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CovCath is taking their football program to the next level...

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with the addition of junior high football starting this year.

 

Hear me now, if Coach Brossart gets it rolling at CCH they will be in a class with T and X.

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I agree, this could be huge, in time. I heard about this a few days ago, a bit strange how the idea got started (from what I heard) but it can only help.

 

I wonder the effect that it will have on the Raiders and Spartans.

Great to hear. I absolutely love what Brossart has done in his short time here.

I agree, this could be huge, in time. I heard about this a few days ago, a bit strange how the idea got started (from what I heard) but it can only help.

 

I wonder the effect that it will have on the Raiders and Spartans.

 

 

What is the strange idea?

Guru, what changed? I had heard that the school was approached about this a few years ago but declined.

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Guru, what changed? I had heard that the school was approached about this a few years ago but declined.

 

Not sure but I understand CCH doesn't have to pay the tow so I assume what changed is the money is coming from a different pocket.

...they will be in a class with T and X.
Obviously, that's a bit of a stretch :lol:; but it will be a big boost to the program.
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Obviously, that's a bit of a stretch :lol:; but it will be a big boost to the program.

 

I don't think so BF; it can be a reality.

Obviously, that's a bit of a stretch :lol:; but it will be a big boost to the program.

 

I wouldn't doubt it.....and maybe someday, you all can be the X to our T (or is it the other way around? :lol:) :D:D:D:D:D

I don't think so BF; it can be a reality.
I really can't envision any scenario where that would be possible. I agree that it will make for a much more cohesive system. But the logistics just aren't there to leap to that kind of conclusion.
I wouldn't doubt it.....and maybe someday, you all can be the X to our T (or is it the other way around? :lol:) :D:D:D:D:D

 

 

You can be the X factor, Highlands will always and forever be the "The Team" thanks to your previous coach.:jump:

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I really can't envision any scenario where that would be possible. I agree that it will make for a much more cohesive system. But the logistics just aren't there to leap to that kind of conclusion.

 

We can agree to disagree.

 

Holy Cross is pretty much a non-factor and St. Henry is controlled by basketball people which makes CCH the only major Catholic football program in Boone and Kenton County.

 

Location, location, location.

I'm not as familiar with CovCath as some of you, but I can say that a well ran winning program is infectious. Look at Johnson Central, Paintsville used to be the football program in Johnson Co, but with a winning program, an aggressive coach, and new facilities, Johnson Central is now going to draw a great deal of the football talent in Johnson Co.

 

Guru might be right, with a quality coach, a winning program, and now a program that is building and breeding players of their own, CovCath might be on the move.

Last time I checked CovCath was already a well run winning program.

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