I sure hope its a game as well. As for your team support, your post makes it sound like the support comes from winning...kinda like a bandwagon....right? Correct me if I'm off base. If you truly believe in "saying little when you win, and saying less when you lose", then why post anything at all...considering they have yet to play? :idunno:

 

Good Luck to both teams. :thumb:

 

 

EasyPro it can be contributed to winning but I will let LN and TBIRD tell you the real reason (community and generations of fathers, uncles and others that have played before them). 18 titles is no bandwagon perhaps a dynasty as far as saying little (I can we will win 19); I suggest you say less .

http://khsaa.ezstream.com/

 

Thanks man!

That we are glad to hear, but this is the little engine that could....I sure hope it is a game as the 6 classes certainly has watered down competition and we certainly want a challenge in the finals. Hopefully, your team will make us a believer, if not rest assured you will know why this team gets such support. Yes, I am another one that believes when you win say little and when you lose say less. Birds stay the course finish what you set out to do.....!:thumb:

 

So if its a blowout, you're a Highlands fan....but if its close, you won't claim them??? :idunno:

Birds get another one. I think it will be a good game early but the experience and O line play allow the HHS to pull away in the second half. HHS 35-17.

So if its a blowout, you're a Highlands fan....but if its close, you won't claim them?

Well, wait. How "close" are we talkin'?

 

 

6. Highlands, Fort Thomas, Ky. (14-0)

 

Previous: 7. Result: Defeated Pulaski County (Somerset) 52-12 in state 5A semifinals Friday as RB Austin Collinsworth ran for 125 yards, including a 60-yard TD, on seven carries. Next: Friday vs. John Hardin (Elizabethtown) in 5A championship at Houchens-LT Smith Stadium in Bowling Green.

 

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/preps/football/poll/2009-super25.htm

Well, wait. How "close" are we talkin'?

 

 

 

I think you're missing the point...

Birds get another one. I think it will be a good game early but the experience and O line play allow the HHS to pull away in the second half. HHS 35-17.

 

I too believe the O line play will tell the story. I definitely think the skill positions at JH match up well, but Highlands Oline consistently stay on blocks. If JH gets blown off the ball, I don't think JH can weather the storm. :thumb:

I think you're missing the point...

No, I think you might be missing the humor.

6. Highlands, Fort Thomas, Ky. (14-0)

 

Previous: 7. Result: Defeated Pulaski County (Somerset) 52-12 in state 5A semifinals Friday as RB Austin Collinsworth ran for 125 yards, including a 60-yard TD, on seven carries. Next: Friday vs. John Hardin (Elizabethtown) in 5A championship at Houchens-LT Smith Stadium in Bowling Green.

That is just too cool! :ylsuper:

Didn't you say the same thing about Johnson Central ?:idunno:

 

Yes. I say the same thing each week on here; just change the name of the opponents.

 

Better to respect and over-estimate the opponent, and have my predictions wrong, than disrespect and under-estimate the opponent and be miserably disappointed.

 

I don't feel I need to prove my knowledge of the game by making accurate predictions on the outcome of the game.:bunny:

 

As the saying goes, it's just the way I roll.

Didn't you say the same thing about Johnson Central ?:idunno:

 

Don't forget, JC game was basically even at halftime. HHS scored TDs on 3/4 possessions and JC scored TDs on 2/3 possessions. Extra possession was because HHS received opening kickoff. If JC takes opening kickoff and scores TD, the game is all even with each team scoring TDs on 3/4 possessions. Instead, JC fumbled, HHS converted and things went downhill for JC from there.

Core of John Hardin coaching staff remains the same

 

http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/cgi-bin/c2.cgi?053+article+Sports+20091130235339053053028

 

John Hardin reaches Class 5-A state championship game

 

http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/cgi-bin/c2.cgi?053+article+News.Local+20091128163457053053028

Edited December 1, 200916 yr by 72birdman

Don't forget, JC game was basically even at halftime. HHS scored TDs on 3/4 possessions and JC scored TDs on 2/3 possessions. Extra possession was because HHS received opening kickoff. If JC takes opening kickoff and scores TD, the game is all even with each team scoring TDs on 3/4 possessions. Instead, JC fumbled, HHS converted and things went downhill for JC from there.

 

 

 

This is a perfect example of what turnovers can do in a game with two good teams. It changes momentum ,and causes the opponent to play from behind,and to get away from their game plan. Birds need to take care of the ball. Go Birds!!!!!!

This is a perfect example of what turnovers can do in a game with two good teams. It changes momentum ,and causes the opponent to play from behind,and to get away from their game plan. Birds need to take care of the ball. Go Birds!!!!!!

 

Scoring fast is never out of the Birds game plan! :ylsuper: