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2011 KHSAA 4A State Championship: Highlands 42 Franklin-Simpson 14

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We were just wondering the same thing. :clap:

 

:D lol

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Watch Dale take a page out of Spinal Tap and turn his total state victories "Up to 11".

Congratulations, Birds!

What is the Kentucky record for consecutive state championships?

Congratulations to the Birds on winning #21. The Birds have now won titles in Classes 2A-5A; 4/6 classes; impressive.

PT finishes his career with 183 yards passing and 122 on the ground.

This was one of those games I watched knowing it was going to be very one sided. The fumble and the drive that followed by Highlands was the ball game.

I know my math is shaky but I counted 7 fumbles for FS.

 

Yes they did, however they only lost 2 of those. The big one happened on the 1. I highly doubt it would have changed the outcome.

 

 

 

Hearing the Birds will Blitz for 6 in 2012. Just sayn.......

What is the Kentucky record for consecutive state championships?

 

I believe Highlands just tied it with 5. Boyle County also won 5 in a row. So Highlands will be going for that record next season. Please correct me if wrong.

 

My question is what is the record for consecutive appearances in the championship game? Beechwood had seven straight from 1991-1997 winning 6 titles and a runnerup finish in 1995. Is 7 the record?

http://www.kentucky.com/2011/12/03/1982225/highlands-beats-franklin-simpson.html

 

From the article:

 

■ Won their 21st championship, tying Trinity for the state record.

 

■ Established single-season state records for points (849), touchdowns (121) and total yards (7,516).

 

■ Gave Dale Mueller his 10th state title, more than any coach in state history.

 

■ Finished off a state-record 13th undefeated season.

^ Also, didn't Highlands tie a state record (held by Boyle County) for most extra points made in a season? I seem to recall reading that HHS neded six XPs to tie, which is what they got tonight.

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