You know as a CCH alum('02), I have tremendous respect for Highlands. I was honestly expecting a blow out. If you sit back and watch and see the whole picture, there is no reason to act foolish and bash anyone. After the game, I could've bashed many Highlands fans and even smarted off to Chris Collinsworth who was standing right next to me, but what would that do? Instead I thanked them for coming and wished them a safe trip home and good luck the rest of the season. Why? It just feels like the right thing to do. I and many of us CCH alums we're not brought up to act like that just as I'm sure many others from Highlands, Ryle, and whoever weren't brought up like that. So point being, let's sit back, enjoy each others perspectives and be friendly. Life is too short to argue and bash other Northern Kentuckians and more importantly fellow americans.
On a side note though, I and a few other CCH alums do care about this program and after talking to Coach Brossart after the game and when the crowd was already gone, about 3pm, we discussed "how" we can bring this program to the top. A few former players who have played at WKU against the likes of Auburn, and Georgia the past few years have taken an interest in getting this program to where it should be, ie(weights, attitude, intensity, toughness). Just thought I'd pass that on to any CCH backers who we're interested.