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North-Eastern Kentucky Football

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A very good article, by Adam VanKirk of the Independent, about the new football alignment and how much he does not like it and why.

 

http://www.dailyindependent.com/columns/local_story_261002218.html

 

OK, let’s see here ... Class 4A, District 8 ... zero plus zero, plus zero, plus one equals ... let me get my calculator ... oh yeah, that equals one win among the four teams — Rowan County, Greenup County, Boyd County and Lawrence County — this season.

 

So with a combined 1-14 record, everybody’s in the playoffs in that district. I don’t know about you, but looking forward to that.

Hat’s off to Central

 

Johnson Central further convinced me of what I already knew before last week’s game. And that is that the Golden Eagles reign supreme in northeastern Kentucky football.

 

Nobody comes close.

 

I would say Russell, their back-to-back trip's to the state title game, and their shiny ring from one of said trips would disagree with Mr. Vankirk's assessment of who reigns supreme in Northern Kentucky football. I think JC is outstanding, don't get me wrong, but Russell's resume is twice that of Johnson Central over the last 25-30 years.

 

I don't know if the 2007 Russell team could beat JC or not, but I would have put money the teams from last two seasons defeating the Golden Eagles. And that's taking nothing away from JC, nor is it a knock on them or their program, I just think it's short sighted on his part to completely overlook the Red Devils and crown a team that has yet to make it the Pizza Box "supreme."

 

Maybe instead of renewing the serieses with Ironton and Wheelersburg Russell and Johnson Cnetral should have gotten together for a series. That I would have loved to see.

I would say Russell, their back-to-back trip's to the state title game, and their shiny ring from one of said trips would disagree with Mr. Vankirk's assessment of who reigns supreme in Northern Kentucky football. I think JC is outstanding, don't get me wrong, but Russell's resume is twice that of Johnson Central over the last 25-30 years.

 

I don't know if the 2007 Russell team could beat JC or not, but I would have put money the teams from last two seasons defeating the Golden Eagles. And that's taking nothing away from JC, nor is it a knock on them or their program, I just think it's short sighted on his part to completely overlook the Red Devils and crown a team that has yet to make it the Pizza Box "supreme."

 

Maybe instead of renewing the serieses with Ironton and Wheelersburg Russell and Johnson Cnetral should have gotten together for a series. That I would have loved to see.

 

 

First off, I mean no disrespect to Russell who I believe is the 2nd best team in the area. I think the JC team would have beat Russell last year( not sure about the year before) and Russell would have never even sniffed the Pizza Box if the were in JC's class. :thumb:

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First off, I mean no disrespect to Russell who I believe is the 2nd best team in the area. I think the JC team would have beat Russell last year( not sure about the year before) and Russell would have never even sniffed the Pizza Box if the were in JC's class. :thumb:

 

As a neutral follower of eastern ky. football, I would have to go with Russell over Johnson Central last year, mainly because of the domination of the Russell Defense last year. However, I guess we will never know.

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