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They will 5-peat, doesn;t matter how many empty Nikes there are to fill

 

Or Adidas!:dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa

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Based on what I am hearing the real question isn't if Trinity has the talent to 5-peat, because they always have talent. The real question is whether St. X can beat them or not.

 

Both teams are losing a lot. Is there ANY chance a team beside one of these two can challenge in 6A next year?

6A isn't just relegated to Louisville.

 

I guess I'll have to take your word on it. Listed are the last 24 largest class state champions. I bolded the non-Jefferson County winners...

 

1985 - Trinity

1986 - St. Xavier

1987 - Shelby County

1988 - Trinity

1989 - Trinity

1990 - Trinity

1991 - Clark County

1992 - St. Xavier

1993 - Male

1994 - Trinity

1995 - St. Xavier

1996 - Nelson County

1997 - St. Xavier

1998 - Male

1999 - St. Xavier

2000 - Male

2001 - Trinity

2002 - Trinity

2003 - Trinity

2004 - St. Xavier

2005 - Trinity

2006 - Trinity

2007 - Trinity

2008 - Trinity

It will either be a 5-peat for Trinity or a return to the title for St. Xavier. No other school in Louisville can touch either of those teams.

 

It will be the latter, The St.X seniors and juniors pounded their counter parts on the frosh and JV level and will have a sizeable talent advantage that even Beatty will not be able to overcome.IMO

I guess I'll have to take your word on it. Listed are the last 24 largest class state champions. I bolded the non-Jefferson County winners...

 

1985 - Trinity

1986 - St. Xavier

1987 - Shelby County

1988 - Trinity

1989 - Trinity

1990 - Trinity

1991 - Clark County

1992 - St. Xavier

1993 - Male

1994 - Trinity

1995 - St. Xavier

1996 - Nelson County

1997 - St. Xavier

1998 - Male

1999 - St. Xavier

2000 - Male

2001 - Trinity

2002 - Trinity

2003 - Trinity

2004 - St. Xavier

2005 - Trinity

2006 - Trinity

2007 - Trinity

2008 - Trinity

 

:lol:

It will be the latter, The St.X seniors and juniors pounded their counter parts on the frosh and JV level and will have a sizeable talent advantage that even Beatty will not be able to overcome.IMO

 

Seems to me I've heard that somewhere before. One year it may even turn out to be true. Let's hear it for the latest installment of the greatest team of all time (non champion category).

One for the thumb in 2009??? That would put a ring on all the fingers and toes. Still digesting 19 right now.

It will be the latter, The St.X seniors and juniors pounded their counter parts on the frosh and JV level and will have a sizeable talent advantage that even Beatty will not be able to overcome.IMO

 

I think we heard this in 2007 right? I believe those seniors at X only loss to Trinity was in their last game.

I guess I'll have to take your word on it. Listed are the last 24 largest class state champions. I bolded the non-Jefferson County winners...

 

Well, when you put it that way... :D

I think we heard this in 2007 right? I believe those seniors at X only loss to Trinity was in their last game.

 

The games were not close similiar to this years frosh game in which T had the superior talent. I would not get my hopes up for next year if I were T, but then again strange things have happened before.

I think this upcoming season will be Coach Beatty's biggest challenge, personnel wise, since he has been at Trinity. There will be plenty of talent, it's just very young and inexperienced on both sides of the ball. However, Coach Beatty and his staff are up to the challenge and I bet they will have as much fun coaching this next team as any they have coached. Go ROCKS win number 20 in 09. 20/09!

It will be the latter, The St.X seniors and juniors pounded their counter parts on the frosh and JV level and will have a sizeable talent advantage that even Beatty will not be able to overcome.IMO

 

We shall see, will we not?

It will be the latter, The St.X seniors and juniors pounded their counter parts on the frosh and JV level and will have a sizeable talent advantage that even Beatty will not be able to overcome.IMO

 

I don't know how this next year's seniors got "pounded". At frosh level they lost 13-7 in a close game and they have gotten a whole lot better since then.

You can complete the list of non-Jefferson County schools that have won the top class since 1959 (3A, 4A, 6A) with the following schools:

 

Christian County ('82, '84)

Henry Clay ('81)

 

Thats it in almost 50 years.

 

Henry Clay had a good shot 2 years ago. A father of the 2 of the players of the that team said "we should have won that game (with Trinity in playoffs) but we beat ourselves". He was taking nothing away from Trinity but rather it pointed that confidence and the execution that comes with it are another hurdle for the challengers even when a school matches up talent for talent and size for size.

 

 

I guess I'll have to take your word on it. Listed are the last 24 largest class state champions. I bolded the non-Jefferson County winners...

 

1985 - Trinity

1986 - St. Xavier

1987 - Shelby County

1988 - Trinity

1989 - Trinity

1990 - Trinity

1991 - Clark County

1992 - St. Xavier

1993 - Male

1994 - Trinity

1995 - St. Xavier

1996 - Nelson County

1997 - St. Xavier

1998 - Male

1999 - St. Xavier

2000 - Male

2001 - Trinity

2002 - Trinity

2003 - Trinity

2004 - St. Xavier

2005 - Trinity

2006 - Trinity

2007 - Trinity

2008 - Trinity

They will 5-peat, doesn;t matter how many empty Nikes there are to fill

 

ahem!!! Addidas...

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