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NKY Frosh Week 10 Developments and who to crown as Champ

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Boone didn't want any part of Ryle, they won the first time and know that it wouldn't happen the second time.

 

Hey easy there fella. Boone just wanted Ryle to feel like they fit in. Remember, per the coin flip, Ryle was the "odd man out".

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Boone didn't want any part of Ryle, they won the first time and know that it wouldn't happen the second time.

 

Easy to make these type of statements when you don't have to back them up.

Why not play the game then?

 

There was a 5 way tie. Boone was all in when they were going to play Dixie. If Boone really wanted to prove they were the 6A freshman champions why not play Ryle. Ryle coaches were not present at this meeting as they were at the Freshman game supporting their freshman team defeat Dixie so they did not participate in the decision making but did offer to play Boone.

 

Boone did win the first time against Ryle in a very close game. Ryle improved a great deal throughout the season - I agree with Ryle Wagon on there would have been a diffferent result the second time around.

 

Hopefully for next season, there will be specific tie breakers to end this debate.

Boone didn't want any part of Ryle, they won the first time and know that it wouldn't happen the second time.

 

Why not play the game then?

 

There was a 5 way tie. Boone was all in when they were going to play Dixie. If Boone really wanted to prove they were the 6A freshman champions why not play Ryle. Ryle coaches were not present at this meeting as they were at the Freshman game supporting their freshman team defeat Dixie so they did not participate in the decision making but did offer to play Boone.

 

Boone did win the first time against Ryle in a very close game. Ryle improved a great deal throughout the season - I agree with Ryle Wagon on there would have been a diffferent result the second time around.

 

Hopefully for next season, there will be specific tie breakers to end this debate.

 

Why would Boone even want to play? When Dixie decided not to play it eliminated any chance for Boone to win the overall Frosh championship in a playoff. And they had already sewed up the Boone County Frosh championship :thumb: having beaten Ryle and Conner to go 2-0 (Cooper game cancelled) for best record in the county! :D

 

By the way, some Boone players felt they played poorly against Ryle first time around and would have beaten them more handily if they played again. Yeah I know, but it's as good as yourall's "assurances" Ryle would have won. At least Boone has a win to stake their claim on, a win that makes them COUNTY CHAMPS!

 

Hey guys it's almost basketball season and I gotta start getting warmed up for that somehow! :lol:

Why would Boone even want to play? Wow, if you have to ask this question. Why would a football player want to play football. Maybe it is best they quit for the season.

Why would Boone even want to play? When Dixie decided not to play it eliminated any chance for Boone to win the overall Frosh championship in a playoff. And they had already sewed up the Boone County Frosh championship :thumb: having beaten Ryle and Conner to go 2-0 (Cooper game cancelled) for best record in the county! :D

 

By the way, some Boone players felt they played poorly against Ryle first time around and would have beaten them more handily if they played again. Yeah I know, but it's as good as yourall's "assurances" Ryle would have won. At least Boone has a win to stake their claim on, a win that makes them COUNTY CHAMPS!

 

Hey guys it's almost basketball season and I gotta start getting warmed up for that somehow! :lol:

 

It's nothing to do about the championship for Freshmen, 6A, County, or Street level. It's about going out playing one more game, improvement for the next 3 years, plus a Rival team at that. IMO if Boone would of played Dixie, Dixie wins hands down.

Why not play the game then?

 

There was a 5 way tie. Boone was all in when they were going to play Dixie. If Boone really wanted to prove they were the 6A freshman champions why not play Ryle. Ryle coaches were not present at this meeting as they were at the Freshman game supporting their freshman team defeat Dixie so they did not participate in the decision making but did offer to play Boone.

 

Boone did win the first time against Ryle in a very close game. Ryle improved a great deal throughout the season - I agree with Ryle Wagon on there would have been a diffferent result the second time around.

 

Hopefully for next season, there will be specific tie breakers to end this debate.

