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Boyle County 49 Covington Catholic 14

Who wins? 169 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Covington Catholic
      43%
    • Boyle County
      56%

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1 hour ago, One2Watch said:

I watched the Johnson central game online, I knew Boyle would run on CovCath. Astonishing how little resistance they had against the run those two games. 

That falls on the coaches. You put the players in the right position! 

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3 minutes ago, BlueBloodedColonel said:

That falls on the coaches. You put the players in the right position! 

Agreed I just shook my head every time Boyle would shift to overload and Cov Cath did the same thing. 

8 minutes ago, One2Watch said:

Agreed I just shook my head every time Boyle would shift to overload and Cov Cath did the same thing. 

You don't have to have a D1 caliber D to be a good D. I am baffled with certain coaching decisions. Period. 

2 hours ago, BlueBloodedColonel said:

They made no defensive adjustments. Tell me what they did. That kid touting the ball for the Rebels had a career night not only for himself, but in the history of BC football. Embarrassing defensive performance. 

Let me be very clear- it's never the kid's fault. I blame the coaches who are the ones who are supposed to make the adjustments. EE has won at CCH. He is a heck of a coach. But next year we need a dynamic offense that does not just run the ball almost every play. 

As far as the defense is concerned, I am not saying staff changes are needed. Adjustments need to be had and the focal point needs to be stopping the run!

 

Haddix/Boyle’s offensive staff does a great job on shifts and motions.

They would line up and get the defensive strength with Cov Cath’s best DL(Lind) and edge (Pitzer) set and then shift and motion to the weak side and run right at the much smaller and non future college players. Then physically overwhelm the edge (who is a nickel on the ball vs condensed formations) and the back is running on the safety. Recipe for disaster. 

Unfortunately, you can’t use a Jimmies/Joes argument as a coach when you refuse to play your 6’4 220 pound recruit who was big and athletic enough to get offered by an SEC school prior to his sophomore year. Extremely frustrating to not have a chance to compete athletically out there. 

56 minutes ago, One2Watch said:

Agreed I just shook my head every time Boyle would shift to overload and Cov Cath did the same thing. 

When Boyle needed it the most they ran this play time after time the entire season.  This was nothing surprising as they constantly ran it in other key games they played.  Everyone knew with the shift who and where the ball was going but no one has successfully stopped it.  

⬆️ The Rebels' win last night vaulted them to No. 2 (+3) in today's hsratings.com Kentucky all-class statewide rankings, tying their highest of the season. Trinity remains at No. 1.

?⬇️ The Colonels drop to No. 10 (-4). Of the 48 teams playing last night, CCH's Strength of Schedule comes in at No. 4 (1. Trinity, 2. Douglass, 3. St. Xavier).

? Congrats again to Boyle Co. You were terrific. Regroup Colonels. Let's do it again next year!

You're right about, I haven't, but I PROUD to call the Coach who has my Son. I can promise you no one puts in more time and preparation, not only during the season but year around then Terry Brown does. Funny how last year when Covcath beat a great Boyle team in the playoffs he was good enough coach then. Congratulations on a very good year Colonels, and good luck to Boyle the rest of the season.

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Also everyone, this thread is about Boyle's running clock win over CovCath. 

6 hours ago, BlueBloodedColonel said:

That falls on the coaches. You put the players in the right position! 

Gotta utilize your personnel too. If you’re struggling against the run? What can we do differently? They have blitzes in their defensive playbook. 

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9 hours ago, BlueBloodedColonel said:

You don't have to have a D1 caliber D to be a good D. I am baffled with certain coaching decisions. Period. 

Maybe, just maybe, Boyle was better than CCH. Just like last year, when maybe, CCH was better. Amazing. 

48 minutes ago, DearToday said:

Surprised that kid didn’t get more targets. Nice player. Really good blocker. 

He got a few more afterwards and Ray did a really good job staying on him. One of the passes was off a tad but he was there. The other Ray covered him like a blanket. Those are the ones that come to mind.

 

I also thought Ray did a decent job covering him on that touchdown throw but the pass was thrown to where only Bradshaw could catch it and well, he made an exceptional catch! 

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