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Lexington Catholic at Bell County Predictions/Updates

Who wins? 39 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Lexington Catholic
      66%
    • Bell County
      33%

This poll is closed to new votes

Poll closed on 11/23/2024 at 12:00 AM

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The Lexington Catholic Knights have rolled in their first two games of the 3A playoffs and now get to travel to Bell County in hopes of continuing their postseason run. Their record now stands at 6-6, all 6 wins coming consecutively after opening up 0-6. Matthew Kern has developed into a good dual threat quarterback as the year has progressed and has helped the offense find consistency after not being able to produce a complete effort earlier in the year.

Bell County comes in 11-1, their sole loss coming in the season opener. Only once in their 11 wins have they scored less than 28 points. Kaleb Miller leads a ground game that averages over 270 rushing yards per game. 

Lexington Catholic has had a much harder schedule than Bell County. Will that preparation show this week? Will either defense step up to shutdown the other team’s powerful offense? 

35 minutes ago, se7ens said:

The Lexington Catholic Knights have rolled in their first two games of the 3A playoffs and now get to travel to Bell County in hopes of continuing their postseason run. Their record now stands at 6-6, all 6 wins coming consecutively after opening up 0-6. Matthew Kern has developed into a good dual threat quarterback as the year has progressed and has helped the offense find consistency after not being able to produce a complete effort earlier in the year.

Bell County comes in 11-1, their sole loss coming in the season opener. Only once in their 11 wins have they scored less than 28 points. Kaleb Miller leads a ground game that averages over 270 rushing yards per game. 

Lexington Catholic has had a much harder schedule than Bell County. Will that preparation show this week? Will either defense step up to shutdown the other team’s powerful offense? 

Catholic rolls again…35-21

1 minute ago, Knightwatcher said:

What does TP94 have on this one?

Lexington Catholic         68.43
Bell County         60.95

Lexington Catholic 28-21.

Log Mountain, Dudley Hilton, November, I just have a hard time believing Lex Cath will get it done. I'm taking Bell County in a close one.

One of the more unique and picturesque stadiums in all the sate. NEVER an easy place to play and Dudley usually has some wrinkle for the opposing team to deal with.  Just glad the state stepped in and said no more Thanksgiving Day games in Bell County (for those looking waaaaayyyy back to the 90's).  Love the venue...it's AWESOME.  Should be a close one but I think The Knights and their offense go to EKY and get the job done 28-24 in a battle.  

49 minutes ago, theguru said:

8-7 Bell County.

Same score at the half. Should be into the 3Q by now.

2 minutes ago, DevilMayCare said:

Same score at the half. Should be into the 3Q by now.

It is, 848 left in the 3rd, 8-7 Bobcats. 

14-8 LexCath with 625 left.

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