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Mythical 2007 Trinity vs. Highlands match-up

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^ The problem with Wallace is that he played us game one, and you game 15....that's quite a difference, Guru has to be one of the best judges for this, in that he saw both, numerous times.

 

I love the Ru, but that having been said, I'm not going to admit that he's is the end all of end alls when it comes to judging football teams. I know I recall him telling me before the second CovCath game this year that the game would be a lot closer than the first and CovCath had a real good chance of winning. I told him he was nuts. How did that game turn out?:D Oh yeah, we won by 40. So much for the Ru's prognostication abilities.:D:D:D

 

For what its worth, I do agree with the point (heck, I've made it multiple times on here myself) that the large schools generally are better at the end of the year because they return so few starters and it takes the new starters time to get things sorted out (the ironic point is that some large school supporters disagreed with me about that). Having said that, I still don't think you can totally discount what Wallace said vs what posters on here think.

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Trinity, and I think it would distance in the second half.

I love the Ru, but that having been said, I'm not going to admit that he's is the end all of end alls when it comes to judging football teams. I know I recall him telling me before the second CovCath game this year that the game would be a lot closer than the first and CovCath had a real good chance of winning. I told him he was nuts. How did that game turn out?:D Oh yeah, we won by 40. So much for the Ru's prognostication abilities.:D:D:D

 

For what its worth, I do agree with the point (heck, I've made it multiple times on here myself) that the large schools generally are better at the end of the year because they return so few starters and it takes the new starters time to get things sorted out (the ironic point is that some large school supporters disagreed with me about that). Having said that, I still don't think you can totally discount what Wallace said vs what posters on here think.

 

Please talk the HHS adminstrators into scheduling a home and home for 2009-10 with Trinity. I know Trinity is open to the idea. 1-1 all-time record....

Come on Bluebirds.....let's get it on....:D

Please talk the HHS adminstrators into scheduling a home and home for 2009-10 with Trinity. I know Trinity is open to the idea. 1-1 all-time record....

Come on Bluebirds.....let's get it on....:D

 

I agree that would be fun to watch, but it wouldn't settle this debate.

Rocks, but by no more than 10, and sealing it only in the last few minutes.

Please talk the HHS adminstrators into scheduling a home and home for 2009-10 with Trinity. I know Trinity is open to the idea. 1-1 all-time record....

Come on Bluebirds.....let's get it on....:D

 

I like the Cincy matchups myself. For if nothing else a decent crowd. HHS played Louisville St X two years ago at Paul Brown and the attendance was abysmal.

Please talk the HHS adminstrators into scheduling a home and home for 2009-10 with Trinity. I know Trinity is open to the idea. 1-1 all-time record....

Come on Bluebirds.....let's get it on....:D

We're hoping.

What a novel idea! :lol::lol: Maybe even play a couple of games against other Louisville schools vs NKY teams. Sounds very familiar. :cool:

 

By the way, I thinks Highlands could hold their own most of the game but T would come out on top!

What a novel idea! :lol::lol: Maybe even play a couple of games against other Louisville schools vs NKY teams. Sounds very familiar. :cool:!
Time to pick the torch back up on that idea? It sort of faded away after the initial interest. :irked:
I would take Trinity by 21.

 

I agree.

I wouldn't relie on just guru's opinion about the game, he thinks Beechwood is better than Highlands!!!

 

This of course is a joke, I do not think that at all.

 

I love the Ru, but that having been said, I'm not going to admit that he's is the end all of end alls when it comes to judging football teams. I know I recall him telling me before the second CovCath game this year that the game would be a lot closer than the first and CovCath had a real good chance of winning. I told him he was nuts. How did that game turn out?:D Oh yeah, we won by 40. So much for the Ru's prognostication abilities.:D:D:D

 

For what its worth, I do agree with the point (heck, I've made it multiple times on here myself) that the large schools generally are better at the end of the year because they return so few starters and it takes the new starters time to get things sorted out (the ironic point is that some large school supporters disagreed with me about that). Having said that, I still don't think you can totally discount what Wallace said vs what posters on here think.

 

Besides violating confidence, I think you are taking some liberties with my take on the second CCH/HHS game. Either way, once CCH faltered on the first drive HHS took over and CCH pretty much gave up. Add to that, the CCH game may have been Highlands' best performance of the year.

 

Back to topic, I would say 14 to 21 in favor or Trinity but I will stick with 21. IMHO, Highlands would have struggled to score more than two touchdowns against T.

 

One thing is for sure, I would love to see Highlands and Trinity play each other every year.

The THS v BGHS game was Trinity's 1st and BG had a game under its belt. The way THS was playing in the playoffs was awesome. Henry Clay and Boone County got BLASTED and they both had a lot of quality players and depth. Trinity scored more points against St. X than any other Trinity team in history and St. X had the best D in the state. I would have to go with THS by at least 21.

 

I heard that these teams played a couple of years ago as JVs at HHS and that THS easily handled HHS. Is there any truth to this?

Please talk the HHS adminstrators into scheduling a home and home for 2009-10 with Trinity. I know Trinity is open to the idea. 1-1 all-time record....

Come on Bluebirds.....let's get it on....:D

 

Trinity is interested....the earliest it could happen will be 2009....there are some problems though. One, how the district schedules will be lined out then. Two, capacity, Trinity and HHS couldn't play at HHS or Trinity and accomodate all who would want to see it. I think Trinity will be scheduling CovCath and Highlands within 2-3 years.

Trinity and HHS couldn't play at HHS or Trinity and accomodate all who would want to see it.
That's what PBS & PJCS are for. :thumb:
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