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I can't believe the Coach Glaser/umbrella jokes haven't come out in full force.

Far be it from any Rock fan to poke fun at "Rain Man".

 

I just wonder if he has boxes of Championship hats behind the bench this time around?

Can some one tell me how many times Redman has beaten X or T? I know of 1.

Redman (head coach) vs. X & T

1974 Durrett - no games

1975 Durrett - no games

1976 Ballard - no games

1977 Ballard - Trinity 28 Ballard 0; Trinity 55 Ballard 7 (playoffs)

1978 Ballard - Trinity 14 Ballard 7; St. Xavier 14 Ballard 7 (playoffs)

1979 Ballard - Trinity 27 Ballard 0; Trinity 21 Ballard 0 (playoffs)

1980 Ballard - Trinity 7 Ballard 0

1981 Ballard - Ballard 19 Trinity 0

1982 Ballard - Trinity 20 Ballard 19

1983 Ballard - Trinity 22 Ballard 14

1984 Ballard - Ballard 9 Trinity 3; Ballard 15 St. Xavier 12 (playoffs)

1985 Ballard - Ballard 17 Trinity 10

1986 Waggener - Trinity 29 Waggener 0

1987 Waggener - Trinity 49 Waggener 0

1988 Waggener - Trinity 31 Waggener 28

1989 Waggener - Trinity 22 Waggener 18

1990 Waggener - Trinity 19 Waggener 12; Trinity 14 Waggener 7 (playoffs)

1991 Ballard (assistant coach) Trinity 8 Ballard 7; Trinity 24 Ballard 3

1992 Male - St. Xavier 22 Male 8; St. Xavier 28 Male 20 (playoffs)

1993 Male - Male 44 St. Xavier 24; Male 21 St. Xavier 17 (playoffs)

1994 Male - Male 24 St. Savier 9; St. Xavier 33 Male 14 (playoffs)

1995 Male - Male 35 Trinity 0; St. Xavier 21 Male 13

1996 Male - Trinity 28 Male 27

1997 Male - Male 16 St. Xavier 7 St. Xavier 25 Male 7 (playoffs)

1998 Male - Male 34 St. Xavier 13; Male 16 St. Xavier 7 (playoffs)

1999 Male - St. Xavier 39 Male 3; St. Xavier 19 Male 10 (playoffs)

2000 Male - St. Xavier 14 Male 7; Male 27 St. Xavier 10 (playoffs); Male 34 Trinity 14 (playoffs)

2001 Male - Male 28 St. Xavier 20; Male 45 Trinity 19

2002 Male - Male 22 St. Xavier 8; Male 51 St. Xavier 26 (playoffs); Trinity 59 Male 56

2003 Male - St. Xavier 35 Male 7; St. Xavier 34 Male 7

2004 Male - St. Xavier 14 Male 9

2005 Male - St. Xavier 23 Male 28

2006 Male - Male 28 St. Xavier 27; Male 33 St. Xavier 13; Trinity 38 Male 34 (playoffs)

2007 Male - Meade Co. 25 Male 3

Since Ballard's Mark Catlett is out, he is a Tates Creek alumnus, I believe he'll get the job.

Redman was a "lock" to get the Fern Creek job two or three years ago, and the Central job last year.

 

Neither happened.

 

After talking to one of Bobby's current assistants, if he goes to Ballard I would be quite surprised.

Very impressive and picturesque with the hills in the background.

Kinda reminds me of the Sun Bowl in El Paso or BYU's stadium with the hills in the background, scaled down of course.

Highlands, what is your tuition for out of district kids? Bowling Green's is $175.00. Beechwood, what say you? Ft. Campbell? These are all independent schools and can take whomever they want to enroll. Just as in Jefferson Coounty, you may pay tuition and attend Manual, Ballard, etc as long as they have room for you and you qualify academically, etc. I don't see much information flowing from the independents nor do they receive much criticism.

I don't think this is correct.

 

It takes a few minutes to read the chart the KHSAA has out. Trinity and St. X can meet prior to the state final next year. Round 4.

 

Look closely and you'll see that Trinity will entertain Region 1 winner and would represent Semi state one . This year the Rocks represent semi state 2.

3A: 2005: Lexington Catholic def Boeling Green 49-21

sorry Knights.

Does anyone know how many of the teams in the finals are Public VS private schools.

I think I got them all, apologies if I missed one:

 

Class A: 1959-2006

2000 Danville 23 NCC 9

2001 Danville 14 NCC 13

2005 NCC 42 Mayfield 7

2006 NCC 37 Danville 34

 

Class 2A: 1959-2006

1985 Mayfield 18 NCC 8

1986 Mayfield 21 NCC 20

1997 Bourbon Co. 39 Owens. Cath. 28

2004 Belfry 28 Owens. Cath. 21

2005 Russell 27 Owens. Cath. 14

 

Class 3-A: 1959-2006 (was only Jefferson Co. teams 1959-1974)

1961 Lou. Flaget 41 Lou. Fairdale 13

1962 St. X 7 Lou. Valley 6

1965 Seneca 13 Lou. Flaget 12

1967 Lou. Flaget 21 Lou. Thomas Jefferson 0

1968 Trinity 29 Lou. Seneca 18

1969 St. X 15 Lou. Butler 0

1970 Lou. Butler 21 Trinity 0

1971 Lou. Thomas Jefferson 7 Lou. Flaget 7

1972 Trinity 21 Lou. Butler 0

1973 Trinity 16 Lou. Southern 0

1974 St. Xavier 48 Lou. Westport 14

1987 Cov. Cath. 16 Tilghman 6

1988 Cov. Cath. 30 Tilghman 24

1993 Cov. Cath. 28 Lincoln Co. 13

1994 Cov. Cath. 24 Bowling Green 21

1997 Cov. Cath. 1 Hopkinsville 0 (forfeit)

2006 Cov. Cath. 27 Bowling Green 8

 

