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5A: Highlands Bluebirds (13-1) vs. Christian County Colonels (13-1) Predictions

Who will be the class 5A 2008 state champion? 272 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will be the class 5A 2008 state champion?

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So 13:1 odds that Highlands wins?

 

Isn't 13:1 a longshot?

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Christian County!!!!
Fine! See if I root for the Rocks now. :irked::p
Fine! See if I root for the Rocks now. :irked::p

 

 

:lol: That's no threat! You already said you were voting SK...and I saw it. :p

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:lol: That's no threat! You already said you were voting SK...and I saw it. :p
That's beside the point! :bunny:
So 13:1 odds that Highlands wins?

 

Boyle has won 5

Boyle has won 5

 

Some were 2A.

For what it is worth, Massey predicts a score of Highlands 31 Christian County 17.

 

Also, the KHSAA site now has the schedules loaded for the audio only webcast of the Championship games.

 

Go to http://www.khsaa.org/football/ for the link to the audio webcast.

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Anyone know the ticket prices? Are kids 6 and under free?

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Kind of sad that these four young men will be making their last trip to midfield together this Friday:

 

Here's to one last victory for all of our seniors to go out with!!

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From nky.com:

 

Bluebirds hope to repeat as state champions:

 

FORT THOMAS - Highlands (12-1) will be looking to capture its 18th state title when it faces off against Christian County (12-1) at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium in Louisville this Friday, Dec. 12 at 7 p.m.

 

The key to Bluebirds' longevity of successful state title runs is due their ability to replace starters from previous years with backups and not miss a beat. Take for instance this season, Highlands returned only two offensive starters and was still able to find itself in the state title game with a plethora of first-year starters.

 

Rest of story:

http://communitypress.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/C2/20081209/SPT02/812090318/

Article from the Kentucky New Era in (Christian County) Hopkinsville.

 

Did you read the viewer comment at the bottom of the article?

 

" I think it is pathetic that our hometown nespaper has written an entire article on Highlands. This is the first time in 24 years that the Colonels have been to the state championship. There should have been an article in the sports everynight this week about this team. We do not care that Highlands is chasing an 18th victory. WE CARE THAT THE COLONELS ARE AFTER THE FIRST IN 24 YEARS. "

 

Now that's funny! :laugh:

Did you read the viewer comment at the bottom of the article?

 

" I think it is pathetic that our hometown nespaper has written an entire article on Highlands. This is the first time in 24 years that the Colonels have been to the state championship. There should have been an article in the sports everynight this week about this team. We do not care that Highlands is chasing an 18th victory. WE CARE THAT THE COLONELS ARE AFTER THE FIRST IN 24 YEARS. "

 

Now that's funny! :laugh:

 

He has a point. Sad if you ask me.

He has a point. Sad if you ask me.

 

I agree he has a point. I was laughing when I read it because it's true.

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After reading the NKY.com article that Eta Rho posted, I had the feeling that the New Era had used it to throw their own article together.

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