Got room for one more? You have to give Lexington Catholic credit for playing tuff competition.

That limb sounds full. I may need to go out on a new limb in the same tree. X rolls 35-14 :thumb:

The weather may keep the scoring down in this one. St.X- 38 Lex.Cath.-7

With tropical moisture on the way it looks like i'll be at checks until the last second. Rain will keep this score down.

 

Lexington Catholic 7

St.Xavier 58

St. X

With tropical moisture on the way it looks like i'll be at checks until the last second. Rain will keep this score down.

 

Lexington Catholic 7

St.Xavier 58

 

I hope it's not a downpour...for once in a good while I'm excited about our passing attack and I fear heavy rain will mean a typical Ground Glaser evening.

Dont count Lex Cath out. They have played tough schools to start out there season including Bishop Chatard, and 6a schools in the top 6, Scott County, Trinity, Madison Central (scrimmages included). St.X had played teams such as Ballard and Oldam County this is probally going to be the first test for St.X

Edited September 10, 200818 yr by spindoc

^ The only test is what color uniform to wear in this one. Lex Cath looks a little down, X looks a little up. Crystal ball says 48-13

Dont count Lex Cath out. They have played tough schools to start out there season including Bishop Chatard, and 6a schools in the top 6, Scott County, Trinity, Madison Central (scrimmages included). St.X had played teams such as Ballard and Oldam County this is probally going to be the first test for St.X

 

Yeah, and if the Trinity scrimmage is any indication what Lex Cath brings to the table....I hope for a really close, hard hitting game, but I'm not banking on it.

X by a lot...that's amazing when you have a team(s) in KY who we can pick by 35+ against a team like Lex. Cath.

LexCath seemed overly impressed by the facility as well as the team when they scrimmaged against Trinity. It will only be worse at X., I'm afraid.

Let's remember that Lexington Catholic lost 34 seniors from their 2007 state championship team. Rome wasn't built in a day either and the Clays Mill Road boys have a lot of growing to do.

 

The good news is, they will grow with each game. The bad news is, they will have to grow after a big time defeat to the Tigers this week.

 

Lexington Catholic will be back on top in Class 4A, soon!

Let's remember that Lexington Catholic lost 34 seniors from their 2007 state championship team. Rome wasn't built in a day either and the Clays Mill Road boys have a lot of growing to do.

 

The good news is, they will grow with each game. The bad news is, they will have to grow after a big time defeat to the Tigers this week.

 

Lexington Catholic will be back on top in Class 4A, soon!

 

I hope you are right. After this weekend, LexCath will still have their hands full against Boyle County, Harrison County and Highlands before the playoffs.

St. X 49

Lexington Catholic 14

Gonna go out on a limb here and say St. X

 

I'm going to climb on that limb too FC

St. X 55 - LexCath 7