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North Laurel vs. Clay County

Who Will Win? 43 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Will Win?

    • North Laurel
      32%
      14
    • Clay County
      67%
      29

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Totally agree with Mtn. Thunder, no way Clay is scoring 40 against the Jags D. Also agree with the monster, hope the Jag offense come out firing and ready to go. Jags need & WANT this win. Go Jags!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

North by 4 20-16

Jags 21

Tiggs 20

 

I was unimpressed last week by Clay against 1A Hazard, no way should that have ever been a contest.

I wouldn't take anything from Hazard. Their front four is as good as anybody's.

Jags 21

Tiggs 20

 

I was unimpressed last week by Clay against 1A Hazard, no way should that have ever been a contest.

 

I see it totally different KyCAT. I thought Hazard was a very good mountain team. Their team speed was top notch and their power players were impressive as well. Hazard is one of the most athletic teams I've seen in a while and can beat several 5A teams. With that being said...Clay went on their field, in their bowl, with their zebras and still had an opportunity to win the game. To me, that speaks volumes for Clay. I will agree that Clay should have won. Had they not give up the kick return, in spite of it all, they may have pulled it off.

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