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Manual 36 Saint Xavier 10

Tigerpride94
in KY Football (High School)

Who wins? 42 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

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Poll closed on 10/10/2026 at 06:00 AM

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1 minute ago, VF111 said:

When? The last time Glaser led the Tigers was in 2012.

Oh, sorry... I got caught up in the St. X-allowed and supported stream of consciousness of someone's Twitter feed...

I am detecting some sarcasm but either way:

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      Might just be families of players and me in the stands this Friday. I'm a fox hole fan. I was one of the few fans that went to UofL games when Kenny Payne was coach. I can endure rough times.

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      St. X 14-13.

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      I generally don't care who wins this game, but since RPI matters for home games in the playoffs, I'll have to root for X. RPI is a bad system.

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