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"We are going to teach Ryle a very serious lesson."

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He was my next guess

I would think it is a Colerain player but have no idea which player. I know nothing about their team other than that they are very good. Bring on the lessons. That's part of football.

Only one Cards fan on here and he's been mentioned twice.

Whoever said it well OK, but how many NKY teams would even think about playing Colerain this year? I think noone. Kudos to Coach Warner for taking on the challenge

I'm guessing but I would think that Colerain is the largest school in the tri-state. Who wouldn't like to be able to pick their football team from that many kids? Good luck to Ryle!

I'm guessing but I would think that Colerain is the largest school in the tri-state. Who wouldn't like to be able to pick their football team from that many kids? Good luck to Ryle!

 

 

Oak Hills and St. X have more boys.

I believe Western Hills is (or at least was) also larger.

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Tom Bolden...

 

We have a winner!

We have a winner!

Thank you...it wasn't me. I'm not teaching anybody anything. Just watching and hoping Mr. Elliot doesn't go bonkers on us on Friday.

 

-CardinalsFan

We have a winner!

 

Really? Pretty bold statement from a head coach before the game. Not sure why he would say that.

 

I have no doubt that Colerain will roll in this one, but what is the point of making a statement like that?

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