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Christian County/Owensboro Predictions

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in KY Football (High School)

Who wins? 14 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Christian County
      85%
      12
    • Owensboro
      14%
      2

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I am going with Christian County, but a lot depends on the health of their QB, Hickey. I heard this afternoon that he has a lower leg / ankle injury and is questionable for this game. Even if he goes, he could be very liimited.

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I haven't heard any updates on Hickey, but it has to be very concerning. Yesterday's paper said maybe Achilles or ankle sprain. Considering the fact he is also a Mr. Basketball candidate, I hope there is nothing seriously wrong!

I haven't heard any updates on Hickey, but it has to be very concerning. Yesterday's paper said maybe Achilles or ankle sprain. Considering the fact he is also a Mr. Basketball candidate, I hope there is nothing seriously wrong!

 

I agree, maybe they are just being extra cautious with him. If the Colonels can stay healthy, I think they have a good chance of making a lot of noise in the playoffs.

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According to the paper, Hickey has a high ankle sprain and will likely not play tomorrow night.

If Hickey doesn't play, Owensboro should be the pick.
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