That's quite impressive that Van Isaac has been recruited by Michigan. From what I have heard, their running attack is unstoppable when everybody is available to play.

 

What type of offense does Harrison County run that makes Coach Graham's team untouchable?

I, too, am very proud of my MUSKIES!! They've come a long way through a lot of adversity. I'm pulling for them all the way. It doesn't matter how you get there. Our boys are DISTRICT CHAMPS and that's all I've got to say about that. Greenup has every right to be proud of our Musketeers.

 

Go Musketeers!!!

Did Lexington Catholic beat Harrison Co. in the regular season?? What was the score

Welcome to BGP blackchrome and be sure to visit the New Member forum....

http://www.bluegrasspreps.com/forumd...aysprune=&f=34

 

Read the "Everything a Rookie" thread and it will answer, any questions.

It may stink. What you are doing by pointing at Greenup County also stinks. These boys from Greenup are playing their hearts out with what they have. To belittle them is down right wrong. If you want to point fingers point toward the KHSAA. Congratulations to the Greenup team for making our community proud.

 

Great Post, I agree - GCHS you make us proud.:ylsuper:

It may stink. What you are doing by pointing at Greenup County also stinks. These boys from Greenup are playing their hearts out with what they have. To belittle them is down right wrong. If you want to point fingers point toward the KHSAA. Congratulations to the Greenup team for making our community proud.

 

:thumb: Very Well said Jeepman.

According to the current vote of

 

Harrison County 60

Greenup County 16

 

The vast majority of BGPers believe that Harrison County will manhandle Greenup County. Would some of the "60" care to elaborate on your thought processes to prognosticate Harrison County over Greenup County -- obviously, other than their 9-3 vs. 5-7 respective records?

 

MaxPreps/CalPreps has the following information on its website:

 

"Based on the recent performance of both teams, MaxPreps predicts on:

 

11/23/2007

 

Harrison County

will beat

Greenup County

with a final score of 35-13."

 

http://www.maxpreps.com/FanPages/MatchUp.mxp/Boys_Varsity_Football_Fall_07-08//Team1ID-02bab1b6-02be-4b2e-920d-ff214ee7bc84/Team2ID-cc45fd08-4314-4603-b60b-5f8b986c4cd6

 

http://www.calpreps.com/2007/week_Kentucky_9.htm

Harrison will e the biggest team GC has faced all year, by far. They are huge upfront, smart line blocking and have speed at all positions. They have two smart QB's that coudl either kill your defense through the air or ground, dual threats. Harrison County has played a really good schedule and Greenup has not, that is why HC has those 3 losses. It will not be close.

Harrison County's 3 losses have come against opponents with a combined regular season record of 24-6:

 

Marion County (8-2)

Lexington Catholic (8-2)

Franklin County (8-2)

 

Harrison County's 7 regular season wins have come against opponents with a combined regular season record of 19-51:

 

Fleming County (4-6)

George Rogers Clark (3-7)

Madison Southern (1-9)

Bourbon County (2-8)

Pendleton County (4-6)

Rockcastle County (5-5)

West Jessamine (0-10)

 

Harrison County has 1 opponent remaining in the playoffs {Lexington Catholic (10-2 in 4A)}.

Greenup County has 2 opponents remaining in the playoffs {Letcher County Central (11-1 in 5A) and Russell (11-1 in 3A)}.

 

Harrison County does have a large line:

 

Niman 50 6'3 231 Center DL 11

Beverly 52 5'7 160 Center LB 9

Rosales 53 5'8 150 OL LB 10

Dennie 54 5'8 185 OL DL 9

Bailey 55 5'11 235 OL DL 9

Fryman 56 5'10 195 OL DL 10

Luellen 60 6'0 236 OL DL 10

West 62 5'11 238 OL DL 12

Young 65 6'1 231 Center LB 12

Moore 66 5'6 205 OL DL 9

Howard 68 5'11 170 OL DL 9

Friend 69 5'11 240 OL LB 11

Moore 70 6'1 235 OL DL 12

Kiskaden 71 6'0 240 OL DL 9

Slucher 73 5'9 205 Center DL 11

McCarty 74 5'11 222 OL DL 12

King 75 5'11 275 OL DL 10

Snider 76 6'5 283 OL DL 12

Gasser 77 6'3 275 OL DL 12

B. Thomas 78 6'3 335 OL DL 11

Lucas 79 6'4 235 OL DL 9

 

