Trinity's starting offense had a stretch ranging from the 2nd quarter of Game 6 v. Ballard to the 3rd quarter of Game 12 v. Ballard in which they scored a TD on 48 straight possessions, discounting the possessions that ended because of halftime (not downs, turnover, or punt).

 

Now that is amazing! Trinity fans truly are spolied.

All you ever talk about is offence, how about Brad Herald #42 for Holy Cross who had 130 tackles this year

All you ever talk about is offence, how about Brad Herald #42 for Holy Cross who had 130 tackles this year

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Valid point, I think one of the main reasons is that defensive states are not published as much as offensive states. For some reason local papers do not normally print the defensive stats with their coverage of games.

 

I do like defensive states, and 130 tackles is impressive. does Harald play for Louisville HC or Covington HC?

Those receiver number for the kids from Lone Oak and Lewis County are darn impressive...both those kids should be playing at the next level, I assume.

Corey Robinson of Lone Oak. Look him up.

 

Yeah, but every QB in the Tony Franklin system runs up huge numbers.

Yeah, but every QB in the Tony Franklin system runs up huge numbers.

 

That's like saying a RB in a wishbone is going to rush for over a thousand yards.

 

There are a lot of variables in putting up numbers, sure a QB in a Franklin offense is going to put more passing yards then a wing T QB.

 

Name a QB that put up as many passing yards and TD's as he did, Franklin or not.

That's like saying a RB in a wishbone is going to rush for over a thousand yards.

 

There are a lot of variables in putting up numbers, sure a QB in a Franklin offense is going to put more passing yards then a wing T QB.

 

Name a QB that put up as many passing yards and TD's as he did, Franklin or not.

 

Its impressive...that is all. Finals game was not impressive. Don't know what any of this means.

How about....18?

Don't know what any of this means.

The thread is "amazing stats".

Corey Robinson, Lone Oak, QB: 362-483, 5,631 yards, 90 TD, 4 INT.

Junior RB Ryan Williams from Clark County, on limited action, rushed for 903 yards on just 81 carries. That's over 11 ypc. And he scored on 13 of his 81 carries. Great effort by both him and his five senior offensive lineman.

The thread is "amazing stats".

Corey Robinson, Lone Oak, QB: 362-483, 5,631 yards, 90 TD, 4 INT.

 

OK - its amazing. Again, that is all it is....amazing. Is anyone recruiting him?

Trinity High School

 

406 rushing attempts

403 passing attempts

Trinity High School

 

406 rushing attempts

403 passing attempts

 

You would think that Trinity would have been more balanced than that.

:lol::lol:

You would think that Trinity would have been more balanced than that.

:lol::lol:

:laugh::laugh:

 

They always were a "run first" type team.

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Valid point, I think one of the main reasons is that defensive states are not published as much as offensive states. For some reason local papers do not normally print the defensive stats with their coverage of games.

 

I do like defensive states, and 130 tackles is impressive. does Harald play for Louisville HC or Covington HC?

 

He play's for Covington HC