congrats Boyle and Tommy Hastings, a Mayfield boy that moved, nice game Tommy, was proud of you. Great win Boyle

 

 

Tommy is a great kid. I think he played one of his best games of the year last night.

Just got to a computer as we drove on down to Alabama after the game to see family. Really proud to be a Rebel. I suppose the Rebels don't like being behind at halftime because they came out with fire for the 2nd half. Back to back undefeated Champions. Way to go Rebels.

 

GO REBELS!!!

A good football player transferred from Mayfield and came to Boyle County????

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I do have a question. With the Boyle / ACS being the last game of the night, why was the KHSAA officials in such a hurry to get the team off the field so quickly? As soon as they gave it out, they started herding everybody towards the lockeroom. The Boyle players where having pictures of themself taken with the State trophy and a KHSAA official took it and said "I'll get them off the field" and walked it himself towards the lockeroom. Why was it such a big deal to get off the sidelines, so quickly after the last game?

:dancingpa

 

Great game and well worth the 8+ hour trip. :thumb:

 

First Congrats to ACS. I was fortunate to practically close the stadium down last night and walked by the ACS buses as they were loading them. An ACS parent approached me with his hand out congratulating the Rebels. Class. :thumb: I told him to tell the kids to be proud because they laid their all on the field and were a couple of more plays from changing the outcome. Kudos to not quitting and that last TD pass to put them back in the hunt was gutsy play on their part. They're a first rate group and am glad Boyle has them on the schedule for next year.

 

Congrats to the Rebels. :banana: I was sitting next to one of my best friends whose son plays as a sophomore and he said, "I sure do miss the Glasgow and Rockastle title games when we could laugh the whole 2nd half." I agree. :lol:

 

Sorry I did not get to catch up with Rebel and Purple Pride but there were a lot of people there.

 

Cook was a beast when the Rebels needed him most. He looked like Larry Csonka on those inside traps and dives. Awesome job by the whole O when it was on the line. ACS had everything going for them at the start of the 2nd and the Rebels just went out and took it away from them. :taz:

 

It was a special moment when my friend and his son embraced at the end of the game. The young man's grandfather died 3 years ago from a tragic accident in Russia when he was on a mission partnership. He would have been so proud of his grandson and what he's done with his life. Last night, Lawrence would have been so proud he'd have to take up 3 seats for his chest. :lol:

 

Long drive back today. Ice from Bristol to Abingdon and snow from there to Christiansburg, non stop. Tough road home but well worth it. On a side note: My daughter wore my old letter jacket proudly. (In fact she wore it more proudly than any girl wore it when I was IN High School! )

 

7 State Titles. Back to Back. 30 game winning streak. 43 out of 44 games is an impressive way to start a tenure at Boyle. Hats off to you Larry French for all you do in Keeping the Pride Alive. :thumb:

I do have a question. With the Boyle / ACS being the last game of the night, why was the KHSAA officials in such a hurry to get the team off the field so quickly? As soon as they gave it out, they started herding everybody towards the lockeroom. The Boyle players where having pictures of themself taken with the State trophy and a KHSAA official took it and said "I'll get them off the field" and walked it himself towards the lockeroom. Why was it such a big deal to get off the sidelines, so quickly after the last game?

 

they wanted to get the stadium help off the clock.

I just don't think that is the sentiment behind it, and the predictions for the title game by those that say that back that up. They say the real championship is the week before, and then start predicting 3-4 TD margins in the actual championship game.

 

Just because the winner of that game wins the next week does not make it the title game. I think it is ridiculous to suggest it and I think the arrogance on that side of the state by some needs to be checked. Three straight years of tough contests that were in legitimate doubt when blowouts were picked.

 

I quite agree.

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Congrats to Boyle. ACS put up a good fight.

Conj: to Boyle Co, and my good friend Larry French. Go to work and win another one.:banana:

Great game. Boyle County got punched in the mouth in the first half and came out swinging in the second half.

Congrats to Boyle County. They are truly one of the powerhouse programs in Kentucky.

 

A special congrats to ACS. Making it to State for the first time in school history is a very special accomplishment in itself.

Congrats Boyle.