NCC, could still be a 1A team they had the choice to move up or stay down as did Highlands they are playing above there class also.

 

That was CovCath in a debate of moving either to the new 4A or 5A.

 

NewCath has 266 boys putting it squarely in Class AA.

Edited November 26, 200817 yr by mexitucky

FC v. NCC same score as last year. 21-7 FC

NCC, could still be a 1A team they had the choice to move up or stay down as did Highlands they are playing above there class also.

 

I definately wouldn't say they are playing above their class (skill wise). They went to L'ville their first year in 2A.

FC v. NCC same score as last year. 21-7 FC

 

Most definatly wont be the same game as last year if both teams make it for a rematch

Most definatly wont be the same game as last year if both teams make it for a rematch

 

As far as the winner or how close the game is?

As far as the winner or how close the game is?

 

Hm, for as much as I know, it wont be the same score or game. Both teams IMO are great teams. Also while FC is leading in scoring points, NewCath has played a very tough tough schedule. I think if it becomes a rematch between the two, it will be a very different game than last year.

 

Goodluck to both teams.

An honest assessment of the Fort Campbell program by Owensboro Catholic Head Coach John Edge. Check this article out and see where he rates FC compared to 5A powers Bowling Green and Owensboro and 6A Daviess Co. Just so you know; OC and FC do not like each other much at all, so Coach Edge's opinion should serve as an attention getter in N. Kentucky.

 

http://kentuckynewera.com/articles/2008/11/26/sports/free/doc492cf6047ee41436268687.txt

Edited November 28, 200817 yr by FalconBacker