Who would win if all of Lexington Combined to form a super school. They would be coached under Bill Letton and Sam Simpson. X and T combined would be coached by Mike Glaser and Bob Beatty. This game would be played on a neutral field. Who wins and why???????????

Lexington Teams-Lex Cath, Henry Clay, Lafayette, LCA, Bryan Station, Tates Creek and Dunbar.

The Louisville schools in a blowout. Its not even close. I don't know if you put all of Lexington together this year and beat Trinity alone so its a blowout if they merge St. X with them.

Interesting take Golfer.

 

What would be even more interesting is to take the last ten years and count up the the D1 and D1 AA scholarship players that have come out of the city of Lexington vs. the what X and T have had...

 

For a free t-shirt does anyone want to do the research?

Interesting take Golfer.

 

What would be even more interesting is to take the last ten years and count up the the D1 and D1 AA scholarship players that have come out of the city of Lexington vs. the what X and T have had...

 

For a free t-shirt does anyone want to do the research?

 

And in my opinion I could see Henry Clay or Lexington Catholic beating all of the public schools in Louisville this year or at least be very very close. It just shows how good St. X and Trinity are right now. Both of them could be a top 25 team in the country or at least close. Putting Lexington together does not equal a top 25 team in the country or not even close.

Why not Golfer? There is no doubt in my mind the city of Lexington has a lot more D1 talent over the last ten years than does X and T.

http://www.lexingtoncatholic.com/sports/football/College%20Choices.htm

 

Just for Lexington Catholic- Not all are scholarship, and not all played(ex. Ben Revere- minor leauge baseball)

Why not Golfer? There is no doubt in my mind the city of Lexington has a lot more D1 talent over the last ten years than does X and T.

 

Are we comparing this year or all ten years? If we go back to 98 and 99 Lexington Schools were competing with Trinity and St.X. But for this year I would say the Trinity and St. X would be the Lexington Schools pretty easily.

 

I think Trinity right now is as good as they have ever been in school history. In Lexington there is some talent and take Henry Clay for example. They may be next to say Highlands the best public school in the state of Kentucky and are not even close to Trinity.

 

Take this year for example, other then Henry Clay is there any D1 players who are seniors in Lexington at the public schools? I know Station had a couple. Lafayette has some good players but not D1. Dunbar does not have any D1 that I am aware of who are seniors, Tates Creek has Ty Sparks and I'm not sure where he is going.

 

Maybe in Lexington this year you may have 6 or 7 total D1 scholarships. Two for Bryan Station, Boyd at Henry Clay and I will give you Gay at Henry Clay, Lexington Catholic has a 2 or 3.

Interesting take Golfer.

 

What would be even more interesting is to take the last ten years and count up the the D1 and D1 AA scholarship players that have come out of the city of Lexington vs. the what X and T have had...

 

For a free t-shirt does anyone want to do the research?

 

I bet the head coaches in Lexington don't want to see those stats. :eek:

 

Here's some scores this year to mull over:

 

Trinity vs. Dunbar 41-0 at the half. Finished 41-7.

 

Trinity at Lafayette 35-0 at the half. Finished 56-6.

 

Trinity vs. Henry Clay 36-7 at the half. Finished 50-14.

 

St. X at Lex Cath 41-9.

 

192-35.

 

Not even close Guru.

LexCath beat St X in 2003...I believe by a field goal. Good times....

Are we comparing this year or all ten years? If we go back to 98 and 99 Lexington Schools were competing with Trinity and St.X. But for this year I would say the Trinity and St. X would be the Lexington Schools pretty easily.

 

 

We can compare whatever we want to compare.

 

I am not a "math guy" but I am trying to find a significant method of comparison of Lexington football talent to X and T football talent and I think we need to use more than any one year for the comparison to be significant.

 

Like CR alluded to, we know what it will show, Lexington is long on talent and short on results.

I bet the head coaches in Lexingotn don't want to see those stats. :eek:

 

Here's some scores this year to mull over:

 

Trinity vs. Dunbar 41-0 at the half. Finished 41-7.

 

Trinity at Lafayette 35-0 at the half. Finished 56-6.

 

Trinity vs. Henry Clay 36-7 at the half. Finished 50-14.

 

St. X at Lex Cath 41-9.

 

192-35.

 

Not even close Guru.

 

You stole that off of me or at least part of it

With Beatty as coach, I would take the Lexington players over a combined X/T team.

We can compare whatever we want to compare.

 

I am not a "math guy" but I am trying to find a significant method of comparison of Lexington football talent to X and T football talent and I think we need to use more than any one year for the comparison to be significant.

 

Like CR alluded to, we know what it will show, Lexington is long on talent and short on results.

 

Centre Rocks didn't show anything on D1 talent this year. He put Dunbar halftime score up but Dunbar is mostly Juniors and has a great chance of being the best team in Lexington next year. Lafayette should not have any D1 players. Gifford and Bunch are good players but not D1 in my opinion. I'm not saying they can't play College football but not like EKU or UK. Henry Clay has Boyd and Gay but I'm not sure what Gay is doing for College. Then Station and Tates Creek are the two worst teams in Lexington this year. Station I know has two D1's this year going to Minnesota so an argument that Bryan Station could do better is understandable one and many say that in Lexington.

With Beatty as coach, I would take the Lexington players over a combined X/T team.

 

Beatty does a great job, why do you say that?