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Highlands/Boyle County Predictions

Who will win the Week 0 match up between Highlands and Boyle County? 139 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will win the Week 0 match up between Highlands and Boyle County?

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No problems with Larry here. Obviously, a man between a rock and a hard place. Isn't he afterall the sports editor of The Advocate Messenger, Danville's hometown newspaper, where he posted this article. If Larry were to pick Highlands, he gets run out of Central Kentucky. However, Larry appears to be smart enough not to post the article on his Vaughtsviews UK website that is "For All Things Big Blue" thus avoiding the possibility of starting a rebellion of the UK Big Blue Nation against him. Give the guy credit, he roots for his hometown boys and he writes articles to sell his newspaper. Nothing wrong with that.

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"Boyle players have had this game circled on the schedule for months and the biggest crowd of the year will be on hand for this game. The Boyle faithful can’t wait to face the Bluebirds and that’s enough for me to pick the upset special here and give the nod to the Rebels."

 

I hate to take the air out of the tires on Larry's upset bus, but the same thing can be said about the Highlands players...and a major portion of that "biggest crowd of the year" will be wearing Highlands blue. :cool:

I haven't read the whole thread so sorry if this has already been asked. How big is Boyle's stadium? Does it usually sell out? Turf or grass?

I haven't read the whole thread so sorry if this has already been asked. How big is Boyle's stadium? Does it usually sell out? Turf or grass?

 

Turf Field.

 

No such thing as a sell out at Boyle. Vistors have limited seats so come early from the north if you want a seat. Boyle 's home bleachers are above average and will be full come Friday night.

"Boyle players have had this game circled on the schedule for months and the biggest crowd of the year will be on hand for this game. The Boyle faithful can’t wait to face the Bluebirds and that’s enough for me to pick the upset special here and give the nod to the Rebels."

 

I hate to take the air out of the tires on Larry's upset bus, but the same thing can be said about the Highlands players...and a major portion of that "biggest crowd of the year" will be wearing Highlands blue. :cool:

 

No doubt that I think Highlands will bring alot of people, but IMO with over a 2 hour drive, the major portion will be wearing Black and Vegas Gold.

I haven't read the whole thread so sorry if this has already been asked. How big is Boyle's stadium? Does it usually sell out? Turf or grass?

Rebel Stadium is as big as most average high school stadiums. We tend to have standing room only when playing high profile games (Danville, Lex. Cath. ect). It's a turf field.

No doubt that I think Highlands will bring alot of people, but IMO with over a 2 hour drive, the major portion will be wearing Black and Vegas Gold.
You may (I hope) be surprised.
Rebel Stadium is as big as most average high school stadiums. We tend to have standing room only when playing high profile games (Danville, Lex. Cath. ect). It's a turf field.

 

Has it rained down there lately ? If not , then we should see a dry field , correct ? :D

I haven't read the whole thread so sorry if this has already been asked. How big is Boyle's stadium? Does it usually sell out? Turf or grass?

 

 

VOR, I'm thinking this is before temporary seating.

Has it rained down there lately ? If not , then we should see a dry field , correct ? :D

 

It hasn't rained, but I make no guarantees about a dry field, we get ALOT of foggy weather..lol

Has it rained down there lately ? If not , then we should see a dry field , correct ? :D

 

It's turf , doesn't matter , disregard my last post ! (oops ) Too much cool-ade .

It hasn't rained, but I make no guarantees about a dry field, we get ALOT of foggy weather..lol

 

So your going with the fog , instead of the wet field . Good choice , that should help against the pass . What other tricks do you have up your sleeve ?

So your going with the fog , instead of the wet field . Good choice , that should help against the pass . What other tricks do you have up your sleeve ?

 

Are you implying that Boyle waters their field for an advantage?

Are you implying that Boyle waters their field for an advantage?
No, I think that type of weather phenomenon is generally found a little farther to the southeast. :cool:

I will assure the Big Blue Nation that Boyle County does not need to stoop that low to defeat Highlands tomorrow night. Reguardless of where that comment was meant that type of stuff DOES NOT HAPPEN at Boyle.

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