I can't remember where I put my car keys much less seven years ago. The only vote I can give is a homer vote. Well, I here I go...

You are a homer!!!! You know darn well you remember 7 years ago. You played for Highlands

You are a homer!!!! You know darn well you remember 7 years ago. You played for Highlands

 

I remember the HHS team, just not the Male team....

I remember the HHS team, just not the Male team....

Stop it, Nothing like doing the backstroke!!!!!!!

Stop it, Nothing like doing the backstroke!!!!!!!

 

I wasn't playing then...meathead...

I wasn't playing then...meathead...

 

Were you PLAYING any other seasons?

I wasn't playing then...meathead...

I'm sorry about that...meatball...

Were you PLAYING any other seasons?

He happens to have maybe the second most ferocious(sp) hit ever put on a CCH player second to mine!!!!

Mind the threadjacking fellas.

Were you PLAYING any other seasons?

 

Extended lineman for Frisk and Lickert...sure...

Mind the threadjacking fellas.

 

Big baby...j/k...

 

I'm out...

I think it would have been a very good game. I know that HHS lost to Cincy Elder by 7 early in the season. Who beat Male that year, when was it, and by how much?

 

One thing that would be a little concerning to HHS for such a matchup... I remember that HHS' defense gave up quite a few points to Owensboro in the title game (the Birds scored a lot, too). Maybe HHS' defense had a bit of an off day, or maybe O's offense was really that good, but I'd have to think that Male would be able to get some points on the board against the Birds... so would HHS' offense be able to score a lot on Male?... that is the question!

Male lost 14-7 to St X. Michael Bush fumbled what would have been the tieing TD on the X 1-yard line late in the game.

Not too familiar with Male that year, but I know Highlands was absolutley loaded and destroyed Holmes 81-0 that year who had Brandent Englemon (Michigan), James Jackson (Louisville), and several other small D1 recruits.

 

Gino was just a man among boys along with Smith, Hamblen, and Glover. That Highlands team was very impressive and I think the least amount of points they scored that year (vs Ky competition) was 35 on CCH.

I'd pick HHS. They were a seasoned state championship team and had probably more depth.

so would HHS' offense be able to score a lot on Male?... that is the question!

 

It certainly is the question. The H offense that season was terrifyingly good. Bush and Jones on either side with Spencer and Barclay coming out of the backfield... yikes. Even with blinding snow throughout the state game that year, the offense was more than formidable.

 

I have to give Male an edge in this one. That squad was the best collection of pure, gifted athletes I've ever seen in Kentucky high school sports.