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Franklin County/ Bourbon County Predictions

Who wins? 30 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Franklin County
      50%
    • Bourbon County
      50%

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Field conditions. :idunno:

Field conditions. :idunno:

 

Really??? The field condition on good days at Bourbon is horrible what's a litlle rain. I have enough mud from that field at my house to build another field!!!!:lol:

Field conditions. :idunno:

 

Thought football was a game that was played outside in the elements.:idunno:

 

Been to several games where it has rained, snowed and sleeted.

Really??? The field condition on good days at Bourbon is horrible what's a litlle rain. I have enough mud from that field at my house to build another field!!!!:lol:

 

:clap:

Thought football was a game that was played outside in the elements.:idunno:

 

Been to several games where it has rained, snowed and sleeted.

 

Hey, I was giving suggestions as to why they might do it. I know all about playing football in rain and mud, especially at Bourbon Co. Heck, they use to water it down even when it didn't rain. :lol:

Hey, I was giving suggestions as to why they might do it. I know all about playing football in rain and mud, especially at Bourbon Co. Heck, they use to water it down even when it didn't rain. :lol:

 

I played at places in Eastern Ky where you would sink up to your knees on the field but the endzone was dry as a bone. Also the sun had been out for several days. LOL

Hey, I was giving suggestions as to why they might do it. I know all about playing football in rain and mud, especially at Bourbon Co. Heck, they use to water it down even when it didn't rain. :lol:

 

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Bourbon County by a touchdown.

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