Not about making the case about beating them. Highlands resume is just as bad. It's about competing and not beating them and I have done that. You said they should drop Elder and I said most years they compete. I made my point and you conveniently made it about winning to sway the argument to your side. Please stay on point.

Most years, and most games, they get trounced actually. Sounds like Guru is the only one not evading the point. :lol:

Most years, and most games, they get trounced actually. Sounds like Guru is the only one not evading the point. :lol:

How about you list the Bluebird wins over Ohio teams big boy.

How about you list the Bluebird wins over Ohio teams big boy.

 

I think that HHS can feel CCH's pain when it comes to matching up with Ohio's strong football programs (AND vice versa).

 

If just looking at pure wins and losses, then obviously neither HHS nor CCH has had much success. However, both teams have played some VERY good games against solid Ohio competition, and it's probably not a coincidence that both CCH and HHS have a history of scheduling very tough competition and both have a history of championships.

Not about making the case about beating them. Highlands resume is just as bad. It's about competing and not beating them and I have done that. You said they should drop Elder and I said most years they compete. I made my point and you conveniently made it about winning to sway the argument to your side. Please stay on point.

 

 

You've done nothing more than (attempt to) make a point about one year, while intentionally omitting the one game that disproves your point. You had to omit the Watterson game, because you can't apply one of your excuses. But maybe I can help you. How about this:

 

CovCath was close in this one; however there was a red rubber duck on the Watterson sidelines that kept holding the CCH players any time they got close to the sideline. The duck quacked really loud, causing CCH to fumble on the 5 yard line. The duck huffed and puffed and blew the Colonels down with 25 MPH winds. The duck was especially intimidating when CCH was on special teams. I also believe the duck reminded the CCH players about a loss to DeSales four years ago. But the duck did his job preparing the Colonels for their 2006 title.

 

I was making a generalization about the CCH schedule over several years. My point was not how CCH may or may not have competed with some of the Ohio teams on their schedule in 2006. You are the one that needs to learn to stay on point.

 

Finally, being unable to make your point, you've attempted to divert attention from your failure by bringing into the mix, a team that has nothing to do with CCH.