Who wins this game and why?

If SK doesn't turn the ball over I think they win. Last year they lost to Henry Clay because of turnovers.

Where is the game?

Where is the game?

 

The game is at Henry Clay.

The game is at Henry Clay.

 

SK's line issues plus on the road = HC victory IMO unless HC turns the ball over like they did against Boone.

I think SK wins this game..

HC seems to always be an up and down team. Last year they looked like world beaters when we played them even though we played bad. Not having as strong as of a team and playing on the road the Pioneers will have to play a very good game to come home with a W.

Lexington football...ugh... SK in a close one.

SK's line issues plus on the road = HC victory IMO unless HC turns the ball over like they did against Boone.

 

So what does it say about SK if Boone beat HC and the Neers go down and lose?

So what does it say about SK if Boone beat HC and the Neers go down and lose?

 

Boone got a bunch of lucky turnovers for easy scores.

Boone got a bunch of lucky turnovers for easy scores.

 

So what's gonna be your excuse when/if Henry Clay beats SK?

 

"Henry Clay got a bunch of lucky turnovers for easy scores." :lol:

So what's gonna be your excuse when/if Henry Clay beats SK?

 

"Henry Clay got a bunch of lucky turnovers for easy scores." :lol:

 

It don't really matter to me. I just hope they win all there district games!

HC seems to always be an up and down team. Last year they looked like world beaters when we played them even though we played bad. Not having as strong as of a team and playing on the road the Pioneers will have to play a very good game to come home with a W.

I agree with what your saying. What H.C. will show up :idunno: :idunno:

So what does it say about SK if Boone beat HC and the Neers go down and lose?

 

Nothing.

If SK doesn't turn the ball over I think they win. Last year they lost to Henry Clay because of turnovers.

 

You THINK they can beat what appears to be a very average Henry team? Someone seems to be lacking a little confidence in their juggernaut Pioneers . . . .