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Highlands Ryle SK Conner Dixie CovCath Boone Campbell Co. NCC Beechwood 2,3,4 are to be determined, as well as 5 and 6. Everything else looks to be right. :thumb:

Then came district play!

When has HC every ran anywhere? From the sounds of the game, they were aided with fortunate turnovers and field position. I don't recall HC's speed being a factor in last years playoffs against NKY opponents. They obviously have a good football team and may have a shot at advancing far into the playoffs. But I don't remember any Lexington school ever, being able to compete with Louisville top tier teams. Maybe NKY is closer to Lex than you thought?? And Highlands would run circles around most Lexington schools! :dancingpa

Things may be deceiving with a very good offensive line. Bardo's ability to run and scramble makes him more effective. He will help them win their district but a serious question may be answered soon...can the birds defend the pass against a quality opponent? :idunno:

Who cares :thumb:...I understand that you were trying to make a point about living in Cooper's district, yet they have a catholic background and is expected to go to a catholic school....but who cares. CovCath will always get catholic or non-catholic players from all over NKY, thats life. This thread was about football. Congrats to Cov Cath Frosh on the enormous victory over the Camels.

The best turf in NKY...in 2004 :clap:

When AC was a freshman what was their freshman team like? The reason I ask, when Ryle's senior class were freshman, they went 2-7. Ryle plays very many juniors and one very talented soph in their varsity games. There is experience to gain and will be noticed throughout the season. Naturally, this depletes the junior depth on JV. In a great program, juniors dominate the JV field. Very seldomly does Ryle have the ability to field a Saturday morning team of junior starters. However with the strong junior class at Ryle, their depth and experience will continue to grow and success and recognition will happen very soon in Union. Last four Ryle freshman teams: 2-7, 7-1, 6-3, 3-0?? We may see fdifferent results far sooner than 2012.

The freshman schedules are really thrown out of whack this year due to the small/large division pairings. Ryle frosh are huge. They had their way with Highlands on the ground. Equally, however, Highlands ran their textbook counter nearly all night just as efficiently. The dropped balls were a big deal Wednesday night. #7 for Highlands was impressive on both sides of the ball. Special teams the deciding factor...Highlands getting a holding call on a two point conversion, then #24 for Ryle returning the following kickoff to the house...

What about Station of 08?

I'm sorry for you if your son is the kicker but the opening play was a dirty move, but acceptable and enjoyable. The play was in between whistles. Kicks and punches are not part of football but happen. If they are not called, then usually the dirtiest/cheapest team will take advantage. To say that Ryle football has no class or discipline is outright insane. Elliot is a 15 year old loose cannon. He needs to be controlled but the storybook program from Ft. Thomas has no room to speak. Listen to the eye witnesses and those from the past as well!!

:laugh: Are you seriously crying about playing up two levels. Highlands has been great since HS football has been around. Their expectations are just as high as any program in the area and using the small school card is unbelievable...Last year they were beating teams by 50 and 60, if they don't this year, maybe their just not as good as you thought...wow, is that possible???

Coach33, Ryle turned the balll over twice inside Cov's 25 yard line. Ryle had numerous big plays get called back for penalties as well. Ryle gave up 100's of yards in kickoff returns. Which team's game do you think had more flaws? I think the question is, if Ryle fixes some of those mistakes...what would have the score really been? What Cov Cath needs to do is figure out how to stop the run and how to utilize their qb effectively without getting him hurt.

Manual scored only 8 points because they turned the ball over. Manual's offense moved the football well just couldn't finish drives. Highlands turned the ball over as well but it was never a drive killing or momentum killing error. If Ryle can limit giving up the big play and not turn the ball over, the game will be very close.

As far as NKY is concerned, Pike is huge but Elliott already has a year of varsity football under his belt...and if either of those kids are under 200 pounds I would be really surprised.

7-Holy Cross 5-Ryle 3-Dixie 2-Gallatin Co. 1-Betsy Lan TB- Holy Crosse

How does a qb out play a qb? I'm pretty sure that the qb plays against a defense. If the ND bound qb didn't throw as many touchdowns as bardo, you should be saying the Birds D is gonna be great...but thats for another thread. Conner's West is the best qb in NKY. He is a proven and accomplished qb. We'll just have to see how well he does without his main weapon from a year ago..:idunno:

I agree with MT.. Track used to be considered a sport the winter and fall athletes would participate in to maintain or improve speed/endurance. But many, such as MT, find a home and sometimes ends up being their best or favorite sport. If you look at most state qualifying athletes in sprinting and jumping events, many of them play football in the fall. But how many basketball players do you see? How many soccer players do you see? These are the sports which ask them to "specialize". They are playing club soccer and AAU or open gym basketball. The only sport track should be losing athletes to is baseball, not club leagues...

You aren't very enlightened and are very naive. NKY programs, Class 1 through 6, has had an abundance of athletes which match the likes of T,X, and Male. Every year there are big time football players in this area but they typically don't go to one school for sports, ie. T and X. Also Your short term memory must have failed you, Dixie over T in 2003 and Sk over Male in 2008.. It'll happen again

1. Trinity 2. Highlands 3. Bell County 4. Louisville Central 5. Ft. Campbell 6. NCC 7. Simon Kenton 7. Beechwood 9. Christian County 10. Breathitt County 11. Bullitt East 12. Hazard

A lb who ran the ball, not fair. See if you are still saying that when you are watching him start fullback next year for The Naval Academy. Simpson to Shaun draws good a good comparison, however Simpson is tougher than Shaun was in High School. He sometimes prefers contact vs. Shaun utilized the sideline.

I think the success SK has had this year shows the maturity of Miles Simpson. Early in the season posters were claiming that he had quit midgame, ultimately dooming SK. Congrats go out to the Neers and the job they have done this season. So everyone who represents T, try not to bash a team who has achieved a lot. Let them enjoy it.

Wow. Great job SK. I don't know which i enjoy more, a NKY team getting to PJS or a Louisville team exiting.

I like Conner to win by scoring two late td's in come from behind fashion... Conner 20 Sk 19 Oh, that happened already. What do they do when Simpson is not having his best game? Conner 24 Simon Kenton 13.