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Trinity 17 Cincinnati St. Xavier, OH 6

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Way to represent Kentucky football Rocks!!!!!!!!!!

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Good job Rocks!!

Trinity losses shutout at end of game but represent KY in awesome way!!!:y

 

lsuper::thumb:

 

GO ROCKS!!!

I'm waiting to hear from all the "colonel" BGPers who didn't give the Rocks a chance. Hello? Hello? Hello?

Done

 

BTW. Congrats Rocks:thumb:

Just got home from the game. A quality win over a quality team. "GO ROCKS"

That's what I'm talkin' about!!!!!!!!! Good job T.

Congratulations!!!!!

Wow. Congrats T

Yeah-Baby, YEAH !

 

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Awesome win Rocks! Way to represent your school and KY football as a whole.

 

Now every Rock fan should be rooting for Cincy X to win it all.

I absolutely loved this quote from Bob Beatty today:

 

Beatty used Cincinnati St. X's last game, a 17-10 win over Don Bosco (N.J.) Prep, which was then ranked No. 4 in the USA Today Super 25, as an example.

 

"No disrespect to Don Bosco, but I'll play them today with no game plan," said Beatty, who attended the game last Saturday with members of his coaching staff. "I'm not saying that to sound cocky; I'm saying that with confidence. … I read and heard so much about Don Bosco Prep, then I saw them in real life."

 

This guy is confident, cocky and can flat out coach. That's why Louisville Trinity is THE BEST (sorry 'Birds) high school program in the state of Kentucky.

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