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Henry County/Owensboro Catholic Predictions

Who wins this game? 38 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this game?

    • Henry County
      39%
    • Owensboro Catholic
      60%

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Owensboro Catholic 28-15.

Henery Clay 28-24

 

This is about Henry Co. :lol:

Henery Clay 28-24

 

 

:laugh: Too funny!

HC's biggest weakness is kick return coverage. Almost every time they have kicked off this year they have givin up big yardage. That makes the defences job a lot tougher.

 

Absolutely correct. They might be better off kicking out of bounds!

Henery Clay 28-24

:ohbrother:

Henry County travels a long way but gets a win. O'boro Cath really down this year.

 

HC 27 OCath 10

Henery Clay 28-24

 

A bit off with that prediction, perhaps??? :laugh:

 

On this thread, "HC" stands for "Henry COUNTY"...

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Well, Howdy football fans, Ol' Leonard here for the second half of the high school season. You know I'm still lickin' my wounds from last Friday's ol' fashin visit to the wood shed with Anderson Co. Make no mistake, Anderson is a good team, are they that much better than Henry, I don't think so.

This Friday, the Wildcats of Coach Chris Engstrand take a long road trip down river to Owensboro to be the Homecoming date for the Owensboro Catholic Aces. The Aces are currently 1-4 but have been playing some good teams. Teams are scoring at a rate of 44 ppg against them while they can only muster 22 ppg. They won their opener and are on a four game skid.

Henry Co. MUST shore up their special teams, team tackling, and receivers MUST start catching Luke Magness' passes if they hope to make a run in their district. Too many dropped balls, missed tackles, and too much return yardage will haunt you in the end. If one or two of the potential touchdown passes had been caught last Friday it could've changed the whole complexion of the game. One bright spot Friday came late in the game when Soph. Conner Johnson ran the football like it was made to be carried, hard and punishing. Hope to see more of him as the season unfolds. Enough about last Friday.

Catholic is not the Catholic they were just a few short years ago when Coach Mojo Hollowell had them in three state championship games from 1997 to 2005. They are beatable. But the felines from New Castle can't go down there and just go through the motions, Catholic is hungry for a win and they think Henry Co. will be glad to accomodate. It will be a hostile atmosphere. Anything less than a great team effort from Henry will send the Cats home with their tails tucked. Hey guys, wake up, the season is half over, its time to start playing kicka** football. Henry needs this win going into district play in two weeks.

I've had to take the little smart pill machine to dinner and a movie just to get back on speaking terms after last Friday. And I had to promise to never doubt her again. We have no any quarrel this week. Coach John Edge and his Aces will be holdin' the "dead man's hand" when this one is over. Henry is the homecoming spoiler,

Leonard's loser, Owensboro Catholic.......Percy, get me to the river and let's head downstream.

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