Boyd County had a big line, too -- last week:

 

50 Brad Caldwell OL, DE 6-0 185 Soph

51 Aaron Black OL, LB 6-0 205 Soph

52 Matt Cobern OL, LB 5-9 215 SR

53 Roy Justice OL, DL 5-8 190 JR

55 Drew Moore OL, LB 6-1 210 SR

57 Shawn Arrowood OL, DE 5-10 180 Soph

58 Jon Conley OL, DL 5-8 175 JR

59 Evan Stafford OL, LB 5-11 175 Soph

60 Chris Potter OL, DL 6-0 260 Soph

61 Ethan Fultz OL, DL 6-0 220 Soph

62 Colton Quinn OL, DL 6-0 210 Soph

63 Derek Carroll OL, DL 5-11 260 Soph

64 John Stapleton OL, DL 6-0 250 JR

68 Loren Luttrell OL, DL 6-2 250 SR

69 Rodney Opell OL, DL 5-10 305 JR

72 Tyler Rucker OL, LB 6-0 190 Soph

74 Justin Armstrong OL, DL 6-0 270 JR

75 Trey Stone OL, DL 5-8 300 Soph

76 Bryan Baird OL, DE 5-11 195 SR

77 Jeff Stanley OL, DE 5-11 175 JR

78 Tanner Patton OL, DL 6-0 260 Soph

79 Zack Messer OL, DL 6-8 305 JR

80 Patrick Nickoson TE, DE 6-4 200 SR

81 Justin Selby TE, DL 6-5 285 SR

Harrison County has played a really good schedule and Greenup has not, that is why HC has those 3 losses. It will not be close.

 

Greenup County 2007 Schedule

 

8/24/07 @ (11-1) Russell (L) 18-45 {Still in playoffs in 3A}

8/31/07 (11-1) Letcher County Central (L) 20-27 {Still in playoffs in 5A}

9/7/07 Open

9/14/07 @ (5-5) South Point, OH (L) 22-35 {Won their conference -- played tough non-conference schedule to start the year against Johnson Central and several playoff schools from Ohio.}

9/21/07 @ (2-9) Rowan County (W) 34-12 {District opponent}

9/28/07 @ (7-5) Raceland (L) 10-34 {Lost to LCA 32-34 in District Championship}

10/5/07 (5-7) Boyd County (L) 13-27 {District Opponent}

10/12/07 @ (2-8) Ashland (L) 12-33 {Tough loss to local rival}

10/19/07 (1-10) Lawrence County (W) 35-20 {District Opponent}

10/26/07 (1-9) Lewis County (W) 55-12 {Expected to win}

11/2/07 (8-4) Mason County (L) 33-34 (OT) {Tough loss -- went for 2 in OT and conversion failed. Mason County lost in playoffs to Russell.}

11/9/07 (2-9) Rowan County (W) 40-6 {Good opening round playoff win.}

11/16/07 @ (5-7) Boyd County (W) 27-26 {Exciting finish for a District Championship!}

 

To be fair on my previous post, Greenup County's 7 regular season losses have come against opponents with a combined record of 42-28.

 

Greenup County's 3 regular season wins have come against opponents with a combined record of 4-26.

 

I believe this is what many Harrison County supporters are basing their prognostications. Is that correct?

If the Breds play like they did last week, the Breds should win...

If they play like they did the first half vs. Pendleton, GCHS will crush them.

 

I think the Breds will be focused and that is why I think the Breds will come out on top.

Sun Tzu, nice research. If you are going to be at the game, I think those roster sizes will not mean much. They are much bigger on the field.

You're probably right.

 

Greenup County will be "looking up" all night...

 

IMO, this should be a great football game!

This game will not be close. Harrison is in another league than GC. Greenup did a good job of turning their season around and winning the district, but it was one of the weakest in district's in the state. Not taking anything away from GC, because they did a great job in righting the ship. HC will just be to much. Good luck to both teams!

This game will not be close. Harrison is in another league than GC. Greenup did a good job of turning their season around and winning the district, but it was one of the weakest in district's in the state. Not taking anything away from GC, because they did a great job in righting the ship. HC will just be to much. Good luck to both teams!

 

I appreciate this post but I will say something any team can be beaten on a given night or how about this David did knock out Goliath.

GO GCHS:ylsuper:

 

Greenup County will be "looking up" all night...

 

 

I guarantee it.