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Campbell County / Covington Catholic Prediction

Who wins the battle of "CCs"? 71 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins the battle of "CCs"?

    • Campbell County
      40%
    • Covington Catholic
      59%

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Covington Catholic hosts Campbell County in the Colonels first game at Wooten Stadium in the 2010 season on Saturday September 11th at 1pm

 

CovCath comes off a beating (50-7) by the Cincinnati Enquirer 4th ranked GCL big school South division LaSalle Lancers, while Campbell County loses to the small school GCL North division Roger Bacon by a score of 20-7.

 

This is CovCath third game of the season with a win over LexCath and a big lose to Ryle while Campbell County only other game has been against Norwood in which they won by a score of (50-7).

 

Last years game at Campbell found the Colonels winning their first game of the season by a score of 33-14.

 

Not sure what the Campbell will need to do to win, but from what I saw last year, they pass and pass and pass.

 

CovCath needs to establish their running game early and the O-line must give Bir some time to throw, while the "D' has to put some pressure on the Camels QB and not allow him time to find a open receiver.

 

It should be a great game as it pits the Camels quality passing game up against the CovCath DB's which are IMO the best part of the CovCath "D".

 

Of course the game will be broadcast on CovCath Internet Radio, so if you can't attend the game, you can still listen to it live.

CCH by 14.

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CCH by 14.

 

Gee Clyde, you can't lose by picking CCH! :lol:

Gee Clyde, you can't lose by picking CCH! :lol:

 

Good point.

 

Colonels by 14.

CovCath's roller coaster season continues with a tight win vs. CC. I'll say Colonels 28, Camels 20. Saturday afternoon in Park Hills... hope the weather is brisk and clear... perfect for a high school football game.

Colonels win this one with it seems like the most healthy team they have had so far this year.

This time last week I felt like the Camels had a chance, but after getting slapped around by Bacon, I think they're probably destined to be a playoff watcher in 6A again. CovCath 35-14.

Gee Clyde, you can't lose by picking CCH! :lol:

 

I am also taking CCH on Saturday. The next home game after Saturday is on October 23rd against Dixie. I'm going with the Colonels in that one.

Camels steal a win as Colonel defense continues to give up points.

 

Camels 48

Colonels 42

I like Covcath in this one.

 

I feel like overall they're simply a better team and more fundamentally sound on both sides of the ball.

 

Covcath 31

Campbell Co 14

Without question Cov Cath has played the toughest schedule in N Ky so far. You start seeing the early season lumps pay off in this one. Cov Cath by 2-3 scores.

Camels steal a win as Colonel defense continues to give up points.

 

Camels 48

Colonels 42

 

Zero chance Camels put up 48.

CovCath by 35

Zero chance Camels put up 48.

 

That seems awfully subjective don't you think? I actually feel CovCath will win but to say there is zero chance...Campbell throws the ball with no regard to time of possession. As they continue to throw the ball downfield, it increases their chances to score big plays. Cov could have some mental breakdowns as they did in the 2nd half vs. Ryle. Colonels 38 Camels 27

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