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6A Playoffs Campbell County/Ryle Predictions

Who do you think wins this game? 76 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you think wins this game?

    • Campbell County
      19%
      15
    • Ryle
      80%
      61

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Is it too much to ask him to change his name to SK#1fan? I'll pay for another membership just so he isn't associated with UK! I like the Cats too much to associate them with him. Or maybe we have a contest to come up with the best alternative for the initials U K.

 

I also like Duke.

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I also like Duke.

 

If there were any chance for us getting along ..........

Ryle 42- 21

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Ryan Ernst picked the Camels to win in the newspaper today!

Ryan Ernst picked the Camels to win in the newspaper today!

 

No he didn't, here is the quote:

 

No. 3 Campbell County (6-5) at No. 1 Ryle (10-1)

WHEN/WHERE: 7:30 p.m. today, 10379 U.S. 42, Union

 

WHAT TO WATCH: Ryle has a knack for making big plays in the running game. The backfield trio of Travis Elliott, Conner Hempel and Deion Mullens is a tackle-breakin', daylight-runnin' unit. If the Camels defense doesn't wrap them up, the Raiders will make it pay.

 

BOTTOM LINE: During the regular season Ryle edged Campbell County 35-30. Both teams have improved since then, but the Raiders seem to be hitting their stride. Expect them to win.

 

As always, bad information!

Would like to see the Camels get it, but just don't see it. Campbell's QB is very good, but Ryle has a lot more talent on the field overall.

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No he didn't, here is the quote:

 

No. 3 Campbell County (6-5) at No. 1 Ryle (10-1)

WHEN/WHERE: 7:30 p.m. today, 10379 U.S. 42, Union

 

WHAT TO WATCH: Ryle has a knack for making big plays in the running game. The backfield trio of Travis Elliott, Conner Hempel and Deion Mullens is a tackle-breakin', daylight-runnin' unit. If the Camels defense doesn't wrap them up, the Raiders will make it pay.

 

BOTTOM LINE: During the regular season Ryle edged Campbell County 35-30. Both teams have improved since then, but the Raiders seem to be hitting their stride. Expect them to win.

 

As always, bad information!

 

Read the newspaper he picks who he thinks is going to win.

Read the newspaper he picks who he thinks is going to win.

 

Interesting... So in the hard copy of the paper he says that he thinks that CCH is going to win but in the on-line version, he says that he expects Ryle to win? Totally makes sense.

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Interesting... So in the hard copy of the paper he says that he thinks that CCH is going to win but in the on-line version, he says that he expects Ryle to win? Totally makes sense.

 

I think its pretty funny seeing how Ryle is suppose to be the best team in NKY seems like a slap in the face to Ryle.

Ryle by a bigger margin than the regular season. The only thing that Ryle had better not do is look ahead to the next two weeks!

I think its pretty funny seeing how Ryle is suppose to be the best team in NKY seems like a slap in the face to Ryle.

 

You are right, it is funny. You are hanging your hat on what you are saying a journalist wrote as opposed to the poll that the NKY Coaches put together.

Ryle wins big...... Hempel and Elliott again have big games.

 

Ryle - 49

Campbell - 20

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