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Ludlow/Bellevue Alumni Football Game

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I can hear the radio broadcast now: "The Ludlow-Bellevue Alumni football game is proudly sponsored by the HealthSouth Rehab Facility, the Ronald B. Jones Funeral Home, the St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Commonwealth Orthopaedics, and the New York and Prudential Life Insurance Companies! :scared:

 

This is not the only game in the state trying to get set up by this organization. Most of the games are for Louisville teams. Like they have Trinity vs. St. X as one of the games. There is like 8 Louisville games trying to be set up, and then these two games up here.

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Already know of 8 people for Ludlow that would, and I just started spreading the word about it. I don't think it would be a problem for Ludlow at all. It could be for Bellevue though.

 

Im taking care of that :lol:. Would love for this to happen.

Geesh ... I wish there would be a Boone/Conner "war to settle the score"!

If anyone remembers for about 5 years the Police / Fire football game was an annual event involving a lot of area high school players that now serve local cities. The game started out in Dayton then at Bellevue before moving to Highlands. I believe the last game was played about 4 years ago when the police / fire chiefs decided too many officers and firefighters were getting hurt.

If anyone remembers for about 5 years the Police / Fire football game was an annual event involving a lot of area high school players that now serve local cities. The game started out in Dayton then at Bellevue before moving to Highlands. I believe the last game was played about 4 years ago when the police / fire chiefs decided too many officers and firefighters were getting hurt.

 

And those are the people usually in much better shape than the population. That should tell us something.

And those are the people usually in much better shape than the population. That should tell us something.

 

I agree.

I see that a whopping 11 players total have signed up so far.

 

You can blame FC for that :lol:. I'm doing my part on my Bellevue boys.

Wow you guys are up to twelve! Maybe you can successfully form 1 team!

Already know of 8 people for Ludlow that would, and I just started spreading the word about it. I don't think it would be a problem for Ludlow at all. It could be for Bellevue though.

 

FC if you don't mind me asking, around what years did you play at Ludlow? I remember playig against Ludlow a few times when I was in school.

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I agree.

 

Wow you guys are up to twelve! Maybe you can successfully form 1 team!

 

I need to ask seriously what is your problem? One of our good friends, is wondering the samething about some of your post about this. We get it you don't think its a good idea. You one of the few people I know when it comes to Ludlow people, who actually have said they don't like the idea. Well besides people who are to old to even play in it. Everyone else who has heard about it, does. It just comes down to, getting the people to actually get on to sign up and that has been the problem so far. Yes it is going to be hard to do, because people do have jobs and things like that. So some people can't commit to anything right now. Yes it is a long shot to happen. However nothing wrong with people trying to make it happen though. So what point are you trying to make exactly, with your comments on that you see there is a whopping 11 players signed up? What point is there to that?

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FC if you don't mind me asking, around what years did you play at Ludlow? I remember playig against Ludlow a few times when I was in school.

 

I graduated in 2004, and I started as a freshman. So I played in the 2000 through 2003 seasons.

I graduated in 2004, and I started as a freshman. So I played in the 2000 through 2003 seasons.

 

Was it your SR year that you went to West Carter to play? That would have been my freshman year.....I did not start or even play much as a Frosh:D.

I need to ask seriously what is your problem? One of our good friends, is wondering the samething about some of your post about this. We get it you don't think its a good idea. You one of the few people I know when it comes to Ludlow people, who actually have said they don't like the idea. Well besides people who are to old to even play in it. Everyone else who has heard about it, does. It just comes down to, getting the people to actually get on to sign up and that has been the problem so far. Yes it is going to be hard to do, because people do have jobs and things like that. So some people can't commit to anything right now. Yes it is a long shot to happen. However nothing wrong with people trying to make it happen though. So what point are you trying to make exactly, with your comments on that you see there is a whopping 11 players signed up? What point is there to that?

 

I never once said it wasn't a good idea. I'm just proving my point that it's unlikely to happen. My bad didn't mean to ruffle your feathers FC.

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I never once said it wasn't a good idea. I'm just proving my point that it's unlikely to happen. My bad didn't mean to ruffle your feathers FC.

 

You very well might be right. This game also had less time than the other games they had scheduled, since they didn't set this up till a lot later. This is something as I said before though, if the word really just got around and people knew where to go and how to sign up, then it would happen. Getting the word around in this short of notice though is hard. Next year probably will be a better chance of it happening. This is something this organization is trying to do every year.

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