4 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Official stats:

Beechwood:
- 339 total offensive yards (128 run/211 pass) on 55 plays
- Queen 17-28 passing for 211 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
- Pabst 7 carries for 75 yards & 4 catches for 34 yards
- Fryman 6 carries for 44 yards & 6 catches for 104 yards and 1 TD
- Queen 7 carries for 4 yards, 1 TD

Covington Catholic
- 523 total offensive yards (469 run/54 pass) on 50 plays
- Harney 5-8 passing for 54 yards, 1 INT
- Gaiser 23 carries for 178 yards, 3 TDs & 1 catch for 14 yards
- Harney 13 carries for 164 yards, 2 TDs
- Cogswell 1 carry for 66 yards, 1 TD

BW had quite a few of their passes tipped which had a huge impact.

4 hours ago, The_Bull44 said:

IMO….Queen’s 7 carries was more from being rushed and not able to throw to his receivers.  CCH D-line created that from happening, job well done on CCH’s part.

IMO…Would have been better on the Beechwood Offense if they could have adjusted and gone to Wildcat.  Not having Fryman with more touches to run or hand off to Pabst hurt.

Queen had a couple nice throws in the game. But I will say he got very flustered the moment his #1 target wasn’t open and the moment he felt pressure. But he not gonna face another team like Cov Cath until state. 

5 hours ago, JuanHenry1997 said:

Queen had a couple nice throws in the game. But I will say he got very flustered the moment his #1 target wasn’t open and the moment he felt pressure. But he not gonna face another team like Cov Cath until state. 

In the season thus far Queen’s #2 target has close to same amount of passes as Fryman, not being open wasn’t the problem, it was more of the the rush attack from CCH’s D-line.  Plus, Beecheood’s #3 receiver is just as good as #1 and #2, just not as many throws to him this season so far.

It would be really great if Beechwood could play stronger competition prior to going into a game like CCH so they could be better prepared for the defensive pressure.  I think this would help the offense all around.

12 hours ago, The_Bull44 said:

Plus, Beecheood’s #3 receiver is just as good as #1 and #2, just not as many throws to him this season so far.

Is he?  Really?  Their #3 is "just as good" as Fryman? 

Well, #2 and #3 receivers are really good, Fryman just helps open up more opportunity for them which gives BW 2 more powerful weapons.

On 9/19/2025 at 10:38 PM, CCHFC said:

- I don’t think Cov Cath punted the whole game. 

- Felt the big swings were Harney’s 70 yard TD run right before half and Brandon Smith’s pick as Beechwood was going in to tie it up in the 3rd. Brandon - welcome to the show. Harney is a pretty rare level of athlete walking the halls in Park Hills. 

- I really liked the offensive gameplan and feel like the Cov Cath coaching staff has significantly improved in the last few years. 

- Fryman has a ton of ability, I hope he sticks with football as long as he can. 

- If Cov Cath keeps turning the ball over like they have been they will lose to Highlands, Cathedral and in the playoffs.  If they play clean, they have a real good shot. 

Call me crazy but I think Fryman is a little better at Football than baseball. 

On 9/20/2025 at 1:08 AM, ProblemChild said:

For CovCath to make a deep run in the playoffs they have to be able to throw the ball.  They can’t with any consistency.  
The only thing stopping Highlands is if they choose not to put ball in Lorenzen’s hands at QB.

I agree with that but vs Beeechwood they didn't need to throw it. 

15 hours ago, NKYBornandBred93 said:

Call me crazy but I think Fryman is a little better at Football than baseball. 

I think you may be right.