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emperorhasnoclothes

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  1. The knocked down pass is in the end of this video. Can't tell for sure.
  2. Are there any Mayfield game videos on ihigh? I might have to do some homework this week!
  3. How do you get 59 points with only 266 total yards? Was there a short field the entire night? Rushing stats don't look like a lot of long runs. Do you have the scoring line as well?
  4. Also explains some of the loud cheers late in the game from the Frankfort faithful! Inspirational!
  5. Interesting story from the Enquirer: http://cincinnati.com/blogs/preps/2010/11/19/cool-side-note-from-beechwood-game/ It’s customary for coaches to empty their benches at the end of a blowout game, and that was the case Friday night at Sower Field during Beechwood’s 56-13 win against Frankfort. Among those coming off the bench for Frankfort was senior Austin Clark. Austin is blind. He came in and played nose tackle on defense, making a pair of tackles in the process. These were no fluke tackles. Clark fired off on the snap of the ball, stayed low and kept going until the whistle blew. When it came time for the Panthers to go on offense, Clark went in and played right guard. On one play he blocked his man 10+ yards down the field as a running play went to the opposite side. The Panthers would go on to score their lone touchdown of the second half while Clark was playing. It would be easy for any player to give up with his team trailing like Frankfort was, particularly after the Panthers had matched Beechwood in the first half play for play and trailed just 14-7. This kid didn’t give up. Covering sports is a pretty cool gig most of the times. Scenes like Austin Clark playing Friday night help remind us sometimes cynical hacks of that fact ************ This must have been the kid while running off the field crossed the line of scrimmage and ran into the Beechwood receiver split wide to the right. No wonder no penalty was called on that play. Good No Call! :thumb:
  6. Is there a fort in Park Hills? :idunno:
  7. Not knowing where you are starting from makes that difficult to answer! Did you click the link for "If the video does not start, click here"? that worked for me when the little screen wouldn't.
  8. Let me go on the record that I think this years Cov Cath team is a good team. I didn't expect them to perform well against Lasalle. With the exception of the Ryle game I think they played well. A few breaks and could they have beaten Highlands and JC?
  9. I think there is a lot more parity in football now! I also think that since most sports are Year round (basketball) or nearly year round (baseball) now that has had an impact on some athletes playing multiple sports. I don't think you can assume that a kid would have gone to Cov Cath if Holy Cross wasn't playing football. I think they might have stayed in their public school district. I have friends that sent their kids to HC but would have sent them to SK had they not had football. Take Roenker (spelling?) for example. Do you think he would have gone to Cov Cath or stayed and played baketball and baseball at HC? The best player to leave Cov Cath didn't go to HC.....he went to Highlands!:sssh:
  10. I don't recall any stud football players named Krallman down at HC. When was that?
  11. Was that the state game where they came from way behind to win?
  12. Who went to Holy Cross that would have gone to Cov Cath? Most of the "stars" down at Holy Cross weren't candidates for Cov Cath. IMO Cov Cath has the athletes, it just is not translating to wins on the field.
  13. 2006 regular season. NCC came back and beat them badly in the playoffs. http://scoreboard.12dt.com/scoreboard/khsaa/kyfb6/?id=22557
  14. The thing I noticed at the Beechwood/Bellevue game was the some of the Bellevue coaches were still coaching the boys in the 2nd half. They hadn't given up, they weren't yelling, they were teaching....that got my attention! That is not easy to do when it is all but over! I wish them the best of luck.
  15. Hope they don't get lost. They say they are going to Paintsville. Is that near Johnsonville?
  16. I just got an email sent to FTJFL parents that they were trying to fill up bus #3 Here is the email if anyone want to go: The organizers have asked us to forward the following E-mail to any FTJFL Parents that may be interested as they are trying to fill a 3rd bus. --------------------- It's time, ROAD TRIP! Bluebirds travel to Paintsville, KY on Friday, Nov 19th to take on the Johnson Central Golden Eagles. The Golden Eagles will no doubt have lots of fans to cheer on their team; however no fan is more supportive than a Highlands Bluebird Fan! Some will choose to drive separately, however if you would like to join the Bluebird FAN BUS here is the info: When: Friday, Nov 19th at 1:30 pm (departing at 1:50 pm) Where: Highlands High School Who: Any Bluebird fan that doesn't want to drive? What: transportation provided by Executive Transportation How much: $35 per person What to bring: Highlands spirit wear (available in the Highlands Bookstore), snacks for the 3.5 hr bus ride, drinks of your choice/coolers & your favorite tailgate food You may want to bring a small cooler on the bus (there will also be plenty of space for a larger cooler & blankets/coats etc. underneath) There will be 1 "pit stop" made about halfway down at a rest area (and also on the return trip). Tailgating will begin upon arrival until game time. All are invited to join our tailgate party as well, so if you have friends that drive down separately, please pass that along. We will leave the stadium approx 15-30 minutes after the game to return home so please plan accordingly. There will be a restroom on the bus as well. Please forward this info to anyone that would be interested in joining the bus. Your seat will be "reserved" upon payment. Please contact Anissa Hollingsworth at 916-4158, ASAP to make payment arrangements. Checks can be made out to "HHS Football Club." We have 2 full buses already and 1 bus partially full, if this is not filled, we will have to cancel the 3rd bus. We are hoping to be able to reserve the 3rd bus by Thursday morning at the latest. Again, reservations will be made upon payment, so please come out and support the Birds! Go Birds, Beat Golden Eagles!!!
  17. Beechwood has all the parts needed to field a good team. Ludlow did have a team that wouldn't quit, but personally I would say Walton's coach. Probably just goes to show you the modesty of all the coaches involved.
  18. What size is the field at the SK facility? I'd imagine if you can justify use for all activities including PE the money is available in some areas of the state.
  19. Dirty Thirty??? Do they need to clean their uniforms? :idunno:
  20. An article on ESPN lists him as 5' 10" 175lbs. I would say that is just about right by looking at the videos of JC on iHigh http://rise.espn.go.com/football/articles/2010/10/19-regional-players-of-the-week.aspx
  21. Do you have a reading comprehension problem? Go back and read the original thread!

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