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Scott/Highlands predictions

Who wins this titanic struggle on October 23? 129 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this titanic struggle on October 23?

    • Scott Eagles
      6%
    • Highlands Bluebirds
      93%

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Since I was publicly accused of purposely voting against Highlands last week, let me go on record right now by stating that I have voted for Highlands to beat Scott! Check the poll if you'd like.:irked:

 

If you were referring to me ft bronc this is what I said in the post, "I tried to give you some inside information. Apparently it wasn't enough as you are picking Cov. Cath. over Highlands."

 

The statement I made seems pretty benign. Should I assume most votes are by accident? :confused:

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Serious question here: If you were a talented football player in Kenton County (with open enrollment amongst Scott, Simon Kenton and Dixie for those not familiar with the situation), what would be your reasoning for going to Scott?

 

Dave Campbell

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Scott 3

 

For the love of God I sure hope its not that ugly. The poor Eagle players will never forget that score.

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For the love of God I sure hope its not that ugly. The poor Eagle players will never forget that score.

 

No way. I seriously doubt that the Birds will break 50. And I think Scott will score.

No way. I seriously doubt that the Birds will break 50. And I think Scott will score.

 

I think Highlands wins big. I'm sure the Scott players will play their hearts out,and I respect them for that,but the birds have too much talent. Hope everbody comes out injury free.

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No way. I seriously doubt that the Birds will break 50. And I think Scott will score.

 

Excellent post Fishhead. This game will be about working on some new things and refining some old things. A lot of playing time for everyone. Nevertheless if the score is 40-14 you'll from a few out there how vulnerable the Birds are. I don't believe Coach Mueller will have any desire to try to put up some huge number against Scott. That being said when non starters get into the game their effort will be as intense as the starter they replaced. What may look like, "running up the score" is simply kids who work their tails off all year long getting an opportunity to play.

Excellent post Fishhead. This game will be about working on some new things and refining some old things. A lot of playing time for everyone. Nevertheless if the score is 40-14 you'll from a few out there how vulnerable the Birds are. I don't believe Coach Mueller will have any desire to try to put up some huge number against Scott. That being said when non starters get into the game their effort will be as intense as the starter they replaced. What may look like, "running up the score" is simply kids who work their tails off all year long getting an opportunity to play.

 

 

Your absolutely right in this case. I think Highlands 2 nd team will be able to score against Scott easily. The fewest point their defense has given up all year is 20. If your second team is in the game you can't tell them to lay down and not produce. They are in essence trying out for next year.

 

 

I think the whole open enrollment thing creates a problem for a team like Scott. Good players just aren't going to come to Scott when they have the choice to go to a established good football program. I think the whole open enrollment is a huge advantage to some schools and a huge disadvantage to programs like Scott's.

Open enrollment does hurt the football program but I guess it evens out in other sports because I know for a fact Scott gets kids from open enrollment in their other sports like basketball and baseball.

 

We will have to see if Coach Campbell can turn the corner with football or not better facilities could help which are coming soon.

Open enrollment does hurt the football program but I guess it evens out in other sports because I know for a fact Scott gets kids from open enrollment in their other sports like basketball and baseball.

 

We will have to see if Coach Campbell can turn the corner with football or not better facilities could help which are coming soon.

 

Getting a little off the original thread here but how is open enrollment even fair? What about other schools that are limited to their district. Thats like a Campbell County School playing an all-star team from Kenton county. Is it just me or can someone explain how this is a fair playing field. Does anyone know how many counties throughout the state have open enrollment. I would also be curious to see if they have schools in Scott's predicament.

In the area where I live, boys go to Cov Cath, St. Henry, Beechwood, Villa, Covington Latin, Holy Cross, Highlands and Dixie. I don't think Kenton Co's open enrollment policy matters much...:idunno:

In the area where I live, boys go to Cov Cath, St. Henry, Beechwood, Villa, Covington Latin, Holy Cross, Highlands and Dixie. I don't think Kenton Co's open enrollment policy matters much...:idunno:

 

I don't think open enrollment makes much of a difference in the football program for Kenton County. Everyone talks about football, but does it also make a difference in other sports like basketball, baseball, golf? You can pay tuition to attend other public or private school's as well. I know of some high school boys who left Dixie and went to Scott. It had nothing to do with sports, it was about attending a school where they previously had lived and had friends.

For those of you saying Highlands will not run up the score, your seriously mistaken. I've been apart of some ugly scores 81-0 and I think 88-12. I remember it was like 64-0 in the 3rd quarter with the starters still in. I've also seen lopsided scores from HHS and Scott 80+ on the board. This one shouldn't be any different, regardless of 1st team or seconds playing.

For those of you saying Highlands will not run up the score, your seriously mistaken. I've been apart of some ugly scores 81-0 and I think 88-12. I remember it was like 64-0 in the 3rd quarter with the starters still in. I've also seen lopsided scores from HHS and Scott 80+ on the board. This one shouldn't be any different, regardless of 1st team or seconds playing.

 

I will go out on a limb and predict that, 88-12 or 81-0, will not happen. The advent of the running clock makes it difficult to break the 60 point mark and I have not seen Dale run a score in a very long time...

 

I agree with many that the Scott players deserve a ton of credit for sticking with the program. That takes a lot of courage and love of the sport. There is nothing wrong with either... Dale will not exploit nor embarrass.

I will go out on a limb and predict that, 88-12 or 81-0, will not happen. The advent of the running clock makes it difficult to break the 60 point mark and I have not seen Dale run a score in a very long time...

 

I agree with many that the Scott players deserve a ton of credit for sticking with the program. That takes a lot of courage and love of the sport. There is nothing wrong with either... Dale will not exploit nor embarrass.

 

There is no need to run up the score at all. A win is a win whether it is by 3 points or many more.

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