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6A: Trinity Shamrocks (13-1) vs. Simon Kenton Pioneers (10-4) Predictions

Who will be the 2008 class 6A state champion? 377 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will be the 2008 class 6A state champion?

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Where did you find your information, I'd like to look it up as well.

 

TY

 

I just googled him up, and clicked through the first few listed links. Only two clips, both against St. X. Very impressive on both runs, one is a long TD and his speed is nasty. The other is a goal line run, and he floors a defender from X. I believe the clips were under the Western Michigan rivals page.

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Got to go wit the NKY team SK might be a long shot.

I just googled him up, and clicked through the first few listed links. Only two clips, both against St. X. Very impressive on both runs, one is a long TD and his speed is nasty. The other is a goal line run, and he floors a defender from X. I believe the clips were under the Western Michigan rivals page.

 

Those clips are from last year.

I was going back through the 6A preview that BGP put out in the last Summer and it was clairvoyant about the following:

 

If you are a Trinity supporter, go ahead and mark your calendars for a football game on December 12(3), 2008 at Papa John’s Stadium – opponent to be announced at a later date. 18 is nice, but 19 is even nicer.

http://www.bluegrasspreps.com/showthread.php?t=156510

 

Whoever authored that, good job!

Sorry Neer fans, there is blood in the water, Trinity knows the outcome of this one.

If this poll said, "Who do you want to win?" than I could understand the 62% to 38% split. But anyone out there who thinks S-K would honestly win 38 out of 100 games played against T is dreaming (or better yet hallucinating). Could S-K win? Absolutely. How many times if they played 100 games? Maybe 1 or 2.

now I have to post again to get off of that number of posts. :D

I guarantee you that Whiting, the kid going to play for one of my favorite teams Ohio State has one job Saturday night. Follow Simpson wherever he goes, if he goes to the concession stand, order the same thing. Ohio State doesn't recruit soft linebackers either. He is going to try and rattle Simpson's cage all night. Almost like 1994 all over again, they had two college linebackers back then that followed Alexander all over, Maney the fullback had a much better game than Shaun I thought.

Rocks will continue to roll and capture 19. SK will be held to a field goal through three quarters and score a touchdown in the 4th against Trinity's backups. we will WE WILL ROCK YOU!!!!!:thumb:

Someone in another thread put it in this perspective.

 

Simon Kenton is playing a school with a much larger enrollment. For SK to be on the same level student population wise you would have to combine their school with Highlands and NewCath to get comparable numbers.

 

With that type of advantage it really makes you wonder why they would not win and what makes the previous ones so special.

I agree with shadowing Miles all game, however I wouldn't go about it the way Male did. Green was suppose to have him every where he went and couldn't get the job done.

I agree with shadowing Miles all game, however I wouldn't go about it the way Male did. Green was suppose to have him every where he went and couldn't get the job done.

 

I think Male using this strategy killed them. Having Green wherever Miles was is what enabled Lawrence to have a big day.

I guarantee you that Whiting, the kid going to play for one of my favorite teams Ohio State has one job Saturday night. Follow Simpson wherever he goes, if he goes to the concession stand, order the same thing. Ohio State doesn't recruit soft linebackers either. He is going to try and rattle Simpson's cage all night. Almost like 1994 all over again, they had two college linebackers back then that followed Alexander all over, Maney the fullback had a much better game than Shaun I thought.

 

I agree with shadowing Miles all game, however I wouldn't go about it the way Male did. Green was suppose to have him every where he went and couldn't get the job done.

 

 

I think Whiting will be much more successful. He will be closer to the LOS scrimmage and T is great at using their DL as blockers essentially to free their LB's up to make plays. Whiting will meet Simpson early and often, and man does he "finish" tackles, wow!

I think Male using this strategy killed them. Having Green wherever Miles was is what enabled Lawrence to have a big day.

 

 

But Male plays a ton of man-to-man, T does not. That allows the whole defense to look into the backfield at the beginning of each play and read, instead of turning and running with their man.

But Male plays a ton of man-to-man, T does not. That allows the whole defense to look into the backfield at the beginning of each play and read, instead of turning and running with their man.

 

That helped too, but combine that with having your safety shadow somebody and you get the outcome of last week's game.

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