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NKY 2010

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I know Highlands will be very good again. They return 7 defensive starters, quarterback, 2 offensive lineman and a receiver (off the top of my head). Anxious to see what some other teams have coming back.

I know Highlands will be very good again. They return 7 defensive starters, quarterback, 2 offensive lineman and a receiver (off the top of my head). Anxious to see what some other teams have coming back.

 

Towles will have a huge year next year.

I'm thinking Beechwood will be back to their usual form in 2010.

 

I believe Dixie is losing a lot of experience to graduation this year... I wonder how this will impact their team next year?

 

Ryle should be strong.

 

Highlands is Highlands.

 

The two teams I am most curious about are Boone County and CovCath. Does anyone have any early thoughts about how either of these teams will do in 2010?

If CovCath can find a QB, they will do very well.

They will be very deep a running back, and return who I believe will be the best reviever

in NKY, in Connelly.

They must replace both O and D lines, but that can be done.

Defense will be a question, but QB is the key .

If CovCath can find a QB, they will do very well.

They will be very deep a running back, and return who I believe will be the best reviever

in NKY, in Connelly.

They must replace both O and D lines, but that can be done.

Defense will be a question, but QB is the key .

 

Bir???

Bir???

 

I think he is number #1 on the charts, but lots of questions.

If CovCath can find a QB, they will do very well.

They will be very deep a running back, and return who I believe will be the best reviever

in NKY, in Connelly.

They must replace both O and D lines, but that can be done.

Defense will be a question, but QB is the key .

 

Replaing both O and D lines is not an easy task, how much are they losing up front?

Replaing both O and D lines is not an easy task, how much are they losing up front?

 

They lose 3 on each side of the ball.

The biggest lost will be Connaughton, but his little brother will replace him.

Tim Connaughton could be even a better tackle than Kevin if he works as hard in the off season.

The other positions, the juniors and sophmores were about the same as the starting seniors, but they will have a year in the system and other will run off season.

The juniors and soph. line all got playing time during the sesaon, so next year they will be new starters they will not rookies.

CovCath has 6 players they have to replace.

Erpenbeck, Connaughton, Robinson, Garnick,Martin and Deglow.

I'm thinking Beechwood will be back to their usual form in 2010.

 

I believe Dixie is losing a lot of experience to graduation this year... I wonder how this will impact their team next year?

 

Ryle should be strong.

 

Highlands is Highlands.

 

The two teams I am most curious about are Boone County and CovCath. Does anyone have any early thoughts about how either of these teams will do in 2010?

 

I know it doesn't always translate to the varsity level, but when CovCath's class of 2011 (next year's seniors) were freshmen, they finished tied for first in the east division, and were a coin flip away from going to the freshman championship game. Last year, when the class of 2011 were sophomores, the JV team went undefeated in NKY and beat Highlands pretty handily. The 2011 class was highly touted when they came in as freshmen (they were the first class to come to CovCath following the 2006 state championship and enthusiasm was very high regarding CovCath football at that time). As a result, they have a number of good athletes and expectations about that class were high. The question mark surrounding the 2011 class has always been quarterback. Troy Timmerman did a very good job at quarterback as a freshman, and began the season last year as the starting JV quarterback, but for some reason, he has not played quarterback since the middle of last year. When Timmerman (who is 6'3" or 6'4") was a freshman, he had two tall receivers (one played wide receiver and the other lined up mostly at tight end, both of whom are 6'3" or 6'4") and a third very speedy receiver, to throw to, and they were very effective. For what it's worth, Timmerman and those three receivers all also played on a very good CCH freshman basketball team, so they indeed are athletes. As freshmen, the 2011 class also had very good running backs which complimented the passing game and had an excellent defense. The 2012 class and the 2013 classes are also strong, so there should be a lot of depth for CovCath next year. Everyone around the program is high on the new coaching staff, and it is well deserved. However, one unfortunate by-product of the coaching change is that the current staff did not have the benefit of watching the class of 2011 when they were highly successful freshmen and sophomores. It will be interesting to see what becomes of CovCath's class of 2011. Will they have the success that everyone around the program believed they would have when they came in as freshmen?

Will this be the year Cooper makes the playoffs???????

They lose 3 on each side of the ball.

The biggest lost will be Connaughton, but his little brother will replace him.

Tim Connaughton could be even a better tackle than Kevin if he works as hard in the off season.

The other positions, the juniors and sophmores were about the same as the starting seniors, but they will have a year in the system and other will run off season.

The juniors and soph. line all got playing time during the sesaon, so next year they will be new starters they will not rookies.

CovCath has 6 players they have to replace.

Erpenbeck, Connaughton, Robinson, Garnick,Martin and Deglow.

 

Ben Frisch started DL.

Kevin Morrison started OL.

Bo Geison started TE.

Frank Kramer?

 

These were all big contributors.

Will this be the year Cooper makes the playoffs???????

 

 

Yes!

6A will always be tough but Cooper made huge improvements in one year! Their coaches did a nice job. Was their running back last year a junior or senior? The other 6A teams have lost some key players, especially SK.

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