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5A: Christian County Colonels (12-1) at John Hardin Bulldogs (12-1)

Who wins this game? 61 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this game?

    • Christian County
      50%
    • John Hardin
      49%

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John Hardin 28-21.

JH is more varied than just the wing-T. If Christian is only preparing for that, it'll be a long night. Watch for the throwback wheel route to their slot backs. I think its going to be a long night anyway and JH wins by a couple of touchdowns.

JH is more varied than just the wing-T. If Christian is only preparing for that, it'll be a long night. Watch for the throwback wheel route to their slot backs. I think its going to be a long night anyway and JH wins by a couple of touchdowns.

 

I don't know much about these two teams but if Hearsay says JH is going to win, then I'm going with JH to win. The man knows his Western Ky football.

Starting to think Christian County will win this contest. Really big up front. I'm afraid they may just push Jh's front four around all night. Dawgs will have to play really well to advance.

I think just about everyone from Northern Kentucky is pulling for Christian County.

I think just about everyone from Northern Kentucky is pulling for Christian County.

 

Why would that be?

What type of offense does CC run?

 

Multiple sets. Some I, some shotgun, some single back. They have a nifty QB who escapes the rush well and finds time for completions, plus a stable of good backs - led by Banks - who all can take it the distance given an opening. It's a big play offense really. They lost their stud fullback during the Hoptown game, but it didn't seem to hurt them against Owensboro.They have some pretty impressive sized O lineman, and athletic receivers who can also make big plays.

Why would that be?

 

Less to worry about in the Finals:thumb:

Less to worry about in the Finals:thumb:

 

Nice logic there.:laugh:

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