I'll be there in a bit. I think Colerain pulls out a tight victory. Coombs and his boys have come a long way since the first game and they only lost by seven on that evening. I'll take Colerains speed over St. X's power.

I thought the name of this website was Bluegrass Preps ?

It's being played a stones throw from the KY border, that has to count for something.

I'll be there in a bit. I think Colerain pulls out a tight victory. Coombs and his boys have come a long way since the first game and they only lost by seven on that evening. I'll take Colerains speed over St. X's power.

 

 

Colerain may win, but who have they played where they demonstrated they have improved?????

 

Their only tough game was an unimpressive win over Glen Este.

 

St. X has enough speed themselves.

X needs to give the ball to Soph Darious Ashley a lot more, the kid is a very good and quick player.

Cinonni, all 155 lbs. of him & Ashley showed their mettle tonight, and a lack of a passing game cost Colerain again.

 

Last year they were fortunate enough to have an insurmountable amount of talent, and were able to win DI in OH without throwing it; that will not happen most of the time.

I thought the name of this website was Bluegrass Preps ?

 

 

2 KY teams played them both, Highlands played Colerain & CCH played St. X, so people are interested.

can st.x win it all

Certainly, the last 3 OH DI winners have come from Cincy; they are different though because they are not flashy; they just overwhelm teams with good solid football; they only throw it enough to win; they do nothing special running the ball and they don't turn it over.

 

It does sound like this may be the toughest opponent coming out of NE OH since Elder beat Warren Harding in the snow in '02.

 

McKinley & Glenville sound like they will be awful tough.