I love Kentucky high school football but these teams are amazing. Big and fast. They just said Prattville already has 12 d1 commits and may get another 6 or so before the season is over. I've seen Trinity play this year and would like to think they could play with these teams but I don't know if they could hang with these boys.

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It's like watching middle school and small college football for the most part. That big of a difference IMO. Both of these schools could drop 100+ on the majority of our better programs here in KY; harsh reality, but true. I would like to see Trinity match up with these guys, because I'd definately be a Rocks fan then

Aquinas actually has kids that move in from across the country to attend there. Very simialr to Oak Hill Academy in basketball.

I'm recording it. Prattville has a home game on September 30th that I plan on going to. I will be heading to Destin Fl that week and I plan on staying over nite in Prattville.The next Friday I am going to try and catch a Fort Walton Beach HS football game!

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You've got the states right. Aquinas is ranked 4 nationally and Pratville at 13 or 14. Thanks

Trinity couldn't play with these teams, I don't think. They wouldn't get embarrased, but, I think they'd lose by 2-3 scores to either of those teams.

Some crazy speed and size on that field no doubt. I would love to see Trinity play these teams just to see how it would play out. Its really hard to tell, but there sure is a lot of talent on that field.

I saw some while I was on the tread mill. Brian Cox Jr is a beast

I love Kentucky high school football as well, but let's be honest...it's not even in the same realm.

I think Trinity's offensive line would pass the look test with both these teams but I think the big difference is on the defensive front. Man those big boys could move for both Prattville and St. Thomas Aquinas.

I think Trinity would do fine just like the good Cincy X teams have done fine against similar competition.

 

I know there was a lot of talent on that field but gosh darn you have to play some defense...

I played at ST Thomas Aquinas. I saw trinity play last night. I watched the game today. There is No dout that the way trinity played last night they can play and beat these teams. The speed and size that trinity has matches up very well with Aquinas and Prattville. the only difference is that Trinity is in Ky. If Trinity is a little farther south, Trinity would have 10 or more D1 committs. Playing in Ky hurts Trinity Nationaly.

Plus think of all the JR that are D1 propects that are playing for trinity right now.

I played at ST Thomas Aquinas. I saw trinity play last night. I watched the game today. There is No dout that the way trinity played last night they can play and beat these teams. The speed and size that trinity has matches up very well with Aquinas and Prattville. the only difference is that Trinity is in Ky. If Trinity is a little farther south, Trinity would have 10 or more D1 committs. Playing in Ky hurts Trinity Nationaly.

 

I agree completely. This years team could play with both of those teams. Also, you assesment of Kentucky high school football is dead on. Perception is reality.