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Kentucky Country Day @ Bethlehem

Who Will Win? 5 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Will Win?

    • Bethlehem
      80%
      4
    • Kentucky Country Day
      20%
      1

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Bethlehem Eagles

Playoff Appearance: 8th (4 in 8-man)

All-time Record: 6-7 (4-4 in 8-man)

 

Kentucky Country Day Bearcats

Playoff Appearance: 9th (4 in 8-man)

All-time Record: 6-7 (6-3 in 8-man)

 

Previous Playoff Meetings

2000 - KCD 41 Bethlehem 40 (8-Man State Semifinal)

2002 - KCD 37 Bethlehem 21 (8-Man State Championship)

 

***I didn't see a thread on this game; if there is, please merge***

Bethlehem played very poorly in the first half of the teams' regular season game and was down 12-0 at the half, but got its act together in the second half to win 21-12. Unless Bethlehem plays its worst game, they should get by in this one.

Eagles are playing more consistent offensively, and they are a different (and better) football team than when they beat KCD earlier this year.

With Casey Robinson, Luke Wimpsett, Cam Wilson, and Jonathon Downs in the line up at the same time for the 1st time all year Bethlehem is much improved. Robinson has had to pound the middle for the past four weeks in order to open the outside game for Stanley. With Wimpsett healthly and returning to the fullback position Robinson will be able to return to his more natural wing position which will give Bethlehem more of an outside threat.

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