If any team has the ability to beat Highlands' date=' i'd put my money on Cov. Cath. There is just something in the air when these two teams meet that wreeks of upset. Even though Highlands has dominated recently, the smell is still there in the hearts of all bluebird fans.[/quote']

 

I agree. I think CCH provides some unique match ups for the Bluebirds defense. CCH will probably need to be plus a couple turnovers to slow down the Birds' offense and for them to have a chance to win.

I saw the weirdest thing driving to work this morning down Dixie Highway from Ft. Mitchell to Covington. There was a convoy of dump trucks filled to the brim with dirt pulling in to Wooten Field in Park Hills. Backed traffic up for about 2 miles.

 

In an unrelated story, the Power of 5 Radar Network is predicting rain all day Friday and Saturday.

 

Dudley Hilton Excavating?

I saw the weirdest thing driving to work this morning down Dixie Highway from Ft. Mitchell to Covington. There was a convoy of dump trucks filled to the brim with dirt pulling in to Wooten Field in Park Hills. Backed traffic up for about 2 miles.

 

In an unrelated story, the Power of 5 Radar Network is predicting rain all day Friday and Saturday.

 

 

Not sure about the dump trucks, but how do you feel the weather will effect Saturdays matchup? I would assume it will greatly help Cov Cath and their dominating run game vs the Blue birds air attack. Any thoughts?

If any team has the ability to beat Highlands' date=' i'd put my money on Cov. Cath. There is just something in the air when these two teams meet that wreeks of upset. Even though Highlands has dominated recently, the smell is still there in the hearts of all bluebird fans.[/quote']

 

Bluebirds fans' hearts can smell?

Dudley Hilton Excavating?

 

Not sure, but Coach Ray was driving the lead truck.

Bluebirds fans' hearts can smell?

After a hard workout sometimes. But we use a lot of Axe to cover it up.

Trucks are all gone now. I just hope they get the field cleaned off by Saturday.

 

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I don't see this game as close as others do. Birds by 21+!

 

 

Has anyone called it close? I haven't seen it posted yet. I actually feel this will be a close one.

Does CCH have artificial turf?

Yes artificial turf--no mud holes

Not sure about the dump trucks, but how do you feel the weather will effect Saturdays matchup? I would assume it will greatly help Cov Cath and their dominating run game vs the Blue birds air attack. Any thoughts?

 

I agree, the Birds have no running game and Patrick reminds me of Joe Namath with his bad knees, he can't run a step. If it rains, HHS loses.

I agree with WnS There is just something about this game!!! Smelly or not...:dancingpa

Had turf, but looks like they put some new BROWN rubber pellets down for the occasion. Looks like todays rain has started to get them to settle into the turf nicely. Nicely done Flotsam. Go BIRDS.

Not sure about the dump trucks, but how do you feel the weather will effect Saturdays matchup? I would assume it will greatly help Cov Cath and their dominating run game vs the Blue birds air attack. Any thoughts?

 

Without a torrential downpour, the rain does not affect this game at all.

CCH will need a perfect game & the birds will need to make some mistakes.

Strange things happen when rivals play....

I saw the weirdest thing driving to work this morning down Dixie Highway from Ft. Mitchell to Covington. There was a convoy of dump trucks filled to the brim with dirt pulling in to Wooten Field in Park Hills. Backed traffic up for about 2 miles.

 

In an unrelated story, the Power of 5 Radar Network is predicting rain all day Friday and Saturday.

 

Apparently, Thielen and Assoc (geotech engineers) has determined that "Rays Rock" is slipping and in fear of sinking into the river. Not even the big construction names of Park Hills will be able to save it. LOL.

 

Someoe said PeeWee was in lead truck..................