More than likely same old unless they were playing the cake eaters. Wishfull thinking, I am very happy for SK. They have had some good teams, I remember when they had Morrison, he was a good back. For many years years SK was never a threat much like there counter-part Scott, but during the Morrison years, SK turned the tide and have become a better football program.

 

However, next weekend, they are simply over matched. In fairness, I think any 6A NKY team would be. Best of luck to the Neers let it all on the field.

 

I would agree with this comment, but would venture that NKY teams have done it in the past when overmatched. We'll just have to see how it's played on the field.

Recent history (Beatty era) of Trinity and 6A NKY:

 

2000: 35-3 Ryle

2001: 60-0 Simon Kenton

2002: 48-9 Ryle, 31-16 Dixie Heights, 41-3 Boone Co.

2003: 49-0 Boone Co.

2004: 49-0 Ryle, 10-14 Dixie Heights

2005: 52-0 Simon Kenton, 45-0 Boone Co.

2006: 41-7 Ryle

2007: 56-21 Boone Co.

 

Trinity 517-73.

 

11-1 with average score 43-6.

That's right, we have the dorms right next to our cloning labs and labs for genetically altering naturally born students to best football players possible. In fact our first batch of Brian Brohm clones should be ready in about a year or so. :lol:

 

That's funny! I was always wondering why Trinity had four locks on that door in the Marshall Center... Ha! Ha!

Recent history (Beatty era) of Trinity and 6A NKY:

 

2000: 35-3 Ryle

2001: 60-0 Simon Kenton

2002: 48-9 Ryle, 31-16 Dixie Heights, 41-3 Boone Co.

2003: 49-0 Boone Co.

2004: 49-0 Ryle, 10-14 Dixie Heights

2005: 52-0 Simon Kenton, 45-0 Boone Co.

2006: 41-7 Ryle

2007: 56-21 Boone Co.

 

Trinity 517-73.

 

11-1 with average score 43-6.

 

I will take the Rocks! 43-6...

Recent history (Beatty era) of Trinity and 6A NKY:

 

2000: 35-3 Ryle

2001: 60-0 Simon Kenton

2002: 48-9 Ryle, 31-16 Dixie Heights, 41-3 Boone Co.

2003: 49-0 Boone Co.

2004: 49-0 Ryle, 10-14 Dixie Heights

2005: 52-0 Simon Kenton, 45-0 Boone Co.

2006: 41-7 Ryle

2007: 56-21 Boone Co.

 

Trinity 517-73.

 

11-1 with average score 43-6.

 

Soooooo your saying there's a chance.

Soooooo your saying there's a chance.

 

:thumb::laugh: classic

That's right, we have the dorms right next to our cloning labs and labs for genetically altering naturally born students to best football players possible. In fact our first batch of Brian Brohm clones should be ready in about a year or so. :lol:

 

It's also about time for those players to turn in their year old cars and SUV's.

 

I swear the afternoon parking around the Marshall Center reminds me of a NFL Training Camp.

 

Recent history (Beatty era) of Trinity and 6A NKY:

 

2000: 35-3 Ryle

2001: 60-0 Simon Kenton

2002: 48-9 Ryle, 31-16 Dixie Heights, 41-3 Boone Co.

2003: 49-0 Boone Co.

2004: 49-0 Ryle, 10-14 Dixie Heights

2005: 52-0 Simon Kenton, 45-0 Boone Co.

2006: 41-7 Ryle

2007: 56-21 Boone Co.

 

Trinity 517-73.

 

11-1 with average score 43-6.

 

OUTSTANDING (as always) RESEARCH.

I will take 43-6 any day. Would probably also take 7-6 = Rocks. Let's just get 19

Rocks go down in a close one....20-14 OT

 

Good Luck to both teams and I pray for safe game and travel from our friends from around the state.

I would agree with this comment, but would venture that NKY teams have done it in the past when overmatched. We'll just have to see how it's played on the field.

 

That was the perfect storm when Greg Preston and Dixie went down there and laid an upper cut right under the chin of Trinity when they were least expecting it. I just think Trinity will be ready for SK and SK isn't as athletic as that Dixie team.

Rocks go down in a close one....20-14 OT

 

Good Luck to both teams and I pray for safe game and travel from our friends from around the state.

 

AL

 

As I recall --YOU mostly (if not) always pick against us.

 

Wanted to thank you for that - and glad you kept up your string -so we can keep up ours.

 

Your a good man.:thumb:

I really do like the way that T prepares for every game. Incredible coaching staff and preparation. Cheap advice for SK:

1) Take the ball if you win the toss and come out with some stuff they have not seen.

2) T will know every single thing you do. Miles will not run it down T's throat. He will get hit in the backfield on some plays.

3) A few surprise plays are essential to any chance of success. You will not be successful with the same old, same old, just ask our guys from last year or Ryle from 2006.

4) You will have to score with T to have any chance. They will get their 40+ points. You have to try to figure out how to keep up.

Go Pioneers! Pull a miracle out of the hat!

Jim...:laugh: Someday I'll get one right. Watch my 11 year old tell his Momma..."I want to go to Trinity". :scared:

 

He is doing real good in school and she told him he can pick where he wants to go when the time is right, and last nite he went to the X/Rocks game for the second time in a row. :argue: Momma on the left/me on the right.

SK has come along way since the game with Russell. Go SK.

That was the perfect storm when Greg Preston and Dixie went down there and laid an upper cut right under the chin of Trinity when they were least expecting it. I just think Trinity will be ready for SK and SK isn't as athletic as that Dixie team.

 

I would tend to agree about that Dixie team, but this SK team is much more athletic than give credit for. I know all the talk (including myself), has been around the abilities of Simpson. He definitely is always a play away from scoring. But this SK team became more than just Miles after the mid-season loss to Boone. This team (and I do mean TEAM) has committed to what Coach M has asked of them.

 

SK is a considerable underdog in this game. That's fine, because they have been in every game this post season.