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KyTiger89

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  1. Strictly based on the username RK (initials) and QB...And that comment, I wonder who this guy roots for
  2. Campbell 7 Newport 5 Highlands 3 Holmes 2 Ryle 1 Most: Campbell
  3. NCC 21 Bellevue 0 Half
  4. Now, now, now. :lol: I'm not sure if Dayton has the line to open up gaps for Richardson and help protect Sherlock in the pocket. Ludlow will have atleast one defensive touchdown and will win the game. Ludlow 26 Dayton 12
  5. And this is the confusing point about POY honors. Do you base it on truly the POY or MVP? I think if your voting for POY, its the best player, hands down, despite the teams record, schedule, etc. However, if your voting for MVP, I think the team has to perform well, therefore making him a very "valuable" player.
  6. The enquirer came out with a poll yesterday asking people to vote on the "Best High School Football Rivalry in Northern Kentucky". Whats your opinions? I'd go with Bellevue/Dayton. The small schools put everything out on the field every time this game is played, and the pride that comes along with the victor is amazing. Highlands/CovCath is also up there for me.
  7. Absolutely correct. The Bellevue and Dayton faithful are full of pride for their schools, and competition against the other. If these schools merged, it would take away one of the best rivalries in Northern Kentucky. No way these schools combine
  8. Ludlow 7 CovCath 5 Boone 3 Campbell Cty. 2 Walton Verona 1 Tiebreaker 1: Boone
  9. For Bellevue to pull the upset, they have to pray for a low-scoring affair. If this game goes into around 25+, NCC will more than likely win. However, if the D steps up and contains NCC to just 3 scores, who knows what the offense can stumble upon. The difference in this game will be turnovers. Bellevue needs to put pressure on Kues and force him to turn the ball over. I'm not going to make a prediction just yet. I'll wait until later in the week.
  10. Great job to both teams. Ludlow really hung in their for a while. I hope to see both of these teams do well through the rest of the season!
  11. Bellevue 27 Ludlow 14 Starting to pull away. Start of the 4th.
  12. Ludlow is doing a nice job. Buckler, for Bellevue, has 2 scores. Bellevue missed both extra points, but their defense got a safety to get to 14.
  13. Bellevue 14 Ludlow 14 Half
  14. 7- Bellevue 5- NCC 3- Simon 2- Boone 1- Brossart TB- Simon
  15. The rushing attack will be too much for Ludlow Bellevue 26 Ludlow 13
  16. One of the best traditions around Northern Kentucky football.
  17. I hope your right. Back to the subject in hand, I think Bellevue will control the tempo of this game and will win 26-7
  18. Stud Wills? Maybe I missed something from the game, but what makes you think that?
  19. Bellevue 26-14 I expect big games on the defensive side of the ball from some unlikely candidates for the Tigers.
  20. Bellevue overlooked Silver Grove, just as CovCath probably overlooked Bellevue.
  21. Coach VORIES will do a great job in Newport, with some talent, including Bivens, they could be a bit of a surprise.
  22. Thank you for making my point. The people who should know do know. I don't think someone from Covington, Lexington, or wherever else in the Bluegrass should know what's going on in these matters. :thumb:

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