Bellevue 28-12.

I have heard in their previous game, Bellevue ran about 6 different plays. That means they werent showing anything to Gallatin so they could pick up on it for the playoff.

 

Bellevue - 32

Gallatin - 8

Bellevue played garbage at best in the last meeting, not sure if it was because it was a saturday or not, but no excuse. I know Coach Eck. personally and I know he will not put up with that. They are most likely having the toughest and roughest practices of the season because they know better than to make a mistake playing like that ever again!!! We better hear the fight song Friday night boys!! :dancingpa

 

B-town- 52

Gall- 6

Did you hit your head?!?:laugh:

 

That is the absolute craziest prediction I have ever seen on here

 

Bellevue only beat Gallatin 20-13 last game.

 

I wouldn't call that prediction that crazy.

Bellevue only beat Gallatin 20-13 last game.

 

I wouldn't call that prediction that crazy.

 

As someone said earlier Bellevue only ran like 6 plays, and there starting defense didn't play until almost half time.

Bellevue 31

Gallatin County 10

I like Bellevue in this one.

28-14

I like the Tigers in this game by 7.

Katie bar the door. The boy's will be unleashed! This one isn't Senior day. The starters will be on the field and ready to play.

 

Bellevue 34

 

Gallatin 14

 

:dancingpa

Sorry Cats this one will be just out of reach for you I think. Like they said Bellevue didnt show you all anything in your first meeting. But good luck to you.:thumb:

 

"On any given day any team can be beaten."

Bellevue 38-6.

Bellevue wins in a battle towards the end of the game--

28-18

As someone said earlier Bellevue only ran like 6 plays, and there starting defense didn't play until almost half time.

 

From: http://communitypress.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/C2/20081110/SPT02/811100357/

 

On Nov. 1, these two teams met in a playoff preview. Bellevue seemed to be the heavy favorite, but Gallatin County battled to the end.

 

Bellevue ended up with a 20-13 victory, but the Wildcats were literally 10 yards away from winning the game.

 

"That was really the first game we thought we just really laid an egg. We aren't going to make any excuses," Bellevue head coach Dave Eckstein said.

 

Late in the game, trailing 13-7, Gallatin County had the football on Bellevue's 10-yard line when quarterback Jessie Florence saw his short pass to fullback Nate Brown intercepted by Derek Hinninghake, who returned it 95 yards for the game-clinching touchdown.

From: http://communitypress.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/C2/20081110/SPT02/811100357/

 

On Nov. 1, these two teams met in a playoff preview. Bellevue seemed to be the heavy favorite, but Gallatin County battled to the end.

 

Bellevue ended up with a 20-13 victory, but the Wildcats were literally 10 yards away from winning the game.

 

"That was really the first game we thought we just really laid an egg. We aren't going to make any excuses," Bellevue head coach Dave Eckstein said.

 

Late in the game, trailing 13-7, Gallatin County had the football on Bellevue's 10-yard line when quarterback Jessie Florence saw his short pass to fullback Nate Brown intercepted by Derek Hinninghake, who returned it 95 yards for the game-clinching touchdown.

 

The thing is that's not an excuse that was the truth to what happened...

The thing is that's not an excuse that was the truth to what happened...

 

I was just making a point that the Bellevue coach was making no excuses as to why the game was close so I'd hope that others wouldn't try to make excuses either.