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BIGDAWG11

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  1. Predictions? Thoughts?
  2. Quote: Originally Posted by RowdyRedRam While it is a bit of a gamble I think it is the right gamble for Manual to take. There is no denying that Manual has advantages over other schools in the state. They school compose of no reside area (other than all of Jefferson Co) completely based on a set of Magnet programs, with a student population that is very success driven. Unlike probably every other school in the area Manual can match, and in many cases exceed, academic success with X and T. Manual is arguably the best suited school to make a challenge to X and T. As it is right now I think the state of local (Louisville) football is in a very particular crossroads. X and T are skyrocketing and the most successful public program to challenge them, Male, is taking a turn in the wrong direction. I don't want to sound like I've already nailed the casket shut on Male, I do think Manual needs to take Male's place. If Manual (or any other public school) cannot challenge X or T I think we will see separation in the next ten years, and I don't see that being good at all. Manual needs to take steps like these to grow the program to BIG level (we don't want to lose any more Bernard Jackson's or Jordan Whitings out of our weight rooms). I believe they need to do it NOW, or it will be to late and there will be no catching X or T. So as we said before it is a gamble and they could quite possibly go 5-5 or worse (I predict 7-3), but I think it is a gamble they have to take. Its a good thing you are not nailing the casket shut on Male, because when it comes to High School football there are always alot of up and down cycles. In the last couple of years yes Male has lost to the Crimson's but that does not mean they are taking a turn in the wrong direction. This year Male has all of their O-line back as well as an abundance of returning starters at key positions, including a QB who took them to the 6A State semi-final last year. The dawgs will be back and Manual is not ready to take their place. As far as the up and down cycles look what Manual loses from last year, quite a bit i think. As far as academics Lou. Male is right there with Manual.
  3. Don't be embarrassed for Male. They dominated the game!
  4. So everybody is a referee now, there were no flags on the play seems like a successful play to me. If it was illegal one play did not make this game. Male controlled the line of scrimmage in the second half and simply out played Manual. On a dry field with Male's speed the score would have been worse.
  5. Manuals O-line doesn't compare to Male's, 5 seniors and an average of 230lbs, they have been blowing people off the ball. This should continue Friday nite
  6. Clean sweep! Frosh, JV,Varsity:dancingpa
  7. Winner gets the #1 seed. Loser gets the 3rd seed.
  8. Big district game. Who wins?
  9. Fern Creek 35 Shelby County 20
  10. At least there will be enough visitor seating back at Manual, much more exciting venue than the new St X stadium for viisitors
  11. The weather conditions helped also.
  12. Male put a lot of pressure on the QB in the 2nd half.
  13. 1st district game for both. Who wins?
  14. Just to get the facts straight. In the freshman game Central beat Male, but the Male - Central JV game was a runaway for the Bulldogs. They do play some Juniors but NONE play Varsity minutes.

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