Pitt Panther look with Coach Lucas. 
 

They had some nice ball clubs and it developed into a little bit of a rivalry for us. Had two big playoff games there in the mud and rain, November of 2001 & 2002. Great ballgames. 
 

 

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8 hours ago, ChiefSmoke said:

They had some nice ball clubs and it developed into a little bit of a rivalry for us. Had two big playoff games there in the mud and rain, November of 2001 & 2002. Great ballgames. 

After Mason County eliminated Lloyd in back-to-back seasons, the Juggs made it to the semifinals in 2003 where they lost a home game to Belfry in the snow and bitter cold. Belfry would win their first title a week later.

A couple of oddities about Lloyd Memorial football: They won the state championship in 1965 without actually "winning" either of their first two games. The Juggs tied Mount Sterling, 13-13, but made more penetrations inside the 20-yard line than did their opponent so they advanced. In the semifinals, Lloyd tied Fleming-Neon, again 13-13, after scoring a late touchdown. Lloyd again advanced on penetrations. They would finally win comfortably in the state championship, 27-0 over Old Kentucky Home.

Lloyd failed to make the playoffs again until 1976, where they romped over Whitley County and Belfry before posting another state championship shutout, this time 24-0 over Shelby County.

Looks like still a ways to go. Concrete pour on what may be the long jump area and the stands have been demolished. 

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Coming along. I'm not sure how the installation process is, but looks like we may see some green soon.20230303_152045.thumb.jpg.d03fa02eb7a4cf860a3f9f3f34197a7a.jpg

Of all the games I have reffed, their field was one of the worst.  Felt mushy and then a hard spot.  Very surprised there weren't more injuries, but thankful.  They needed this.

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16 minutes ago, KYFootballFanz said:

Looks great.

I agree, I can't wait to see the finished product. 

Long overdue but certainly well worth the wait.  Happy for the Jugs program!!

On 1/11/2023 at 8:41 PM, gchs_uk9 said:

After Mason County eliminated Lloyd in back-to-back seasons, the Juggs made it to the semifinals in 2003 where they lost a home game to Belfry in the snow and bitter cold. Belfry would win their first title a week later.

A couple of oddities about Lloyd Memorial football: They won the state championship in 1965 without actually "winning" either of their first two games. The Juggs tied Mount Sterling, 13-13, but made more penetrations inside the 20-yard line than did their opponent so they advanced. In the semifinals, Lloyd tied Fleming-Neon, again 13-13, after scoring a late touchdown. Lloyd again advanced on penetrations. They would finally win comfortably in the state championship, 27-0 over Old Kentucky Home.

Lloyd failed to make the playoffs again until 1976, where they romped over Whitley County and Belfry before posting another state championship shutout, this time 24-0 over Shelby County.

I’m sure glad we don’t settle playoff games like that anymore.

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