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Gibson Southern (IN) 34 Henderson County 14

Who wins? 9 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Gibson Southern
      88%
    • Henderson County
      11%

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Poll closed on 09/12/2026 at 03:50 AM

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🏈 GAME PREVIEW | TITANS CROSS THE RIVER

The Gibson Southern Titans (2-1) hit the road for the first time this season Friday night, crossing the Ohio River to take on the Henderson County Colonels (1-2) in Henderson, Kentucky.

Don't let Henderson's record fool you.

Both teams enter Friday night with some serious offensive momentum.

🔥 Gibson Southern scored 59 last week.
🔥 Henderson County scored 63.

The Titans are coming off a dominating 59-19 victory over Mount Vernon, piling up 560 yards of total offense and 31 first downs.

Senior QB Caden Rochleau threw for 336 yards and 5 TDs in the win and now has 854 passing yards, 9 TDs and just 1 INT through three games - while adding another 279 yards and 3 TDs on the ground.

And he's got plenty of weapons.

Peyton Johnson: 29 REC | 399 YDS | 3 TD
Elijah Ortiz: 19 REC | 211 YDS | 4 TD
Eli Foster: 208 rushing YDS | 3 TD

But don't overlook the guys making it happen up front. Ben Reinhart, Nathan Emery, Eli Bodrie, RJ Smith and Owen O'Neal helped the Titans rush for 224 yards last week while allowing just two sacks on 36 pass attempts.

On the other side, Henderson County comes home after breaking into the win column with a 63-34 victory at Henry Clay.

The Colonels are led by senior QB Brody Belt, who accounted for an incredible SEVEN touchdowns last Friday - four through the air and three on the ground - while rushing for 122 yards.

His favorite target has been sophomore Jackson Loveless, who has 16 receptions for 307 yards and 5 TDs.

Henderson is also expected to get its "Jack of All Trades," #6 Jack Dalton, back after he missed last week's game. The returning starter was the Colonels' primary running back through the first two weeks, can line up at receiver and also starts at safety.

For Gibson Southern's defense, the challenge starts up front. Khale Campbell and Isaac Peach on the interior, with Lincoln Plasse, Reed Luecke and Ben Reinhart working on the edges, will need to generate pressure while keeping the dangerous Belt contained in the pocket.

🔑 THREE KEYS FOR THE TITANS

1️⃣ WIN UP FRONT
Give Rochleau time offensively and pressure Belt without losing containment defensively.

2️⃣ ELIMINATE THE EXPLOSIVE PLAY
Make Henderson drive the field. Don't let Belt's legs or Loveless over the top turn one mistake into six points.

3️⃣ MAKE HENDERSON DEFEND EVERYBODY
GS had six different players catch a pass and five different players score touchdowns last week. Make the Colonels defend every weapon and all 53⅓ yards of the field.

Gibson Southern has responded to its opening loss to 5A Floyd Central with consecutive victories over St. Pius X and Mount Vernon. The Titans now get another kind of test - take that momentum on the road against a Kentucky 6A opponent coming off a 63-point performance.

🏈 GIBSON SOUTHERN (2-1) at HENDERSON COUNTY (1-2)
📅 Friday, September 11
⏰ 7:00 PM CT
📍 Henderson County High School Football Stadium - Henderson, KY

Gibson Southern (IN) 34 Henderson County 14

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