Will Highlands Offense revert back to the 2010 - 2011 version with Houlston at the helm? Or will they stick with a run dominate game with Harris being the bell cow?
I agree and just like last year CovCath can ill afford an injury to Mr. Bir. Last year it was Blake, this year it is Luke. If Luke were to go down, there would be a big hole to fill.
From what I saw of the Wagner kid last year, I think he will be a great fit for the Spread. He doesn't throw anywhere near as good as Bir, but he runs it a whole lot better.
I think anything less than 7-3 would be a major disappointment. Moeller and HHS are the only two games that they will for sure be the underdog. Don't know enough about Henderson County. Beechwood is a year or two away from that rivalry being a toss up. If Wirth is still the HC ( which he will be he won't get the La Salle job, didn't want the Boone job), his defense will be good enough to beat everyone but Moeller and of course HHS. I looked back at the last two years and now this year. CovCath has done a nice job of scheduling to their talent. I know some of it has been because of the district re-alignment but that doesn't account for switching St. X for Conner and Ryle for Boone. Very smart move by whoever is responsible for the scheduling.
Why doesn't St. X and Covington Catholic play anymore? I know that St. X handled them pretty well, but I would think that would be a good game for both schools. I mean St. X is playing LexCath and CovCath is playing Moeller. Seems like this would be a good game to get back on both schedules