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If Ryle beats Trinity would they be the favorite over...

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Male or Scott County?

 

I say yes!

 

Additionally, does that make the Trinity/Ryle game the 6A State Championship?

The 6A state title game was played last night at Papa John's, and it was only a good game for the 1st half. Ryle is just the next in line for stepping in deep doo-doo. :isurrender:

Without a doubt, but the first part is a tall order.

The 6A state title game was played last night at Papa John's, and it was only a good game for the 1st half. Ryle is just the next in line for stepping in deep doo-doo. :isurrender:

 

It was the title game because Trinity won. If X had pulled it off it wouldn't be the title game as I believe Ryle is playing every bit as good as X right now.

Uh, yeah

Regarding the statement that T/X was the 'real' state championship game, I'm not convinced that St X was better than Ryle. The fact that Ryle has this game at home makes it interesting.

Ryle can beat Trinity if they utilize the same gameplan they did vs Highlands and keep James Quick off the field offensively. Ball control, establish the line of scrimmage and let Elliot play like he does and they have a shot. Hempel will have to play better than he did vs Highlands and that is asking a ton.

As a Male person I say this thread has no meat to it. :idunno: But to answer the question, No and of course not!

 

Sidebar= Rocks will not lose to Ryle.

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