Trinity should win this one.

 

But, after reading some of the post, I will be a Boone Co. fan for a game.

What are you talking about? The only whining I see is from T fans when fans of other schools support their teams. :sleep:

 

They don't call it whining Habib.....it's called arrogance! :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Yeah being a rebels fan, I really hate that most the T fans in here are arrogant! Why should Boone even make the trip down there if they already have won the game?

Yeah being a rebels fan, I really hate that most the T fans in here are arrogant! Why should Boone even make the trip down there if they already have won the game?

 

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Now that is not really fair is it? To lump such a wide group together under one general and incorrect heading. You must have missed many of the posts which discussed "respect for the opponent."

Yeah being a rebels fan, I really hate that most the T fans in here are arrogant! Why should Boone even make the trip down there if they already have won the game?

 

Just so you know I was making a joke. I meant no disrespect to you or your team. You need to let go of what some people on here say or talk smack back to them! :ylsuper::ylsuper::lol::lol:

When you look at the outcome of the common opponent these two teams faced, Henry Clay, why would anyone seriously believe this would be a close game? It's fine to support your team, but don't get upset when others predict a blowout. If Boone couldn't hold Henry Clay to under 42 for a game, then Trinity should put up 28 to 35 in a half. Trinity's spread offense is mighty. They'll take what is given, short passes and screens early. Then after they've marched up and down the field methodically a couple times the defense will come up, start taking chances, then Stein's dropping bombs and the Rocks become a quick strike offense and now you're down 4 scores and it's still second quarter. Rush 3 and drop everyone back in coverage, now it's Tim Phillips time with draws, delays and counters. And we haven't even mentioned the Defense which was supposedly going to be the strength of this team according to many Rock fans preseason. Besides loyalty, which is admirable, I'm waiting for someone to cite some facts that would support this being a close game.

When you look at the outcome of the common opponent these two teams faced, Henry Clay, why would anyone seriously believe this would be a close game? It's fine to support your team, but don't get upset when others predict a blowout. If Boone couldn't hold Henry Clay to under 42 for a game, then Trinity should put up 28 to 35 in a half. Trinity's spread offense is mighty. They'll take what is given, short passes and screens early. Then after they've marched up and down the field methodically a couple times the defense will come up, start taking chances, then Stein's dropping bombs and the Rocks become a quick strike offense and now you're down 4 scores and it's still second quarter. Rush 3 and drop everyone back in coverage, now it's Tim Phillips time with draws, delays and counters. And we haven't even mentioned the Defense which was supposedly going to be the strength of this team according to many Rock fans preseason. Besides loyalty, which is admirable, I'm waiting for someone to cite some facts that would support this being a close game.

 

Nice analysis. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

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AL you crack me up! :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

Nice thread, everyone.

 

Boone played very well versus Dixie Heights this season and were balanced during the regular season game that was televised.

 

There is a 10% chance of precipitation Friday.

 

I predicted for the past two months that Boone would make this game.

 

I firmly believe Trinity will win this one 49-14 based on recent games. I was incorrect in stating that the Henry Clay-Trinity game would include a running clock. I believe this one will. Farris will get his yards against the second and third teamers. He is very talented. Henry Clay rolled up 440 yards.....but only 14 points.

 

The senior leadership on this team is much better than in 2004. That team lost it's focus and there were some internal issues that Coach Beatty did not address. He has vowed to never let that happen again.

 

Arrogance versus confidence? I'm confident to the point of being arrogant.

 

I expect Trinity to be "in the hunt" for a title every season. States like Ohio have many Trinitys and St. Xaviers due to their population. Indiana is not blessed with huge private schools, but have several smaller schools that do very well in football. Trinity and St. X stick out like sore thumbs. Like I have stated before, these schools have increased their enrollment by half over the past 30 years (from 900 to 1400 in Trinity's case). The publics have decided that smaller is better, for whatever reason. (It's the number of students per classroom, not the number in the building that has the greatest effect on individual education). Welcome Cooper High to northern Kentucky as students are syphoned off from Ryle, Boone, etc.

I do believe that if Boone, Ryle, and Conner were one big high school that the 6a state championship coming from NKY would be greater but hey what can ya do?

Nice thread, everyone.

 

Boone played very well versus Dixie Heights this season and were balanced during the regular season game that was televised.

 

There is a 10% chance of precipitation Friday.

 

I predicted for the past two months that Boone would make this game.

 

I firmly believe Trinity will win this one 49-14 based on recent games. I was incorrect in stating that the Henry Clay-Trinity game would include a running clock. I believe this one will. Farris will get his yards against the second and third teamers. He is very talented. Henry Clay rolled up 440 yards.....but only 14 points.

 

The senior leadership on this team is much better than in 2004. That team lost it's focus and there were some internal issues that Coach Beatty did not address. He has vowed to never let that happen again.

 

Arrogance versus confidence? I'm confident to the point of being arrogant.

 

I expect Trinity to be "in the hunt" for a title every season. States like Ohio have many Trinitys and St. Xaviers due to their population. Indiana is not blessed with huge private schools, but have several smaller schools that do very well in football. Trinity and St. X stick out like sore thumbs. Like I have stated before, these schools have increased their enrollment by half over the past 30 years (from 900 to 1400 in Trinity's case). The publics have decided that smaller is better, for whatever reason. (It's the number of students per classroom, not the number in the building that has the greatest effect on individual education). Welcome Cooper High to northern Kentucky as students are syphoned off from Ryle, Boone, etc.

 

This explains much of the Trinity and X football success.

I do believe that if Boone, Ryle, and Conner were one big high school that the 6a state championship coming from NKY would be greater but hey what can ya do?

 

I have thought about that many times. I think the game would be MUCH MUCH more competitive but I think Trinity would still be victorious. Coaching and the fundamentals that Trinity posses, year in and year out is the difference between the two.

I do believe that if Boone, Ryle, and Conner were one big high school that the 6a state championship coming from NKY would be greater but hey what can ya do?

 

I agree with this 100%. I would like to see the radius of area that the Trinity roster pulls there players from. It almost seems that there should be a private/independent and public school champion. If the boys of Boone can keep it close I see it as a win considering the circumstances, and thats the way it will most likely always be.

I'm sorry, but we don't allow the use of "temerity" here without a permit.

 

Drat! :irked: