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Baylor School (TN) 35 Trinity 27

Baylor School (TN) at Trinity 80 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this Battle of Heavyweights?

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Poll closed on 09/11/2026 at 11:00 PM

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    You picking against the Rocks seems to be the key to them getting big wins. Shamrock nation thanks you.

  • EastSideJunkie
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    Have to say, for T, a disappointing loss As good as DGG was, the Rocks had some chances. They fought until the end. I have to think that's the best team they will see this season.

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4 minutes ago, Tigerpride94 said:

Rivals national guy coming.

I would hope some "national guys" would cover this game.

32 minutes ago, Tigerpride94 said:

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Danville , Murray , Glasgow , Madisonville North Hopkins

3 hours ago, theguru said:

Cleats 2 Whistle Podcast

🏈C2WP TOP 25 Week 3🏈
1. Christian Academy Louisville
2. Trinity
3. Boyle Co.
4. Frederick Douglass
5. Corbin
6. Scott Co.
7. Woodford
8. South Warren
9. Paducah Tilghman
10. DuPont Manual
11. Atherton
12. St X
13. Beechwood
14. Belfry
15. Pulaski Co.
16. Owensboro Catholic
17. Owensboro
18. Ashland Blazer
19. Highlands
20. Madison Central
21. LCA
22. Covington Catholic
23. Lexington Catholic
24. Pikeville
25. Lloyd Memorial

Danville , Murray , Glasgow , Madisonville North Hopkins

Lloyd?

Baylor has at least 3 kids 6'7 290 pounds or bigger. The Oline is big.

11 minutes ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Lloyd?

I see it too...

This game has been circled on the schedule for a while for myself and many others. Prior to the season I didn't think Trinity had a great chance because Baylor seemed to be on another level and they have weapons all around, including a literal superhuman at running back. As the season has progressed and I've seen both teams play I believe Trinity is on the level of a top 10 team in the country and will make that statement Friday night. Everybody knows who Trinity needs to stop to win this game, and though it seems a Herculean task, I would pick Trinity as the team that could do it.

My mind goes to a game played 10 years prior to my birth at Old Cardinal Stadium in 1994. In Dennis Lampley's final game as Trinity's head coach, they took on an equally Herculean task of trying to contain maybe the greatest player in the history of this state, Shaun Alexander. The Rocks held the future NFL MVP to under 100 yards en route to a victory, sending off the legendary coach who built Trinity into a national power into retirement with his fifth title. I'm not saying 2026 Baylor is 1994 Boone County, but it is fun to think about with the historical precedent of this Friday's game. I'm grateful that I get to see my alma mater make the most of this opportunity and win or lose it will always be Trinity Forever!

41 minutes ago, ROCK23 said:

This game has been circled on the schedule for a while for myself and many others. Prior to the season I didn't think Trinity had a great chance because Baylor seemed to be on another level and they have weapons all around, including a literal superhuman at running back. As the season has progressed and I've seen both teams play I believe Trinity is on the level of a top 10 team in the country and will make that statement Friday night. Everybody knows who Trinity needs to stop to win this game, and though it seems a Herculean task, I would pick Trinity as the team that could do it.

My mind goes to a game played 10 years prior to my birth at Old Cardinal Stadium in 1994. In Dennis Lampley's final game as Trinity's head coach, they took on an equally Herculean task of trying to contain maybe the greatest player in the history of this state, Shaun Alexander. The Rocks held the future NFL MVP to under 100 yards en route to a victory, sending off the legendary coach who built Trinity into a national power into retirement with his fifth title. I'm not saying 2026 Baylor is 1994 Boone County, but it is fun to think about with the historical precedent of this Friday's game. I'm grateful that I get to see my alma mater make the most of this opportunity and win or lose it will always be Trinity Forever!

That Trinity team had two great LBs.

10 hours ago, theguru said:

That Trinity team had two great LBs.

And were playing against a one dimensional offense. This offense appears very well rounded. This is a MUCH tougher task.

22 minutes ago, Three Blind Mice said:

And were playing against a one dimensional offense. This offense appears very well rounded. This is a MUCH tougher task.

Right, Boone couldn't throw the ball and it was 2 on 1. Old school football.

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