Boone County Rebels

Playoff Appearance: 28th

All-time Record: 44-27

 

Paul Dunbar Bulldogs

Playoff Appearance: 13th

All-time Record: 20-12

 

Previous Playoff Meetings

1995 - Boone County 40 Paul Dunbar 3

1996 - Paul Dunbar 14 Boone County 10

1997 - Boone County 7 Paul Dunbar 6 (OT)

 

***I didn't see a thread on this game; if there is, please merge***

Boone Co. 35-0.

Boone Co.-42

Paul Dunbar-7

This is no different than a bye week for Boone County.

Is Quainoo going to be playing?

 

Either way I think Boone gets the win and in big fashion.

 

Boone 42

Dunbar 7

The only thing that doesn't make this 70-0 type of game is Boone's inability to have big plays.........still I like the Rebels 42-0

Boone by 4 TD's.

Boone will come out a winner in this one. The only way to stop the Boone offense is to stack the box, if more teams would have done that this year rushing numbers for Boone wouldn't be that great. Campbell Co. stacked up against Boone and did a good job containing Quinoo. Once teams realize that Boone runs the same handful of plays 90% of them running and adjust their defenses, Boone won't be stopped untill they meet a Louisville powerhouse. Once that happens it's game over. It's an unfair advantages for private schools to not have their own divisions and untill that happes 2 Louisville teams will be in the state title game.

 

Boone 42

Dunbar 7

Boone will come out a winner in this one. The only way to stop the Boone offense is to stack the box, if more teams would have done that this year rushing numbers for Boone wouldn't be that great. Campbell Co. stacked up against Boone and did a good job containing Quinoo. Once teams realize that Boone runs the same handful of plays 90% of them running and adjust their defenses, Boone won't be stopped untill they meet a Louisville powerhouse. Once that happens it's game over. It's an unfair advantages for private schools to not have their own divisions and untill that happes 2 Louisville teams will be in the state title game.

 

Boone 42

Dunbar 7

 

Great post until the whining at the end.:sleep:

Boone will come out a winner in this one. The only way to stop the Boone offense is to stack the box, if more teams would have done that this year rushing numbers for Boone wouldn't be that great. Campbell Co. stacked up against Boone and did a good job containing Quinoo. Once teams realize that Boone runs the same handful of plays 90% of them running and adjust their defenses, Boone won't be stopped untill they meet a Louisville powerhouse. Once that happens it's game over. It's an unfair advantages for private schools to not have their own divisions and untill that happes 2 Louisville teams will be in the state title game.

 

Boone 42

Dunbar 7

 

 

Well Boone has clear sailing to the title game then because both Louisville powers are on the opposite side of the bracket.

 

Dunbar MAY be the worst team in 6A.

 

Boone won't be challanged.

Edited November 10, 200817 yr by All Tell

Boone County will totally shut down a Dunbar team who has a difficult time scoring points.

Boone 42, Dunbar 7. This will in all likelihood not be a pretty sight.

I'd say sit Quainoo if he is not 100%. Hopefully this game is over bye halftime.

I'm sure BC will be very hungry for this win, and I think they walk away a huge winner with or without Quainoo.

 

BC 42

PLD 7

Well Boone has clear sailing to the title game then because both Louisville powers are on the opposite side of the bracket.

 

Dunbar MAY be the worst team in 6A.

 

Boone won't be challanged.

 

Boone won't be challenged in this game as I agree with you on Dunbar.....but a possible 2nd round game with Henry Clay, and a possible semi's matchup with either Scott County or Madison Central would be against teams they went 0-3 against.