Justafan2

My daughter just called me from the school. She said the game is being moved to Thursday at 6:30 p.m.

I wasn't there (was at the John Hardin game), but here is the article from the local paper. Congratulations Fort Knox! http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/cgi-bin/c2.cgi?053+article+Sports+20091024024016053053011

John's defense really stepped up, especially their secondary. Great effort and solid win.

Government contractors and private non-unit personnel will not be permitted to live on Fort Knox, which is what it takes to send a student to the school. However, there will be two brigades transferring in which will bring a lot of Soldiers living on post and should help.

It's LIMBO time!

If the team is ever going to improve and have the potential to be a consistent winner, you must attend the games and show your support to the program. In every formula that successful teams use, community support is a huge factor. If you/the community does not support the program, the program will never succeed.

You have Central over Highlands, Boyle Co. over Bell (who you didn't even list), and Beechwood over Newport Central Catholic? Cannot disagree more.:confused:

I don't care where the finals are held or who is playing, my brother and I watch all the games every year.

I'll be there for all six games. Can't wait!!!

Congrats to Mr. Finch for a great season and career.

I agree he has a point. I was laughing when I read it because it's true.

Did you read the viewer comment at the bottom of the article? " I think it is pathetic that our hometown nespaper has written an entire article on Highlands. This is the first time in 24 years that the Colonels have been to the state championship. There should have been an article in the sports everynight this week about this team. We do not care that Highlands is chasing an 18th victory. WE CARE THAT THE COLONELS ARE AFTER THE FIRST IN 24 YEARS. " Now that's funny! :laugh:

And let's not forget Beechwood. They are one of the smallest 1A schools and still dominate.

Not necessarily. Who has the most state championships has a lot to do with how many classes are represented by each area. Louisville is dominated by 6A schools with a few smaller classes sprinkled in. I thought the question was relating to if both areas created an allstar team, who would win? Is that not the question?:confused:

Are you Fugate's agent or something? I've never seen such over the top admiration for one player before.

I plan on watching all of them, but if I had to pick only one, the 2A game looks to be the best on paper.

Virtually every review of a team states they either have great size/strength or great team speed. Which is more important?

Looks like some good matchups.

That's just what they tell little people :lol:

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Yes I was at the game. Thanks for the clarification, and K&K G is correct. That was my mistake, but the long return NEAR the goal line set up the TD.

Couldn't agree more. #40 and #20 are extremely tough, and OC can be very proud of their performance. The game was much closer than the final score indicates.

STOP in the name of love, before you break my heart.

I agree JH wins in a close one. Doss won the last game by one TD, but they got 2 TDs on kickoff returns. Hopefully JH can fix that and win this one. The one thing that concerns me is it is supposed to rain Friday, which may slow them down. Gonna be a good one.

Very well said and thanks for the insight. Couldn't agree more.