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Johnson Central @ Lincoln Co. (5A)

Who wins this game? 164 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this game?

    • Johnson Central
      50%
      83
    • Lincoln County
      49%
      81

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The lack of a kicking game catches up with the Golden Eagles in this one.

LC- 35

JC- 25

 

I've only saw two of JCs Games,Ashland and the 2nd Bryan Station game and the kicks were short ,has it been this way all year?Both teams had runningbacks that could break a return.

I have to agree jahearme this could be a problem if the kicking game is in question.

JC will hit you big time and can break one on you with the run or pass.

 

Sounds like LC has a good football team also,do they spread the field on

offense and have good special teams?

Good luck JC ,hope both teams play injury free.:thumb:

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Wow! That would be a heck of a stunt! I bet there aren't more than FOUR people in the state who can pull that off. :cool:

 

I can:D

I'm eating up the history on this one Mr. Network.

 

Harrodsburg, Ft. Harrod, claims itself as the oldest permenant settlement west of the Alleganey Mountains. Harrod came down the Ohio, got off and went South. It was laid out on June 16, 1774. During the Revolution the Shawnees attacked Forts Harrod, Boonesboro, Bryan Station and Logan's fort to put pressure on the expansion of the colonials.

 

I think this game ought to be a good one and I'll be pulling for the Pats to pull it out.

Everyone better be ready for a pop quiz, it could pop up anytime.:D

Going to go with our neighbors to the north. Lincoln Co. 28 JC 20

Harrod came down the Ohio, got off and went South.
Poor guy. :cry:

Lincoln's QB has already passed the 1,500 mark this season. According to Mr. Tom Hurt's (a legendary stats man in the area) stats before the Pulaski game he was at 1,380 and threw for 150 in the game, giving him 1,530 putting him as the schools leading passers. Congrats to him on a great year so far. Keep it up :thumb:!

Good luck Lincoln County!! You have a fan in the rest of the season here......should be a great game.

Poor guy. :cry:

 

 

:lol: Or he got lost and never found the lost city of El Cake orado.

 

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

I now dub this the official BGP "History Bowl".. HAHA

I'm tried. I'm going to bed.

 

Cya tomorrow!

Lincoln County will have their hands full defensively.

 

Johnson Central has a solid running game behind Shawn Grim (5’7” 170 SR). Grim has carried the ball 218 times for 1,775 yards and 29 touchdowns this season. He is averaging over 8 yards per carry. Nathan Dillon (6’1” 175 SO) has rushed 123 times for 859 yards and 11 touchdowns and Chase Richardson (5’10” 205 JR) has carried the ball 124 times for 772 yards and also 11 touchdowns. Lincoln County’s defense seems to have had the most success against run-oriented teams this season. Will this be a good match-up for them?

 

Johnson Central’s quarterback is Justin Ratliff (6’4” 190 SR). He has completed 65 passes on 131 attempts for 1,389 yards and 6 touchdowns. His main receiver is Ian Welch (6’2” 180 JR) who has caught 33 passes for 1,005 yards and all 6 of the touchdown passes. Is this a situation of taking Welch out of the game and you shut down their passing attack?

Lincoln County will have their hands full defensively.

 

Johnson Central has a solid running game behind Shawn Grim (5’7” 170 SR). Grim has carried the ball 218 times for 1,775 yards and 29 touchdowns this season. He is averaging over 8 yards per carry. Nathan Dillon (6’1” 175 SO) has rushed 123 times for 859 yards and 11 touchdowns and Chase Richardson (5’10” 205 JR) has carried the ball 124 times for 772 yards and also 11 touchdowns. Lincoln County’s defense seems to have had the most success against run-oriented teams this season. Will this be a good match-up for them?

 

Johnson Central’s quarterback is Justin Ratliff (6’4” 190 SR). He has completed 65 passes on 131 attempts for 1,389 yards and 6 touchdowns. His main receiver is Ian Welch (6’2” 180 JR) who has caught 33 passes for 1,005 yards and all 6 of the touchdown passes. Is this a situation of taking Welch out of the game and you shut down their passing attack?

Pretty good sum up of JC's offense.

I have never been so exhausted after reading a thread by so much information that didn't even have anything to do with football before. I am too tired and my A.D.D. has kicked in too hard to be able to even make any type of prediction. So whoever wins, see you next week in the Fort!

I have never been so exhausted after reading a thread by so much information that didn't even have anything to do with football before. I am too tired and my A.D.D. has kicked in too hard to be able to even make any type of prediction. So whoever wins, see you next week in the Fort!

 

 

And you just added to it........:rolleyes:

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