CentreRocks

Which school did he play for?

Robey, Brohm, Bush, Driver?

The CJ's is always Christmas Eve or Christmas.

I agree, but am confused as to what he is saying.

The CJ, The Herald Leader, BGP's.

Miles will get it next year.

Thanks.

OFFENSE First team QB — Courtney Dalcourt, Franklin-Simpson RB — Deuce Finch, St. Xavier RB — Channing Fugate, Breathitt Co. Rec. — Austin Collinsworth, Highlands Rec. — Chris Gohman, Elizabethtown Rec. — Victor Moulden, Hopkinsville OL — Marcus Arnold, North Hardin OL — Adam Dempsey, Highlands OL — Jacob Langston, Christian Co. OL — Dominic Mainello, Beechwood OL — Larry Warford, Madison Central K — Monte Merrick, Bell Co. DEFENSE First team DL — Mister Cobble, Central DL — Trevor Foy, St. Xavier DL — Kody Rosenhagen, Highlands DL — Elijah Young, Bowling Green LB — Josh Carter, Fort Campbell LB — Jordan Whiting, Trinity LB — Ridge Wilson, Central DB — Jay Beard, Bowling Green DB — Dalton Cissell, North Bullitt DB — Justin Green, Male DB — D.J. Hall, St. Xavier DB — Shenard Holton, Warren East P — Rex Coleman, Graves Co. 3: St. Xavier and Highlands 2: Central and Bowling Green Louisville: 7 (Not counting Hardin and Bullitt) NKY: 4

RB — VaShun Banks, Christian Co. RB — Tevin Barksdale, Bowling Green What kind of years did these guys have?

1. So are you saying that if both teams play mistake free football, it's a game that comes down to the last few plays? 2. Have you seen both teams play?

Good job DEUUUUUUUUUUCE and the rest of his offensive teammates at St. Xavier.

I think Trinity's biggest advantage willl be in special teams. SK has a lot of trouble punting and kicking off. Trinity ought to gain about 30 hidden yards every change of possession.

If you only knew some of the back stories behind those guys. We had a big conversation about one of those guys after the game Friday. What a coincidence.

Now that is a great question!

Since SK has improved from the 52-0 loss in 2005, I would assume not. Any team with "the best player in the state" ought to be able to score.

Here's how Massey has the top 10 from NKY/Louisville: 1. Trinity (2.40) 2. St. X (2.36) 3. Highlands (1.73) 7. Manual 8. Eastern 9. New Cath 11. Beechwood 12. Ballard 13. PRP 14. Simon Kenton http://www.highschoolsports.net/defaultcal300x250.cfm?ct=stateratings&conftodisp=Kentucky&year=2008&valueType=1&timeoffset=300

That's like saying "Outside of Highlands, Beechwood and every now and then New Cath, no one in my neck of the woods(central ky/eastern ky) is scared of anyone else from NKY." :lol:

Nice job StraightShooter. Massey has it 45-12.

Trinity's also ranked 16th in the Nation in the PrepNation poll: http://prepnation.com/poll/poll.cfm?poll=1&year=2008&week=17

Your member name suits you well. :thumb:

Birdsfan is just trying to get a rile out of you guys this week. He wants to stay positive for SK. He knows Trinity is the best team in the state and should win easily against SK. He'll be back to his normal self late Saturday evening. :thumb:

True. Ryle had one first down until the 4th quarter.

KHSAA hasn't update Trinity's but here is the best site anyway: http://www.geocities.com/trinityshamrock/2008stats/teamcume.htm SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total -------------------- --- --- --- --- --- Trinity High School. 185 210 136 90 - 621 Opponents........... 16 40 34 61 - 151

Green envy strikes again. Seems to me that most if not all believe that SK is not the best team in NKY.

Through 14 games, Simon Kenton has only thrown for 909 yards, an average of 65 yards a game. Do the SK supporters feel they will be successful Saturday with such an anemic pass offense? Is the running game so strong, like Ryle's purportedly was 2 years ago, that SK hasn't had the need to pass? http://www.khsaa.org/football/2008/6abottomstats.pdf