USA Today number #1 and #3 teams lose last night. Does this mean the Bluebirds will finish #2 in the nation behind Don Bosco? Stay tune race fans.

:dancingpa

USA Today number #1 and #3 teams lose last night. Does this mean the Bluebirds will finish #2 in the nation behind Don Bosco? Stay tune race fans.

:dancingpa

 

Wow:ylsuper:

Wow:ylsuper:

 

That's great news Henry , thanks for sharing , keep us posted. Maybe some of the X fans will read this thread also. :thumb:

After the lopsided score of the state game , is it possible to jump up to #1 ?

Awesome!!!!! I can't believe someone beat St. Thomas Aquinas...:ylsuper:

Awesome!!!!! I can't believe someone beat St. Thomas Aquinas...:ylsuper:

 

Believe it or not, I thought all along that they would at least get beat if they played another Very good team this year at some point....I watched them twice this year on TV and thought that they often times played as individuals too much and were at times undisciplined on D. Think of some of the teams out of the Ville we have played and beaten and thought, "Man, they sure have some STUD athletes, but they don't play TOGETHER. " That was my impression from watching them. They probably have 10 or more D1's but they don't always have TEAM on their minds....JMO.

That's great news Henry , thanks for sharing , keep us posted. Maybe some of the X fans will read this thread also. :thumb:

 

 

Ruru it the one that broke the news.:thumb: This could be the best BLUE Christmas ever.:banana:

After the lopsided score of the state game , is it possible to jump up to #1 ?

Yeeeee Haaaaaa! Wouldn't that be something!:dancingpa

Yeeeee Haaaaaa! Wouldn't that be something!:dancingpa

 

I can picture Dale doing the "happy dance" right now. :banana::banana:

Yes... we believe!

Could #1 in the Universe be next?? Stay tuned!!

Highlands if a very strong program in the State of Kentucky. Excellent coaching and tradition. However, they are no where near a top 25 program in the country. I've been fortunate to see programs in Texas, California, Florida and Georgia. Trinity, St. X and Highlands would stand no chance against the best teams in these states!

Highlands if a very strong program in the State of Kentucky. Excellent coaching and tradition. However, they are no where near a top 25 program in the country. I've been fortunate to see programs in Texas, California, Florida and Georgia. Trinity, St. X and Highlands would stand no chance against the best teams in these states!

 

Maybe, but hey it is fun and Kentucky and Highlands are getting some National props.:thumb:

Highlands if a very strong program in the State of Kentucky. Excellent coaching and tradition. However, they are no where near a top 25 program in the country. I've been fortunate to see programs in Texas, California, Florida and Georgia. Trinity, St. X and Highlands would stand no chance against the best teams in these states!

 

Have you seen HHS this year??

Highlands if a very strong program in the State of Kentucky. Excellent coaching and tradition. However, they are no where near a top 25 program in the country. I've been fortunate to see programs in Texas, California, Florida and Georgia. Trinity, St. X and Highlands would stand no chance against the best teams in these states!

 

HHS is a VERY strong program period. You are correct in saying that they probably would struggle with some of the top teams in the largest classes of these schools, but I seriously doubt there are that many teams with the enrollment of HHS that could play with them, let alone beat them regularly in ANY state...A little reminder, once again, HHS plays UP in classification by not one, but TWO classes. Until HS teams play one another, there is no possible way you, or anybody else can tell who has a better team, let alone the better overall program. To say they would stand no chance is a fallacy also. Rarely has HHS been embarrassed when playing larger teams on the biggest stages. They will play more games against some great teams in the future, in sure, and will prove they are worthy of the attention they are getting.