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History of Louisville St. X and Louisville Trinity


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1992 through 2006

 

State Titles (* denotes vs T/X)

T (6): 06, 05*, 03*, 02, 01, 94

X (5): 04, 99, 97*, 95, 92

 

Runner up:

T (2): 00, 97*

X (2): 05*, 03*

 

Head to Head games:

X: 10 wins

T: 8 wins

Record/Winning % (all games):

X: 172-32 84%

T: 166-40 81%

Record/Winning % (in state):

X 171-30 85%

T 162-30 84%

Points Scored/Against:

T: 6714/2492

X: 6363/2223

All State Players

X (47): 19 1st, 12 2nd, 16 3rd

T (40): 20 1st, 9 2nd, 11 3rd

 

Out of State Wins:

T (4): Franklin (IN) 99, Elder 02, MBA 04, Chaminade (OH) 04

X (1): Moeller 03

 

Out of State Loses:

T (10): Ben Davis (94, 95), Moeller (97), Cincy St. X (97, 98, 03), Elder (98), MBA (03, 05, 06)

X (2): Cincy St. X (97), Moeller (04)

 

 

 

This data makes it look very close over the 15yrs. Hard to argue either side has the upper hand.

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This data makes it look very close over the 15yrs. Hard to argue either side has the upper hand.

well then we should either extend it to 20 years...or throughout both schools history...or maybe even just this century...either way we always come out smelling like roses.

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What about margin of victory in head to head competition.... While only a small piece of the overall picture, it does say something......

No it doesn't...style of play says a lot....for example

 

 

in 2002 we were leaps and bounds better than X...Glaser realized that X had no chance...and ran the ball, and ran the ball, and ran the ball...eating minute after minute, etc...now, in '04 and '05 (regular season), X dominated us, but we were tossing it everywhere to try and get back in the game..all the way to the end, making it easier to expand the score differential.

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What about margin of victory in head to head competition.... While only a small piece of the overall picture, it does say something......

This line of reasoning has always confused me. I know beating a team handily is fun, but I am certain that every coach at every level of play in the country would rather have a pair of 3-0 victories to go with a 50-6 defeat rather than visa versa. I can't imagine a coach preferring to have a 1-2 record instead of a 2-1 record just because it included a HUGE margin of victory.

It's like a baseball player who hits a ball 500 feet, but foul, vs. a player who swings at a ball in the dirt. Either way it is a strike and the only thing that matters is what you do with the next pitch.

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No it doesn't...style of play says a lot....for example

 

 

in 2002 we were leaps and bounds better than X...Glaser realized that X had no chance...and ran the ball, and ran the ball, and ran the ball...eating minute after minute, etc...now, in '04 and '05 (regular season), X dominated us, but we were tossing it everywhere to try and get back in the game..all the way to the end, making it easier to expand the score differential.

 

You can spin it anyway you want. A rear end kicken is a rear end kicken. Trying to rationalize the routs of '95, 04' and '05, buy saying Trinity was trying to get back in the game by passing...? Why not run the ball. It keeps the ball away from the opponent. Thats a pretty lame story your telling there RP. I know you have a lot of experience with the T program but thats a lot of wool to try and pull over the St. X crowd's eyes....

 

In any event, its all for good chats with the X and T posters...

 

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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