WHO'S NEXT?
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It's a sportcenter of sports sections with just national coverage of stuff that happened almost 24 hrs earlier
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Seeing PT somewhere in the 3 to 4 score range. Tornado didn't quite play up to their potential after coming off the bye week to finish the regular season.
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This district seems to be pretty even from top to bottom, with each team able to beat, or least give a good game to, one another by looking at the results. Bethlehem will run a similar set from the shotgun and do some of the same things Mayfield does, just not as effectively. They are big and beefy, but don't have a lot of speed and this will ultimately give them fits. Defense, hopefully, will be the unit they have been much of the season and keep Bethlehem to a couple of TD's or less. Will be watching for the results of the Paris game as they will have played Frankfort, Bethlehem and (after Friday) Beechwood for a little comparison. Good to be at home this week instead of making that long, deer infested drive on a frigid night along the Western Kentucky Parkway.
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6A football and Western Kentucky are not words that will ever strike fear in the power schools from Louisville. It's always nice to have area schools go deep in the playoffs, but I'm afraid the Mustangs will have to be content with being the big dogs down here in the sticks.
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If I heard correctly, Mayfield had their longest pass from scrimmage in this game and Arnett tied a record with 6 td passes.
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I agree, but I've never felt they had or have better than a 50/50 chance anyway.
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Just a 2 pt. conversion from putting McCracken in that list too and going undefeated. More impressed by what my Cards have done with their non-district resume. Graves, Russellville, and Caldwell should be able to win, at least, a couple of early round games each.
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Snake hit it on the nose. Graves is becoming a well rounded team and peaking at the perfect time. Odds are better than 50/50 that Graves sends Central back to BG with a loss again this year.
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I was reading intently, buying into everything... until I see Pikeville scoring 31 in the championship game against Mayfield. :no:
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Considering Manual doesn't know what a road trip is, not leaving the metro in the last 2 years, I look for McCracken to jump out early with Manual left to play catch up for most of the game. McCracken 24 to 21.
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Yep, I think it just a receiver in the area not the box
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Bacon is as sure handed as they come. If it's in his vicinity, he'll bring it in. I'm sure they've told Arnett not to take the big loss, but 2 intentional grounding penalties isn't any better. Get outside of the tackle or find a receiver in the area.
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Tiger fans, what gives. Did Caldwell just run into a buzz saw tonight or did the Tigers just not play motivated. Sindelar played OK, but this was not the guy that slices and dices up secondaries. Several dropped passes by his receivers did not help him. Did Caldwell have any starters not play tonight? The way OCath throws the ball around, Tigers may exit the playoffs sooner rather than later again this year.
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My prediction is that if Somerset wins a game this year it will because the other team sat out key players, had injuries or coaches were not really trying to win due to focus on upcoming basketball season. :sarcastic:
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Graves Co. has finally put the right players in the right spots and are rolling. Unranked beating number #2 5A is a decent possibility in a few weeks. Guessing they are just beyond the top 10.
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Run defense is the most solid portion of this Mayfield team. Now, for the first time since early in the season, Mayfield will find itself facing a squad that can pass and do it effectively... much more so than McCracken. You only have to go back to last Friday night when the WR for RVille dropped passes in the end zone on both 3rd and 4th down. I just don't like the matchups with Caldwell's taller receiver. I hope they can prove me wrong. If they can pull this game out, I will feel good about this defense carrying them to another state championship.
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I think the home winning streak ends with this game. Caldwell is just as good as last year, and despite the record, Mayfield is not. Sindelar will do it through the air and, when need be, with his feet taking off for his yards. Mayfield's only chance is to do what Murray does... pound the ball, move the chains and limit Caldwell posessions. I see the Tigers by a couple of scores. 42 to 28.
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Still dealing with some of the same issues that date back to Milan and some of the earlier weeks. Thought they might have ironed these things out over the last month. Russellville is banging on the door, and will likely have one final chance to knock it down in a few weeks.
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Russellville will use 3 guys to pound and ground out the run, as they pass very sparingly. This game may have the excitement of the Murray game, but with the Panthers not able to keep the chains moving like Murray did. Mayfield's run D is very solid right now and I would expect maybe a touchdown from Russellville, but not much more. Expecting a low scoring game, 24 to 8 or 28 to 8.
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Graves finally settled on a QB, former Mayfield player Reed, and are now getting some passing production, giving defenses something to worry about other than Crider at running back. I would think the winner of Hoptown/Graves Co. could crack the top 10 next week. Both teams have won 4 in a row.
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Finally, some meaningful football returns next week.
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