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Covington Catholic 42 Campbell County 2

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:DWhat did he do that was so great. He had three years and where did he take them.

Wow, kind of a cheap shot at a kid isn't it?

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Welcome to your new positon coach Lickert. The Colonels must be pretty tough to dominate so. The Camels have nowhere to go but up. The Birds better take note of this week 1 performance by CCH.

 

I'm sure Covington Catholic's dominating performance over Campbell County will be the topic of conversation at Highlands today.:ohbrother:

Wow, kind of a cheap shot at a kid isn't it?

 

I can't say for sure, but I think Marley was talking about Styler, not Kremer.

Lots, and I mean LOTS to be encouraged about on both sides of the ball. I'm going to go off the board and say one of the most impressive things I saw on the field was Evan Talkers put a ball about 5 yards past the back line of the end zone on a kickoff. He's going to have the leg to challenge Popham for longest field goal for CCH and that is 57 yards.

Unsung stars going into the game that are going to get people to stand up and take notice: Charlie Mader at WR and Nick Davis on defense was a tackling machine and played very inspired football.

I don't believe many thought the Camels would come out strong. I'm a Camels fan, I'll never vote against them. However they lost a bunch last year, everything new this year. Players, coaches, offense, defense. Hope to see things get turned around in Camels land.

 

I'd agree but it looked like they threw in the towel to me when they went down 21-0. Up until that point they were at least moving the ball and not giving up easy scores. Once they went down by 21 it was like a jailbreak. I would have liked to have seen some more fight than what they gave. Cov Cath is very good, big and athletic in the trenches and will make some noise in 4a this year.

Unsung stars going into the game that are going to get people to stand up and take notice: Charlie Mader at WR and Nick Davis on defense was a tackling machine and played very inspired football.

 

Is Nick Davis number 58? Whoever 58 is at nose I believe was dominating last night.

I'm sure Covington Catholic's dominating performance over Campbell County will be the topic of conversation at Highlands today.:ohbrother:

 

Im sure there will be some chatter amongst Bird Fans about Dixie getting spanked and Cov Cath putting up big numbers once again. It doesnt necessarily mean they fear the Colonels but there certainly isnt anything wrong with discussing it. Some can bury their head in the sand I guess and act like it doesnt exists but CovCath will be much improved this year.

 

1) Bir has grown by leaps and bounds since last year. Great eyes and good head.

 

Adding 30 pounds has helped him too....he was running over people last night. As was Gabe Gray.

Lots, and I mean LOTS to be encouraged about on both sides of the ball. I'm going to go off the board and say one of the most impressive things I saw on the field was Evan Talkers put a ball about 5 yards past the back line of the end zone on a kickoff. He's going to have the leg to challenge Popham for longest field goal for CCH and that is 57 yards.

 

People in the stands were laughing because the little boy catching the football after extra points was on the other side of the track AND outside the fence.

 

You are correct about Davis. He is worthy of wearing Paul Ritter's number 5.

Cov Cath's defensive move to using an "adjuster" free safety has resulted in the ability to respond quickly to offensive shifts

and will no doubt showcase the talents of the defensive players. Hats off to Wirth for making the change.

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Isn't that the idea...throw to the receiver that is open?

 

Again, very talented and deep bunch. However, there's "open" and then there's "why did no one guard that kid" open.

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Has any school produced kickers like CCH has in the past 6 years?

 

Awadalla 2005 grad

Roch 2006 grad

Popham 2007 grad

and now Talkers(sp?) 2012?

 

Crazy.

Outstanding showing by the Colonels.

 

1) Bir has grown by leaps and bounds since last year. Great eyes and good head.

2) The recievers played a much better game than the scrimmage last week. Madder's second TD was a THING of BEAUTY. Pitch and Catch.

3) CovCaths's O line was the real deal. Pick a name: Way, Henderson, Halpin, Bamburger, Conaughten...... All were studs tonight.

4) Look out NKY, Cov Cath knows how to tackle a guy with a football. Hat's off to Dave Wirth as D Coord. for getting the boys to tackle.

5) I think Mr. Talkers tells the team that he's gonna put one short just to keep them on their toes.

6) Some gutsy performances by some soph's. More playing time by those guys than I expected.

7) I think Campbell County would have been better off with Troy Stires. Lot's of coaching errors that would not have been made last year. I hate to say, but this staff won't stay long.

 

As a CovCath homer, I was tickled with this showing. Keep it up boys. Loved seeing TOG at PeeWee's too

 

First of all it is Styer and secondly, I disagree with the coaching errors and about the staff not staying. Coach Lickert knew exactly what he was getting when HE applied for the job. Right now he has 3 or 4 sophomores starting on both sides of the ball. They will get better and if they do not he will put someone else in.

First of all it is Styer and secondly, I disagree with the coaching errors and about the staff not staying. Coach Lickert knew exactly what he was getting when HE applied for the job. Right now he has 3 or 4 sophomores starting on both sides of the ball. They will get better and if they do not he will put someone else in.

 

Right on! Coach Lickert has a fine group of young men on his team and an excellent, caring staff. He has high expectations for this program and is commited to taking it to the next level. He is well aware that doesn't happen overnight.

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