Juiceman

Max Oldham, BGHS kicker, broke the state high school record last night for consecutive PAT's. He hit his 76th straight, before having his 77th blocked. The previous record was 75 set this season by Russell's Jason Dolly who hit his 75th and got his 76th blocked. Congratulations to Max, who has just recently come back from a serious ankle injury (tore 3 ligaments) on getting this record.

Will BG regroup after their Trinity loss and get their offense going? Will BG's tough defense be ready. Not sure what North Hardin has, but I'm sure they'll be fired up after their loss to Warren Central.

Well said Jim... I agree, hope it's injury free, well-played, and the ref's keep their hankies in their pockets a little. I'm sure it will be hard fought and well played on both sides. Good luck to Trinity, but not too much...

Listen BG is a solid team, year in and year out, but Trinity is loaded (as usual). Seems like the Trinity fans last year thought they would blow BG out on their home field, and BG fought and maned up and played them toe-to-toe. And could've won with a few breaks. I give Trinity their due, they are a top flight program with unlimited funds, unlimited kids to play...on paper they should win by 3 TD's (or more). But, the game is not played on paper, it's played with the heart, desire and hustle. BG will rock with them, and I expect BG's defense to provide Trinity a tough test, but too many bodies at Trinity will wear down BG by end of game. But, you just never know... BG jumps out quickly, could put some interesting play in the game. No matter what, Trinity is favored big as they should be, but don't count BG out, they'll play their butts off and knock heads.

First game for both teams in the annual Rafferty's Bowl. Looks like a toss-up. Can the Purples re-load again this year? Is Henry Clay as good as they say? Inquiring minds want to know...