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Bowling Green and Highlands

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IF Highlands and BG was to play IMO Bowling Green matches well with Highlands.

 

BG is probably a little better at the skill positions on the outside. Up front HHS probably carries the advantage.

 

BG is good enough outside to play "man" and allow Coach Griff. to do some stuff inside the box. That being said Highlands has the mentallity that their going to run their stufff no matter what front you give them.

 

On offense Coach Kevin Wallace has done a good job the last few years of opening up his offense. He is now getting all his athletes involved. Their QB (Steelman ???) isn't a great athlete but he's a solid one. Athletic and elusive enough to avoid the rush and hit something down field.

 

Both teams are strong in the kicking game.

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Wow,what a game this one going to be, two of the very best football programs going. Good luck to you both and enjoy.:thumb:

To add to the Coach Goble saga, Coach Dan Goble was coach at Shelby County between Erlanger Lloyd and Christian County, I know he was coach of Shelby County in 69 and 70 but how many years he stayed, I don't know.

Dan Goble coached at Christian Co. for I don't know exactly how many years. Won 2 state titles during the 80's. His last 6 years at County was tough. He probably wanted to retire after the 94 season. That year he graduated a senior class that he was real close with on and off the field. The administration talked him out of retireing plus his son (Rusty Goble) was getting into the coaching profession and he wanted to coach with him. Goble ran a strict program and didn't put up with a lot of nonsense.

 

In 2000 he announced his retirement. Craig Clayton (Hopkinsville Head Coach) offered Rusty Goble a position on his staff at Hoptown as the WR's Coach. Clayton thanks a lot of the Goble's as Coaches and individuals. Rusty joined the Tigers staff in 2001 and his Father Dan Goble came along also and was upstairs in the booth on game nights. They was at Hoptown for 3 years 2001-2003.

 

In 2004 Dixie Jones got the Head job at Madisonville and he asked Rusty Goble to be his Offensive Coordinator. Rusty accepted and as expected Dan Goble went and became the QB Coach. Dan Goble could have had the Todd Co. job in 2004 if he wanted it. In 2005 Dixie Jones returned to Hoptown. Rusty Goble came back with him despite having the Madisonville job if he wanted it. Russ has been the Tigers Offensive Coordinator for 3 years now and his Father Dan Goble the Qb Coach. Rusty Goble has never coached in Bowling Green. Dan Gobles former Assistant Greg Cavenaugh is an Assistant at Greenwood High School in Bowling Green.

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