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Class A Final: Mayfield/Newport Catholic discussion

Who wins the Class A State Title? 213 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins the Class A State Title?

    • Mayfield
      32%
    • Newport Central Catholic
      67%

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Should be around 2300 yards passing with 32 TD's.

 

That sounds more like what i've heard...

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Can someone update me on the most recent weather forecast for Sat night..Expected temp, Rain, snow, clear, etc...

High 44 Low 35 40% chance of rain in the afternoon and evening...

High 44 Low 35 40% chance of rain in the afternoon and evening...

Thanks! :ylsuper:

I'm really looking forward to seeing the Mayfield/NCC matchup Saturday. This game along with the 3A game should make for some awesome entertainment.

NewCath has to come out on fire for two reasons. The most obvious is that they need to get Mayfield out of their comfort zone. Make the QB beat you. From what I've read on here, their passing game is based on play action passing. However, if you can't run, the defense has no reason to respect the fake. NewCath's offense has a lot of weapons, and they need to use all of them. The second reason is that in the past two championship games, nerves have gotten the better of the Breds for the first half. Dropped TD passes, false starts, things of that nature. If they can score inside of their opening script, I think that it will do wonders for their confidence. Saying that, if NewCath scores in their first 15 plays, I say they win by 10 pts. If they don't, it will be anybody's game.

Kind of get the feeling that Mayfield is a little like the Steelers in that they will pound the ball with the running game and then really, really pound it if they get a lead so it would be prudent for NCC to not fall behind early.

 

One by-product of the no-huddle offense is if you don't pick up some first downs it can really effect your defense as they have to spend a lot of time on the field.

One by-product of the no-huddle offense is if you don't pick up some first downs it can really effect your defense as they have to spend a lot of time on the field.

 

True, but that is more important if you platoon your starters. Since the majority of NewCath's boys play significant roles on offense and defense and have all year, I don't know how much that will be a factor.

NewCath has to come out on fire for two reasons. The most obvious is that they need to get Mayfield out of their comfort zone.

 

 

Good points but Mayfield will not get out of their comfort zone even if NCC scores first. Bardstown's first play from scrimmage went 70 something yards then they scored on the next play and Mayfield never got rattled. I hope I don't have to find out if they can do that this week. :D

Good points but Mayfield will not get out of their comfort zone even if NCC scores first. Bardstown's first play from scrimmage went 70 something yards then they scored on the next play and Mayfield never got rattled. I hope I don't have to find out if they can do that this week. :D

 

I understand what you are saying. I was going along with the assumption that one score would lead to more scores as NewCath would get confidence. A team as well coached as Mayfield, will not get rattled. Whether these kids played or not, many were around for Mayfield state romp back in '02, so they have at least an idea of what it takes. However, if NewCath gets up early, Mayfield will eventually have to pass the ball out of straight drops, and I'm under the impression, and I may be wrong, that that isn't a major part of their offense.

Actually, mexitucky play action is good for Mayfield, but I would say that 60% of the passes Shelton will through will be just 5 to 7 step drops. Mayfield doesn't pass much but Shelton is good enough that play action and just regular drop backs have worked well. Should be a great game and this one could be a shootout or a defensive stalmate....just depends! I say turnovers and whoever has a botched play still is the key especially if it rains!

 

With rain in the forecast---I'll take the Cards by a score 23-16!!!

 

Safe travels to all and....good luck to both!!!

 

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CONGRATULATIONS!!! to Mayfield Linebacker Josh Hatchell for making 1st team all state Linebacker...and CONGRATULATIONS TO Newport Central Catholic's Defensive Lineman Justin Smith for making 1st team all state defensive line....very well done young men....best of luck in both of those two seniors in their final game of their high school career...nothing like seeing the best playing the best!!!

Updated weather forecast for Saturday night in Louisville during the game time for Mayfield and NCC...Mostly Cloudy with 50-60% chance of showers with temperatures around 40 degrees...if anyone knows a reverse rain dance please share it with the rest of us...be a shame to see any of the championship games played in the rain.

Updated weather forecast for Saturday night in Louisville during the game time for Mayfield and NCC...Mostly Cloudy with 50-60% chance of showers with temperatures around 40 degrees...if anyone knows a reverse rain dance please share it with the rest of us...be a shame to see any of the championship games played in the rain.

 

Reverse rain dance.

 

:dancingpa :banana:

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