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Scott County at Tates Creek Predictions

Who wins? 16 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Scott County
      93%
    • Tates Creek
      6%

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Undefeated Scott County takes on 2-2 Tates Creek. Who wins?

SC's defense will hold TC to 14 or less. TC will not be able to stop all of SC's weapons on offense. Scott County by 21+ points.

Scott Co. 33-13.

Will be a better game then most realize. Creek should be 3-1 with a home cook job they got at Corbin losing after multiple scores called back and yet the RB Oxendine ran for 219 yards even though he had a 60 yarder called back. Tates Creek has 2 D1 prosepects at each corner and will not be passed on..at all. The game will be a lower scoring game as it will be Ground Attack for both. Look for a good game. Tates Creek shut down Henry Clay last week allowing only 119 yards of offense.

Creek also has played all first 5 games, including this Scott County, game on the road or neutral site. 4 Top 10 teams in their Division rankings and a City Rival. Creek is alot better then most realize.

SC by (2) touchdowns.

 

If SC is opposite Trinity, they will be facing the Shamrocks in Bowling Green on Friday evening in December.

TC will hang in with Scott Co the first half...then the Cardinals will pull away the second half for the win.

Will be a better game then most realize. Creek should be 3-1 with a home cook job they got at Corbin losing after multiple scores called back and yet the RB Oxendine ran for 219 yards even though he had a 60 yarder called back. Tates Creek has 2 D1 prosepects at each corner and will not be passed on..at all. The game will be a lower scoring game as it will be Ground Attack for both. Look for a good game. Tates Creek shut down Henry Clay last week allowing only 119 yards of offense.

 

Low scoring for Tates Creek only. Scott County's starting defense has only been scored on once in 4 games.

 

But TC will be passed on. Scott County's offense will have 200+ rushing yards and 100+ passing yards. With all due respect to those 2 corners, they can't cover the WR, WB, RB, TE and FB, and Scott County can pass to all of five.

Low scoring for Tates Creek only. Scott County's starting defense has only been scored on once in 4 games.

 

But TC will be passed on. Scott County's offense will have 200+ rushing yards and 100+ passing yards. With all due respect to those 2 corners, they can't cover the WR, WB, RB, TE and FB, and Scott County can pass to all of five.

 

While I realize that Scott county is strong and should definitely be favored over the young Tates Creek Squad. HAving 2 D1 Caliber corners takes away a ton of passing game in High School. For Example, Tates Creek's defense over the last 4 games. Passing Defense......Against

#8 E. Jessamine----0 Catches 0 Yards

#5 Corbin-----------69 passing yards.

#17 Henry Clay-----33 Passing Yards

#3 Ryle--------------106 passing

(mostly screens)----(52 yds/game avg.)

 

None of these games were any team even remotely close to being able to establish passing outside to the receivers. Now you may be right, they can throw to the FB, and TE, but you can negate throwing outside. And I can promise you, that D. Oxendine will be able to move the ball on the ground. I won't promise 200+, but Tates Creek does average 210 yards per game on the ground. And that is against very good competition and on the road. Don't be surprised when this game is alot closer than you think.

Edited by TC_Nation19

While I realize that Scott county is strong and should definitely be favored over the young Tates Creek Squad. HAving 2 D1 Caliber corners takes away a ton of passing game in High School. For Example, Tates Creek's defense over the last 4 games. Passing Defense......Against

#8 E. Jessamine----0 Catches 0 Yards

#5 Corbin-----------69 passing yards.

#17 Henry Clay-----33 Passing Yards

#3 Ryle--------------106 passing

(mostly screens)----(52 yds/game avg.)

 

None of these games were any team even remotely close to being able to establish passing outside to the receivers. Now you may be right, they can throw to the FB, and TE, but you can negate throwing outside. And I can promise you, that D. Oxendine will be able to move the ball on the ground. I won't promise 200+, but Tates Creek does average 210 yards per game on the ground. And that is against very good competition and on the road. Don't be surprised when this game is alot closer than you think.

 

I don't know about Corbin, but the other three are definitely more running offenses this year. McKee has migrated to a very balance run-pass offense with Lawler at QB. Lawler's play action fakes are outstanding and he's accurate; only 4 interceptions in the last 16 games. Load the box and Lawler will roll out to pass or run. Scott County has the best QB Tates Creek will face in regular season play. No doubt, it will be a really good game.

I don't know about Corbin, but the other three are definitely more running offenses this year. McKee has migrated to a very balance run-pass offense with Lawler at QB. Lawler's play action fakes are outstanding and he's accurate; only 4 interceptions in the last 16 games. Load the box and Lawler will roll out to pass or run. Scott County has the best QB Tates Creek will face in regular season play. No doubt, it will be a really good game.

 

Definitely look forward to this one. Im looking to see just how much the young Commodores have grown. Coach Harmon has done a great job bringing along this young team. And he has done it with throwing them to the fire against some stiff comp early in the schedule. Including the schedule that is reflected above, they also played in their live scrimmage against #4 Louisville Butler. But what he has also done, is gone to a more ball control clock management style to help keep the other offense off of the field. Interior Lineman #55 TD Jemison will need to play big and wreak havoc in the backfield to disrupt the misdirection of Scott county. Will be an interesting game...

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