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Campbell County 38 Conner 14

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Camels looked good tonight before a large partisan Campbell County crowd on a perfect football night in Alexandria.

 

Good speed, circus catches, smothering defense.

 

Congrats to Coach Styer and his Camels!

 

Not to be alarmed - It turns out those "thunder rumblings" in the distance were nothing more than the repeated booming of the cannon down Fort Thomas way! :eek:

Not to be alarmed - It turns out those "thunder rumblings" in the distance were nothing more than the repeated booming of the cannon down Fort Thomas way! :eek:

 

I bet people were starting to take cover.

This is a disappointing loss if you're a Cougar fan. If you have talent you don't get beat this bad by a mid-level NKY team.

Great job Camels. Defense played well as usual, and tonight the offense showed up in a big way, and all of those sophomores the Camels are playing are really stepping up. WOHOO WAY TO GO CAMELS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Camels looked good tonight before a large partisan Campbell County crowd on a perfect football night in Alexandria.

 

Good speed, circus catches, smothering defense.

 

Congrats to Coach Styer and his Camels!

 

Not to be alarmed - It turns out those "thunder rumblings" in the distance were nothing more than the repeated booming of the cannon down Fort Thomas way! :eek:

 

 

Another classic by Mustang!!

 

Congrats to the Camels--Good to see them get the "O" going tonight. If they can continue scoring points, they could make things interesting in the playoffs with their solid defense!!

Clyde.....Were you attempting to build up Conner or put down CC with this comment?

Congrats Camels on this "must win"!

 

You must still cut out or minimize the miscues (i.e., 4 penalties on the first 6 snaps, blocked punt, blocked XPAs, etc).

Were you attempting to build up Conner or put down CC with this comment?

 

Good question.

Absolutely horrible tackling and way to many penalties have been the norm for this Conner team! A horrible use of some fine offensive weapons also seems to be the norm! There seems to be no real leader on this team! Coach Trosper has his work cut out trying to get the Cougars refocused! Get back to basics and fundamentals, especially tackling!!! Oh yeah and I have an idea lets bring back the POWER I occasionally, like on short yardage and GOAL LINE! DUH!

Clyde.....Were you attempting to build up Conner or put down CC with this comment?

 

I meant exactly what I said. Campbell appears to be a mid-level NKY 6A team. Conner thinks they have talent. IF so, you don't get beat 38-14 by Campbell.

 

Its certainly not a shot at Campbell County. NKY 6A is very close from top to bottom. I applaud the Camels for rebounding from a tough loss last week.

Nice win for the Camels.

Which side hurt the cougars?

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Camels had their backs against the wall and playing at home you knew it was going to be tough for the Cougars to win. I think Trosper knows what he's doing with his new Offensive set and the athletes he has it probably was more that the CAmels have a very good defense. Congrats to the Camels on the win to keep their playoff hopes alive.

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