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I-N-D-I-A-N-S, Indians are THE BEST!!! It's great to be a Holy Cross Indian! That's the extent of my memory on our High School cheers. Congrats to Holy Cross, Coach Koz and all Holy Cross Fans. And to my mentor John Wysong, I'm sure you had the best seat in the house for this one.

Does Sam Diehl get on this list anywhere? And Kyle Callahan just won the Euro Bowl.

Hey PaNDA, please don't think that I was putting you in that catetory. I agree, it's like seeing your girlfriend with another guy. But people actaully came up to me and said Listerman came into the gym with all of his Holmes gear on and said it meaning, he should not have. Just remember everyone, he would have rather been in Colonel Blue yesterday.

I heard people bashing that he wore his Holmes gear. People, you got what you wanted. Can you please leave the man alone.

Anyone know of a public servant with a siren and light on their car that can get me to Ft. Thomas from East Walnut Hills in 30 minuntes would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to Carolyn Smith for her helping out with parking by the way! Nice Lady. A rose among thorns. :laugh:

Fans, there's always CovCath Internet Radio. Click here.

CovCath and Ashland both beat Harrison Co by about the same score. Then CovCath beat Ashland by 27. You can't compare. One thing I learned about watching HHS vs JC, when they put 8 in the box they can stop the run.

God I hope HHS starts believing this garbage. Last I looked takeaways are all part of it. Too bad HHS cannot create turnovers. Boy then they'd really be good.

Lighten up Francis. The numbers help answer the question to the thread. When you are 17 yards away from a victory I think you have the kind of team to win.

First and 10 at the HHS 17 with a minute to go down 5, 400 yards of offense and the most points scored by a NKY team in over 13 years. I'd say the answer is a resounding yes. Bluebirds, please feel free to be 100% positive the answer is no.

And he got love on the CovCath Internet Radio broadcast which ranks up there with Pavarotti in Vegas.

Dave Campbell, it would be a huge step up in talent for a great coach.

CovCath/Ashland thread has more posts and views than the HHS/Johnsonville thread. Just don't ever remember seeing more interest in a CovCath game than anyone HHS was playing. Just saying.

As just about always, CovCath one of the only places where a 31 point win gets such criticism. Dropped passes, Bir was not sharp, did not run enough.......unreal. Congrats to the Colonel players and coaches. One of the most fun teams to watch in a long time. Sad we only have 4 more games to enjoy them.

CovCath also set record for points in regular season 438 it was 423 in 1992.

Thank you all for you very nice comments.

And Thanks TOG for your kind words as well. You are a great friend.

First of all Clyde, I can't thank you enough for the thread. I'd like to clear up something. I did not do the Oyler game by myself. I had decided that I would if I had to, but my color man on CovCath radio, Head CCH freshman coach Kevin Connor, took time away from his family on one of his only free Friday nights to do the game with me. Kevin talked about these kids like they were his own, and it was all genuine. There were kids in this game that would play for any team in NKY. Oyler would be the #2 seed in 1A right now, guaranteed. Click here for the link to the game. Treat yourself. Also, the kid I mentor is Donnie Thomas. He's their QB, point guard on the basketball team and pitches on their baseball team. Kevin stated he has J. J. Jude speed. It was played at West High and they have an incredible facility. It was as nice a Friday Night Lights atmosphere that I could remember. Both teams were 1-7 and were playing like they were going for the playoffs. Players limping around and teams having to call a time out to keep them in the game because Oyler only had 14 kids in uniform. I can't remember a more rewarding 3 hours spent. I did get to see Donnie on the field with his many family members who sported t-shirts with his picture on the front and Don Don on the back. I gave him a hug and asked him if we was ok as he fought back tears. He just nodded and thanked me for coming. I think he knew this was going to be the last time he put on the pads, unless of course the college coaches that Kevin Connor contacts this weekend give him a call. Oh I failed to mention that Donnie had about 500 yards of offense with 200 kick return yards and an 80 yard TD on a return. Not sure of the rushing and passing stats. He punts and plays defense as well. He's about 5'-7" and about 150 pounds. He's an 'A' student and during one meeting at Oyler he told me his favorite bible quote. He told me once that he only reaches for things above him and nothing below him. He's a winner. Someone needs to take a chance. He wants to go into engineering. One reason they paired us up was my passion for sports. I'm lucky to have had this opportunity to know him.

I do enjoy looking at the whole in the wall put in there after the Bovard catch in 2006.....so I'm told.

Hate losing to the Birds. Love the guys in their press box. Good people.

If Dale is worried about fan reaction with him running the ball instead of throwing it, two things; for one I'd be absolutely stunned and two, I'd say there are problems in Ft. Thomas. I'd say he wanted a first down and was not going to get it running the football.

My Elder contact says 13.

Elder's front line is huge. I'm going to say Panthers by 10.

It's this friday 10/21.

My numbers came off of maxpreps.com yesterday.