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"Bluegrasspreps.com Game of the Week" Beechwood 14 Covington Catholic 10 (1988)

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Teams and Score: Beechwood 14 Cov Cath 10

Year: 1988

RS or PO: Regular Season Game

Location: At Park Hills @ the old 5 pm starting time.

Details why this game should be the "Game of the Week":

CCH goes 14-1 that year and wins state. BW gets knocked out by Pikeville. CCH opens this game with a TD drive and only puts up 3 more the entire game. Danny Ruh was stopped 3 times inside the 5 yd line in the second quarter of that game and they ended up with a FG. Andy Best from Beechwood connected with Steve Vickers for a TD reception in the 3rd quarter to win this game. The CCH team was stacked with Paul Hladen, just to name one.

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What made this game great? Who were some of the players that made a difference? What were the big plays of the game? Please be specific.

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If you have a nomination for the "Bluegrasspreps.com Game of the Week", please visit this link. You can nominate more then one game. Your nomination does not have to be a playoff or Championship game, just a great game that exemplifies Kentucky High School Football.

I wasnt at the game but I can tell you Beechwood had a loaded squad. Lou Broeckhoeft was a great receiver, Jeff Leftin was a fantastic multi-purpose back who could catch and run the football. I believe Dave Brossart anchored their line. Andy Best was a very heady QB. Beechwood had a strong SR class that year.

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Beechwood would have more state titles than they do now if a certain coach was there in the late 80's to 1990.

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