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Hopkinsville vs. Christian County predictions

Who wins? 21 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Hopkinsville
      19%
    • Christian County
      80%

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CCHS won the earlier game 35-13 in a game that was within four points in the third quarter. Obviously, Hoptown will have to stop the run in this one.

Round two of the "Bragging Rights" game. County won the first meeting 35-13. Game was a bit closer than the score indicates, County got two late TDs to ice it. This is only the second time these cross-town rivals have played each other in the playoffs. Last year County beat Hoptown in the playoffs after Hoptown won the regular season game. County enters this game on a 9 game winning streak and champions of the district (one of the toughest districts in Kentucky in my opinion with Christian, Hopkinsville, Owensboro, Ohio) Hoptown comes into this game with a 5 game win streak of their own and seems to be playing their best football right now.

Should be a tough game.

Christian Co has the better team this year. Colonels win 34-20

Going to be a fun game to watch. I think the Tigers have a good shot pulling off the upset.

Christian Co. 28-14.

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