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So, if defense wins championships...

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... here are the teams that gave up the fewest points during the 2008 regular season (10 games played, and unofficial, again):

 

1. Bell County 21

2. St. Xavier 38

3. Boyle County 72

4. Fort Campbell 75

5. Belfry 93

6. Beechwood 97

7. Trinity 99

8. Highlands 107

9. Grayson County 126

T10. Owensboro 130

T10. Raceland 130

... here are the teams that gave up the fewest points during the 2008 regular season (10 games played, and unofficial, again):

 

1. Bell County 21

2. St. Xavier 38

3. Boyle County 72

4. Fort Campbell 75

5. Belfry 93

6. Beechwood 97

7. Trinity 99

8. Highlands 107

9. Grayson County 126

T10. Owensboro 130

T10. Raceland 130

 

 

:fight::madman::p

Of course you have to take into consideration the offense each one faces.

Bell County's ppg average is the lowest since 1970 (Butler). Simply amazing.

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Bell County's ppg average is the lowest since 1970 (Butler). Simply amazing.

 

Scoring margin of 283-0 the last five games of the season. Looks like they got that porous defense straightened out in the second half. :D

21 points against is simply rediculous.

21 points against is simply rediculous.

 

And six of those points were scored by Garrard County. One of the Lions linemen recovered a Bell County fumble in the endzone, so you can't really put that on their defense.

And six of those points were scored by Garrard County. One of the Lions linemen recovered a Bell County fumble in the endzone, so you can't really put that on their defense.

 

Unreal. To just allow 21 points this day and time:eek:

I want to stress that the coaches at Raceland played their JV in almost 2 complete quarters of 6 games and they gave up 37 of the 130 points, leaving 93 points against the Varsity players. 58 of those points were scored in games against Russell (23) and LCA (35).

I want to stress that the coaches at Raceland played their JV in almost 2 complete quarters of 6 games and they gave up 37 of the 130 points, leaving 93 points against the Varsity players. 58 of those points were scored in games against Russell (23) and LCA (35).
I'm sure that the same thing can be said for most of the teams on this list. When you are winning by big margins, like these teams do, your JV plays a lot of minutes. It is a good thing as most people would rather see those guys get their playing time, and give up some points, than see the starters play every down just to post shutouts.
I'm sure that the same thing can be said for most of the teams on this list. When you are winning by big margins, like these teams do, your JV plays a lot of minutes. It is a good thing as most people would rather see those guys get their playing time, and give up some points, than see the starters play every down just to post shutouts.

:thumb:

 

I know Bell's starters have not even dressed in the 2nd half for at least 2 games.

I'm sure that the same thing can be said for most of the teams on this list. When you are winning by big margins, like these teams do, your JV plays a lot of minutes. It is a good thing as most people would rather see those guys get their playing time, and give up some points, than see the starters play every down just to post shutouts.

Bell's JV have played almost the entire second half in five or more games. Varsity played a little more last week...due to the size of opponent from Lexington....and to get ready for the playoffs. Needed play time to get their stamina built up for whole game runs.

:thumb:

I'm sure that the same thing can be said for most of the teams on this list. When you are winning by big margins, like these teams do, your JV plays a lot of minutes. It is a good thing as most people would rather see those guys get their playing time, and give up some points, than see the starters play every down just to post shutouts.
:thumb:

 

I know Bell's starters have not even dressed in the 2nd half for at least 2 games.

 

Bell's JV have played almost the entire second half in five or more games. Varsity played a little more last week...due to the size of opponent from Lexington....and to get ready for the playoffs. Needed play time to get their stamina built up for whole game runs.

 

Bell Co has been just so much better than the teams they are playing that they play their JV in the 2nd half and still they aren't giving up any points.

 

It's crazy. :thumb:

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