Thanks for the info on Quainoo.:thumb:

Quainoo is a legit running back. Conner did well shutting him down in the first half but in the second he looked like a whole new back. Very good player. The cougars fought hard but came up short. Boone is a very tough team. I hope to see this rematch in the playoffs. Good luck to both teams.

 

Doubt it.

Great game to watch. Conner has a good team. Boone can really run the ball and dominated the line of scrimmage in the second half. A couple of things I noticed:

 

1. The head coach from Conner did not shake hands with the coaches or players from Boone. The Boone coaches seemed to be making an effort and the Conner coach just tried to avoid them. Being a Conner fan this disappointed me. Kind of sad in my opinion after such a well played game.

 

2. I noticed the Conner coach said in the paper they "just ran out of time." Based on what I saw #44, #8, #7, #69, and #78 from Conner would not have wanted to or been able to play another quarter. Boone was going through them like crap through a goose in the second half. If they played much longer Quainoo would have broken a single game rushing record. He seemed to be getting stonger while the Cougars seemed to have lost their will to stop him.

 

3. Conner has made great improvements. This is about time since they are the largest school in northern Kentucky. Those of us in Hebron are glad we are getting better. Maybe next year we can beat Boone and make the series a rivalry again. Until then, despite what everyone says, the pigskin power of 6A resides in Florence.

 

The Conner coach did indeed shake hands with the Boone players...

You must have seent the wrong color blue :thumb:

Great game to watch. Conner has a good team. Boone can really run the ball and dominated the line of scrimmage in the second half. A couple of things I noticed:

 

1. The head coach from Conner did not shake hands with the coaches or players from Boone. The Boone coaches seemed to be making an effort and the Conner coach just tried to avoid them. Being a Conner fan this disappointed me. Kind of sad in my opinion after such a well played game.

 

2. I noticed the Conner coach said in the paper they "just ran out of time." Based on what I saw #44, #8, #7, #69, and #78 from Conner would not have wanted to or been able to play another quarter. Boone was going through them like crap through a goose in the second half. If they played much longer Quainoo would have broken a single game rushing record. He seemed to be getting stonger while the Cougars seemed to have lost their will to stop him.

 

3. Conner has made great improvements. This is about time since they are the largest school in northern Kentucky. Those of us in Hebron are glad we are getting better. Maybe next year we can beat Boone and make the series a rivalry again. Until then, despite what everyone says, the pigskin power of 6A resides in Florence.

 

Rivalry again? I think the past 8 years it is Boone 5 wins Conner 3.

Anyone have West's numbers on the night? It would appear that Conner has one of the more exciting passing offenses in NKY this season and will only get better with time. I am looking forward to seeing West and his WR's play Ryle later this season. That game will be televised on FSN Ohio.

Doubt it.

 

What do you doubt?

Anyone have West's numbers on the night? It would appear that Conner has one of the more exciting passing offenses in NKY this season and will only get better with time. I am looking forward to seeing West and his WR's play Ryle later this season. That game will be televised on FSN Ohio.

 

 

I believe he had a 60% completion rate with a couple rushing TD's and about 160 yds. passing

What do you doubt?

 

 

I was wondering the same thing.

jdg937 - you must have left the game early, as Trosper and the entire Conner staff shook hands with all Boone players and coaches. Trosper, above all else, is a first class individual who stresses leadership, professionalism, dedication, and teamwork to his young players - and NO MATTER WHAT he would not show true sportsmanship to his players, opposing teams, fans, and most important, to himself. A lot can be said on here, but do not spread false statements on one of the first CLASS coaches in the area.

jdg937 - you must have left the game early, as Trosper and the entire Conner staff shook hands with all Boone players and coaches. Trosper, above all else, is a first class individual who stresses leadership, professionalism, dedication, and teamwork to his young players - and NO MATTER WHAT he would not show true sportsmanship to his players, opposing teams, fans, and most important, to himself. A lot can be said on here, but do not spread false statements on one of the first CLASS coaches in the area.

 

 

I was there until well after the game and I was really proud of the Conner boys and coaches, but the head coach OBVIOUSLY avoided the Boone coaches. I don't know why, his team played well.

I was there until well after the game and I was really proud of the Conner boys and coaches, but the head coach OBVIOUSLY avoided the Boone coaches. I don't know why, his team played well.

 

He talked to one of them as far as I saw... but my eyes may have decieved me?:creepy:

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