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Boone County at Trinity

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IMHO, outstanding coaching and preparation YEAR-ROUND + excellent scouting, game-planning and PASSING prowess are the keys to T's success. I agree it is not the inherent athletic ability that wins championships for T. I say - everyone needs to work smarter and harder to catch up to that level and not complain about enrollment, fan's attitudes (which seem just fine to me), private/public, etc. Boone, like most teams, falls well short in the above-mentioned keys to success. That's why T will handily defeat Boone, especially at T.

 

Very well put luvthemraiders!

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Problem is you just can't decide to do it after not doing it all year.

 

If you have watched the Rebels this year the coaching staff uses Farris as a blocking back for extra pass protection in obvious passing situations. Huh???

 

I think you could find plenty of other BC players that can pass block. Why not split him out wide or circle him out of the backfield for a pass? Why not try it? He was a wide receiver at times as a Soph and was quite good at it.

 

Why not go three or four wide when up by 21 in a game in the second or third quarters? Why run the ball 14 straight times in that situation? Yeah you will probably score to go up 28 but why not become more balanced?

 

I think you go with what you do well and what you practice. So many buy into the malarky that you have to "Out Trinity" Trinity by throwing the ball. X completed 2 passes in their win earlier this year. Note every time a team runs the ball, that's another minute that T's offense sits and waits and another minute the defense rests.. If running is what BC does well, then line up and do that well and play defense. Let Trinity be the unbalanced team, pass first and abandon the run in their two losses. How many go both ways on BC?

Boone Cty. pays the Rocks back for beating Shaun....27-21

 

Hey, I was on that team ;)

Trinity has never put 70 up on us anytime. GO REBELS

 

Exactly right.....let's clarify, here's what Trinity -vs- Boone Co, looks like:

 

1988 - 24-17 - Rocks (semi's)

1989 - 14-10 - Rocks (semi's)

1990 - 14- 0 - Rocks (semi's)

1994 - 21- 7 - Rocks (state, and my favorite :D)

1997 - 21-10 - Rocks (semi's)

2002 - 41- 3 - Rocks (region)

2003 - 49- 0 - Rocks (1st round)

2005 - 45- 0 - Rocks (region)

 

 

*The last three is under the current regime, what has changed? Mainly, our style.....

Exactly the way no one in NKY gets too concerned with a team from Louisvile in any other class. :lol:

 

I agree, and thankfully, that doesn't truly concern me.

Boone in a close one 29 to 28.

 

See post #80....Boone can win, but they have never, EVER gotten above 17 let alone 29 points. That won't happen Friday, that I do know.

I agree, and thankfully, that doesn't truly concern me.
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Boone Co. can win this game by controlling the ball and of course, they need to "BELIEVE". BC-33 T-30

Farris will have his normal game of at least 100 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns. The key player in this game is Bogle if he can open up the passing game it will make it that much easier for Farris.

Boone Co. can win this game by controlling the ball and of course' date=' they need to "BELIEVE". BC-33 T-30[/quote']

 

Again, BC will not score 33 on us....they have barely covered half of that ONCE against us.

Farris will have his normal game of at least 100 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns. The key player in this game is Bogle if he can open up the passing game it will make it that much easier for Farris.

 

100 yards and 2 td's? I guess we'll have to see.

I dont really want to carry on about a team, that hasn't even broke out their passing attack yet. I feel that Trinity is overlooking Boone, thinking about the following week.

I dont really want to carry on about a team' date=' that hasn't even broke out their passing attack yet. I feel that Trinity is overlooking Boone, thinking about the following week.[/quote']

 

I do not believe that to be the case. The program has come to far to have that type of mindset. They will be ready...:ylsuper:

Exactly right.....let's clarify, here's what Trinity -vs- Boone Co, looks like:

 

1988 - 24-17 - Rocks (semi's)

1989 - 14-10 - Rocks (semi's)

1990 - 14- 0 - Rocks (semi's)

1994 - 21- 7 - Rocks (state, and my favorite :D)

1997 - 21-10 - Rocks (semi's)

2002 - 41- 3 - Rocks (region)

2003 - 49- 0 - Rocks (1st round)

2005 - 45- 0 - Rocks (region)

 

 

*The last three is under the current regime, what has changed? Mainly, our style.....

 

It was a lot better when we at least kept it close :irked:

 

I have been in attendance for the last five of these games. Not sure if I'm going to make it out Friday.

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