This game never had a 14 - 7 score. It was 20 - 0 at the half.

 

Riverside 157,

 

Just a point of clarification - They're talking about the Freshman game three(3) years ago, when Stein was QB for the Pebbles and Zoeller was the QB for the Baby Bengals.

 

Just for the record that game was at Trinity's new home field as well.

This game never had a 14 - 7 score. It was 20 - 0 at the half.

 

I don't think he was talking about the JV game yesterday. I think they were speaking of the freshmen game three years when this group of seniors were freshmen.

Riverside 157,

 

Just a point of clarification - They're talking about the Freshman game three(3) years ago, when Stein was QB for the Pebbles and Zoeller was the QB for the Baby Bengals.

 

Just for the record that game was at Trinity's new home field as well.

 

 

 

Who cares what happened three ago!!!!

Who cares what happened three ago!!!!

 

Is it Friday yet:dancingpa:fight::ylsuper:

^ Thanks for the clairification guys. Now I now what year Im in......LOL

Who cares what happened three ago!!!!

 

TD,

I was merely pointing out the flow of conversation in the thread that seemed to have gotten lost. I believe the premise of the conversation was that the 3 year ago Freshman group are now Seniors. And that the outcome of that game can be an indicator of what may happen come this Friday. Which, in my humble opinion, I, for one, am in complete agreement. In fact if you go back and re-read the previous St. X threads versus Lex Cath and Male, I drew the same conclusion and it proved to be 100% accurate.

Trinity 38, St X 21

 

The St X defense will not have an answer for the Dutton brothers. The running back for Trinity, Phillips, will have a big day as a receiver out of the backfield as the St X defense pays so much attention to the Duttons.

 

On the other side of the ball St X has not proven it can pass the ball for long stretches of games (they have not needed to so far this season).

Friday night they will need to pass effectively if they expect to be in this game in the 4th quarter.

Trinity 38, St X 21

 

The St X defense will not have an answer for the Dutton brothers. The running back for Trinity, Phillips, will have a big day as a receiver out of the backfield as the St X defense pays so much attention to the Duttons.

 

On the other side of the ball St X has not proven it can pass the ball for long stretches of games (they have not needed to so far this season).

Friday night they will need to pass effectively if they expect to be in this game in the 4th quarter.

 

 

Bold prediction. The last time Trinity scored 30+ on X, let alone 38 was...oh...that's never happened.

 

I think that the injuries X had earlier in the season may have been a blessing in disguise. A lot of second/third teamers were able to get quality minutes against quality opponents, so more depth was established. The only way that Trinity puts up 38 on X is if X scores fast on their way to 42. I don't think X will put up that many, so T won't have a shot at scoring that much. X will eat the clock with a ball control offense that will be opened up moreso than in the past. The short passes will keep the LB duo honest, allowing the ground game to grind out yards and eat clock. 24-17 X

Trinity 38, St X 21

 

The St X defense will not have an answer for the Dutton brothers. The running back for Trinity, Phillips, will have a big day as a receiver out of the backfield as the St X defense pays so much attention to the Duttons.

 

On the other side of the ball St X has not proven it can pass the ball for long stretches of games (they have not needed to so far this season).

Friday night they will need to pass effectively if they expect to be in this game in the 4th quarter.

 

I think you may be underestimating the the St.X pass defense and the speed and athletic ability of the corners,LB's and safeties for the Tigers.

Bold prediction. The last time Trinity scored 30+ on X, let alone 38 was...oh...that's never happened.

 

I think that the injuries X had earlier in the season may have been a blessing in disguise. A lot of second/third teamers were able to get quality minutes against quality opponents, so more depth was established. The only way that Trinity puts up 38 on X is if X scores fast on their way to 42. I don't think X will put up that many, so T won't have a shot at scoring that much. X will eat the clock with a ball control offense that will be opened up moreso than in the past. The short passes will keep the LB duo honest, allowing the ground game to grind out yards and eat clock. 24-17 X

 

By this estimation we might as well just deliver the Shillelagh to the Tigers and humbly apologize for having disturbed them, so as to not arouse their wrath.Woe be the Shamrocks this Friday! We're clearly not even close to in the same class with the almighty, world-beating Xavierian Tigers.

I just hope we don't lose by triple digits...

 

Riverside 157,

 

Just a point of clarification - They're talking about the Freshman game three(3) years ago, when Stein was QB for the Pebbles and Zoeller was the QB for the Baby Bengals.

 

Just for the record that game was at Trinity's new home field as well.

 

It was the old stadium.

Bold prediction. The last time Trinity scored 30+ on X, let alone 38 was...oh...that's never happened.

I don't see us putting that many points up either....but Glaser wouldn't help....a few years ago when we were primed to really put it to the Xaverians, Glaser played super slow down ball....running the clock out, instead of aggresively trying to come back.

Last I knew Trinity was 1-3 with close losses to Boyle, Lex Cath and 2 TD loss to Moeller. Extra point misses cost the Rocks against Boyle and Lex Cath. They pounded Butler. Kragthorpe and Nix seem to be a potent pass and catch combo. T also has a stud RB who has been coming off an injury. I expect he'll be healthy this Thursday.

We are 2-3 beating a talented Central team last week.

By this estimation we might as well just deliver the Shillelagh to the Tigers and humbly apologize for having disturbed them, so as to not arouse their wrath.Woe be the Shamrocks this Friday! We're clearly not even close to in the same class with the almighty, world-beating Xavierian Tigers.

I just hope we don't lose by triple digits...

 

No need for the dripping sarcasm. I was just responding to a post that I felt was awfully bold considering the history of the rivalry and then gave my analysis of the match, which is something I've not seen from you...just sarcastic remarks...

By this estimation we might as well just deliver the Shillelagh to the Tigers and humbly apologize for having disturbed them, so as to not arouse their wrath.Woe be the Shamrocks this Friday! We're clearly not even close to in the same class with the almighty, world-beating Xavierian Tigers.

I just hope we don't lose by triple digits...

 

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