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West 27 East 14 (2008 NKY East/West All Star Game)

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Those are the West practice times.

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I'm trying to think of last years East practice, and I believe it was 7 days everyday prior to the game. I could be wrong, I know the last week it was everyday.

I agree... Not trying to knock the kid, but the East QB threw 5 interceptions and played the whole game. This is while Clay Cecil and James Miller among others played defense... And on top of that he was given the award for best offensive back.

 

I will give him that a few times he was running for his life sometimes because the blocking wasn't great.

 

Didn't think PT was handed out efficiently either.

 

Not a knock against the West, but the East should not lose this game. Agree that there were some coaching mistakes.

It got a little chippy to say the least at the end too... What did anyone think about that?

Wow, how does the East lose this game? Seriously, no knock on the West team but with that talent there should be no reason why they lose. Like Silverstreaker said, this game is mainly about having fun and playing alongside the kids you played during the season but seriously.

A terrible game all the way around. The East was not prepared, the West had 4 cheap shot late hits that the refs only saw 1. The West's head coach runs the score up at the end nearly causing a riot on the last play of the game. If I'm on the East team and have a chance to run the score up on Lloyd this year, well I think I would just have to. Very poor sportsmanship, especially for an all-star game. I really don't understand why and when this game is played anyway. Alot of these kids are going on to play College and they're really not in football shape now. There's a good chance for injury. Very disapointing, very good crowd though.

I really don't understand the logic when the coach tells the MVP of the state championship (undefeadted) team that he will not play QB during the game. No explanation just go over and play defense... I understand the outcome of the game now!!!

A terrible game all the way around. The East was not prepared, the West had 4 cheap shot late hits that the refs only saw 1. The West's head coach runs the score up at the end nearly causing a riot on the last play of the game. If I'm on the East team and have a chance to run the score up on Lloyd this year, well I think I would just have to. Very poor sportsmanship, especially for an all-star game. I really don't understand why and when this game is played anyway. Alot of these kids are going on to play College and they're really not in football shape now. There's a good chance for injury. Very disapointing, very good crowd though.

 

All I'm going to say about the end of the game is it was not the West throwing cheap shots! I know nobody expected the West to win but the boys practiced hard and even changed practice times a couple days to accomodate graduations - they were sick and tired of hearing they didn't have a chance. I applaud Coach Lucas for playing the boys as an all-star team. He played everyone - unlike the East and had a balanced offense usint multiple rb's/qb's. Congrats to all the boys!

It goes to show you how much coaching counts....:irked:

In games like these where both teams have the most talented players, coaching is everything. For that reason I am not surprised by this outcome at all.

Where can you get the stats on the game.

 

I don't know about all that but here is the link from the Enquirer:

 

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Looks like the East wasn't as dominate as some of the prognosticators made them out to be.

Just checking the rosters and I didn't happen to notice any kids from Ludlow on the team but maybe I'm overlooking them or could this be one last slap in the face..

 

 

Bob Berns, Adam Bowling, Derek Bryan, Tony Stadtmiller, Chris Weber, Bellevue; Huff, Austin Studer, Campbell County; Chris Cason, Kevin Stewart, Kyle Furnish, Andy Schulte, Covington Catholic; Ryan Brownfield, Keith Searcy, Dustin Trimnell, Richard Turner, Chris Young, Dayton; Stephen Benson, Joey Bricking, E.J. Dettmer, Derrik Freeman, Mitchell Jett, Alex Koski, Marty Molony, Dixie Heights; Ryan Ball, Clay Cecil, Zach Hurtt, Drew Simons, Luke Stein, Highlands; Duriell Diggs, D.J. Hunter, James Miller, Rashaad Palmer, Holmes; Billy Deters, Billy Herald, Ryne Wilfong, Newport Cody Wes Diehl, Nick Franzen, Dustin Giesler, John Pabst, Matt Ritter, Tommy Wilson, Newport Central Catholic

 

Head coach: Dave Brossart, Covington Catholic

 

WEST

 

Ryan Amelung, Kory Bailey, Tommy Bankemper, Drew Davis, Alex Morehead, Beechwood; Shawn Bogle, Sam Brown, Mercier Doucette, Nick Kaiser, Jon Shanks, Greg Turner, Boone County; Alex Brann, James Champ, Ryan Dillon, Dave Mullins, Andy Pirrucello, Conner; Phillip Moore, Nick Vogelpohl, Jeff West, Robert Walker, Holy Cross; Kevin Flaherty, Jeremy Greer, Bryan Smith, Ross Woodward, Lloyd; Kyle Benke, Cameron Day, Ray Holstein, Jared Kaufman, Josh Morgan, Adam Schmitz, Ryle; Jordan Adkins, Joe Forrester, Robert Hankinson, Curtis Spencer, Kyle Yoest, Scott; Tyler Hopperton, Nate Ponzer, Tyler Rabe, Tyler Skaggs, Cory Tymenski, Ryan Vaughn, Simon Kenton

Head coach: Roy Lucas Jr., Lloyd

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