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Bell Co./Knox Co. Predictions

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I don't think this will be for the district title. I don't think that KC can beat Rock.

 

I don't neither. Last year I felt Rock was a marginal favorite over Knox this year Rock is a few TD's better than the Panthers.

I hadn't really heard much about Rock. I do figure Knox, Bell, and Rock are easily the top 3.

 

That is definite but you can bet that Rock still rembers what happended last year when they played KC the first time.

Bell is a tough matchup for the Panthers.

Bell will probably win, but I think the Panthers keep it under 14.

 

This football game will get out of hand, Bell County wins big. Bell County 45 Knox Central 8

Bell co 39 Knox central 6

I think that Bell will win this game. However, in the words of Lee Corso, "it might be closer than the experts think."

 

Bell 28 (Late TD)

KC 14

Bell co 39 Knox central 6

 

39 to 6 Bell looks about right to me as well.

I want to take a minute to promote a couple of KC seniors, RB Dexter Carnes (363 yards, 3 TDs) and QB Corey Smith (19-30-179 yrds passing). Not bad at all guys. When KC begins to take care of the little things that winning teams do so well (ball security, avoidable penalties, missed assignments, etc.) this will be a team to be reckoned with.

If the site of the game is getting as much rain we are up here in the northern kentucky area, the result could be like we saw a few years back when Bell County only beat Knox Central by a score of something like 6-4. Yes it was a baseball score...LOL...but I think the game was played at Knox Central and neither team could move the ball due to there being so much mud on the field. Just a thought.

If the site of the game is getting as much rain we are up here in the northern kentucky area, the result could be like we saw a few years back when Bell County only beat Knox Central by a score of something like 6-4. Yes it was a baseball score...LOL...but I think the game was played at Knox Central and neither team could move the ball due to there being so much mud on the field. Just a thought.

 

2001 season and it seemed like the whole year was played in mud. Everyone's fields were torn up after the first couple of games and never recovered.

 

The score was 6-4. Bell scored one TD, KC had two safeties.

I want to take a minute to promote a couple of KC seniors, RB Dexter Carnes (363 yards, 3 TDs) and QB Corey Smith (19-30-179 yrds passing). Not bad at all guys. When KC begins to take care of the little things that winning teams do so well (ball security, avoidable penalties, missed assignments, etc.) this will be a team to be reckoned with.

 

What game was this in? Was it against Clay?

What game was this in? Was it against Clay?

 

All season.

 

Not much rain in SE Ky. tonight.

What game was this in? Was it against Clay?

 

Combined Clay and Corbin. I don't have the figures to back it up but I'm told KC actually outgained Corbin. Corbin secured the ball and made the plays when it counted.

Combined Clay and Corbin. I don't have the figures to back it up but I'm told KC actually outgained Corbin. Corbin secured the ball and made the plays when it counted.

 

Thanks. I can see that, W-burg had 7 more total yards than MC and won by 2 scores. That's what turnovers do to a team!

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