Remember, Dixie head coaches were at the game as well. The boys were told at the end of the Ryle game that the season was over. If the blame for going back on their word was on dixie then it came from Spritzky or from Frosh coach during game. THE PLAYERS DIDN'T DECIDE THIS. the next day the offer to play up was made for jv or varsity.

It's nothing to do about the championship for Freshmen, 6A, County, or Street level. It's about going out playing one more game, improvement for the next 3 years, plus a Rival team at that. IMO if Boone would of played Dixie, Dixie wins hands down.

 

You know what they say opinions are like, right?!?! The season ends with Boone haven beaten Ryle. That's a fact, no opinion involved.

Why would Boone even want to play? Wow, if you have to ask this question. Why would a football player want to play football. Maybe it is best they quit for the season.

 

That was simply a way of leading into a little dig at the folks determining what the outcome would be of a game that wasn't going to be played.

 

Of course I would have liked to have seen the game played (would have driven the 3 1/2 hours to see it since I couldn't make the first one), but once it's determined it won't be played, and fans of one team insist on wanting to claim some sort faux victory, it's time to answer back.....all in fun of course!

 

"Quit"? Boone apparently didn't quit in the game that was actually played since they can out on the long end of the score! :D

It's nothing to do about the championship for Freshmen, 6A, County, or Street level. It's about going out playing one more game, improvement for the next 3 years, plus a Rival team at that. IMO if Boone would of played Dixie, Dixie wins hands down.

 

Hopefully the freshman that are playing up for both teams will still get the chance to play the other team one more time in the 2nd round of the playoffs...

So what all the Boone Cty folk are saying then is the game tonight between HHS/CCH is for the Campbell/Kenton Cty Championship. Man, can't wait to see that hoodie. 2011 Campbell/Kenton Cty. Freshman Big School Champs! Sweet!

Is it any wonder that when a football program constantly chooses the path of least resistance, it eventually becomes the path of least resistance? :isurrender:

So what all the Boone Cty folk are saying then is the game tonight between HHS/CCH is for the Campbell/Kenton Cty Championship. Man, can't wait to see that hoodie. 2011 Campbell/Kenton Cty. Freshman Big School Champs! Sweet!

 

There you go ... It all about the hoodie!

Why would Boone even want to play? When Dixie decided not to play it eliminated any chance for Boone to win the overall Frosh championship in a playoff. And they had already sewed up the Boone County Frosh championship :thumb: having beaten Ryle and Conner to go 2-0 (Cooper game cancelled) for best record in the county! :D

 

By the way, some Boone players felt they played poorly against Ryle first time around and would have beaten them more handily if they played again. Yeah I know, but it's as good as yourall's "assurances" Ryle would have won. At least Boone has a win to stake their claim on, a win that makes them COUNTY CHAMPS!

 

Hey guys it's almost basketball season and I gotta start getting warmed up for that somehow! :lol:

 

So does this mean Boone County frosh only won 4 games on the field against big schools in the conference (i.e., they did not play both Dixie or Cooper) and actually only went 4-2 this season in actual games played in the conference? I understand that the Boone (and Dixie) parents really want the sons teams to be tied with the other freshman teams with 6-2 records (and I don't have a child in this group for any of the teams) but their logic is strained (at best) or mathematical fact fallacy (in reality) and their 4-2 or 5-2 (combined with refusing to pay the other team) records does not make them tied with the 3 teams that are 6-2 and actually beat 1 or 2 (50%) more teams on the field. I understand it is only freshman ball which should be primarily about player and team development (I agree with that completely) and not about championships (and related hoodies) but i do hope they fix this in the future and require teams to play each other to be part of the conference (elgible for the championship) or agree on a divisional system that suits them where teams at least play all the team in their division to determine eligibility for the championship.

:lol::lol::lol::lol: Y'all way too serious!

 

Dress warm tonight at the Frosh game between HHS/CCH. Going to be a bit breezy!

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