Final from "The Farm". Turnovers (4) were the downfall for the Broncos they also had a 70+ yard punt return for a TD called back on a penalty. Congrat to Trinity after the first quarter their D-line controlled the line of scrimmage. I think what was the most impressive for me is they came on the road and won by 10 and beat the two best teams in Lexington by a total of 51-23 and I don't think they have played anywhere close to their best ball and that could be scary for the state of Kentucky in my opinion.

 

Nice win Rocks!

Trinity is 2-0 versus two top 6A contenders having not really played all that well through the first two games. Good sign for them. 

I would think Trinity has to be #1 clearly in 6A now without question.

Nice W over a very tuff opponent and terrific program.

Is it just me or should Douglas have attacked the air more?

2 big mistakes on our part. Trinity took the gifts like they were supposed to, good game by them. Film study will be essential this week. On to Manual.

Good win for the Shamrocks and plenty of season left for Frederick Douglass. Never know but could be a second game like last year.

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3 minutes ago, Tigerpride94 said:

 

I did not realize that the stats were so close the 4 turnovers and the score called back on a penalty had a lot to do with the win. Congrats to Trinity for creating and taking advantage of the Douglass turnover.

Rocks move to 2-0 on the young season. Both wins have come on the road against two of Lexington's top programs. Credit to FD tonight as they were able to keep it close early and made some sparks late. The T D-line was dominant for most of the game.

Difference was mistakes - turnovers and penalties for FD. The called back FD return and the muffed punt in the first half were maybe the biggest. Dug FD a hole they couldn't dig out of. As @16thBBall Fan noted, not much separation on the stat sheet beyond those four FD turnovers.

T has two wins versus good fellow 6A opponents. Both wins came with defense playing a big role as the offense seems to still be a work in progress.

Center Grove (Ind.) for the home opener next week and Carmel (Ind.) on the road the following week will give the Rocks two more major test. Those are followed by, arguably, their two most important regular season games - Male and St. X. The pressure never let's ups on the Rocks.

Last year, T started with Bryan Station and FD and ended with FD and Bryan Station. Have to wonder if the Rocks see either the Defenders or Broncos later in the year once again.

Welcome to BGP @St. Matthews Boy and great first post!

For as young as the Rocks defense is, they are formidable.

Hopefully soon, the OL will be consistent and the QB and receivers will get it going full speed. They certainly have their moments but just need to be a little tighter.