Class 4-A: 1975-2006

1975 St. X 20 Ashland Blazer 0

1976 Trinity 28 Henderson Co. 24

1977 Trinity 28 Greenup Co. 7

1978 St. X 42 Tates Creek 21

1980 Trinity 31 Tilghman 8

1981 Henry Clay 20 Lou. DeSales 7

1983 Trinity 26 Owensboro 7

1985 Trinity 28 Lafayette 7

1986 St. X 27 Boone Co. 14

1988 Trinity 28 Lou. Manual 0

1989 Trinity 28 Warren Central 14

1990 Trinity 27 Warren Central 14

1991 Clark Co. 28 St. X 21

1992 St. X 3 Boone Co. 0

1994 Trinity 21 Boone Co. 7

1995 St. X 26 Henry Clay 0

1997 St. X 3 Trinity 0

1999 St. X 34 Bryan Station 31

2000 Lou. Male 34 Trinity 14

2001 Trinity 45 Lou. Male 19

2002 Trinity 59 Lou. Male 56

2003 Trinity 17 St. X 14

2004 St. X 49 Scott Co. 9

2005 Trinity 14 St. X 6

2006 Trinity 41 Ryle 7

Last year's Central team, that lost to Bowling Green 21-14 in the semi-state, was probably a little better talentwise, but under Ty Scroggins, this Central team is MUCH more disciplined than before, so they probably won't "give" games away like in the past.

 

Also if you think Belfry will line up and just "run over" Central, you are sorely mistaken. Central is as big and physical as anyone in any class - ask Highlands.

 

Central's weakspot though is that they are pretty thin, several play both sides of the ball, so Belfry might be able to "wear them down" by the late part of the game, also a big dropoff in talent if Central has to go deep into the bench.

 

Mister Cobble - #54 is a beast, you will see a lot of him.

 

Belfry's been there before, Central hasn't - that might be the determining factor. That and turnovers/mistakes.

 

BTW, Central's drive time to the "pizza box" is about 7 minutes.

Currently, Trinity is using 4 young men on both sides of the ball. They may not start, but see much action rotating in on the action on offense and defense. A wideout and a running back see action in the defensive backfield and two lineman play both sides depending on the situation.

I was privileged to be an attendee at the gathering of LSUROCK's friends and family last night at a St. Matthews Pub. 3 1/2 hours of remembering LSUROCK and how much he loved Trinity High and Louisiana State University. Yesterday would have been Dave's 50th birthday and his family felt it would be an appropriate time to share some thoughts and stories. His family recognized how much he enjoyed his time on BluegrassPreps.com. He was one of a kind. He was the most passionate non-Trinity alumnus who supported the Shamrocks I have ever known. Many of his family members are active on this website. Believe me, his immediate family keeps tabs on what's being stated here and continues to enjoy and participate in the spirited debates. :thumb:

Hey, look at the future playoff scenarios. Trinity could represent the western half of the state next year in the state final. It is subject to change year after year.....

The officials, of course.

 

So many games. More pay for playoff games.

 

The trophy supplier as well.

 

The KHSAA should make a little more with 6 games instead of 4 at the slice.

 

The kids and the schools as a whole. More excitement. Even though many of the semi-finalist have been there before, DeSales, Central, Lone Oak.....Meade County..they all benefitted from the extra games, extra practice time, etc.

You would think being in the same city they would at least be in the same region.

 

The KHSAA could always redraw it so Jefferson County has schools in all four regions :fire:

 

class 6 A:

 

Manual could be in region 1

 

St. Xavier could be in region 2

 

Male could be in region 3

 

Trinity could be in region 4

 

That works for me

It's never about the individual talent, but the sum of the parts or the team.

That's a big reason for success at Trinity and St. Xavier. I don't know that the Lexington kids in general are taught that as a whole.

 

The one player that gave Trinity fits was Eric Shelton. When there's another Eric Shelton in Lexington, a running back who outweighs the linebackers trying to stop him, then it would be competitive.

Simpson stated no one came to get them.:confused:

I think the sunset may be a factor

 

 

Chilier tailgating conditions:thumb:

If both teams were at full strength, it would be interesting. The Cincinnati crew would win with their superior depth. With the current injury rosters, Bombers 21- Tigers 14.

Bombers without their QB are not nearly as potent offensively. Same could be said for the Tigers without Rolandan Finch. There is a huge difference between playing Marshall County or Dublin Coffman or Meade County and Colerain.

Nice thread, everyone.

 

Boone played very well versus Dixie Heights this season and were balanced during the regular season game that was televised.

 

There is a 10% chance of precipitation Friday.

 

I predicted for the past two months that Boone would make this game.

 

I firmly believe Trinity will win this one 49-14 based on recent games. I was incorrect in stating that the Henry Clay-Trinity game would include a running clock. I believe this one will. Farris will get his yards against the second and third teamers. He is very talented. Henry Clay rolled up 440 yards.....but only 14 points.

 

The senior leadership on this team is much better than in 2004. That team lost it's focus and there were some internal issues that Coach Beatty did not address. He has vowed to never let that happen again.

 

Arrogance versus confidence? I'm confident to the point of being arrogant.

 

I expect Trinity to be "in the hunt" for a title every season. States like Ohio have many Trinitys and St. Xaviers due to their population. Indiana is not blessed with huge private schools, but have several smaller schools that do very well in football. Trinity and St. X stick out like sore thumbs. Like I have stated before, these schools have increased their enrollment by half over the past 30 years (from 900 to 1400 in Trinity's case). The publics have decided that smaller is better, for whatever reason. (It's the number of students per classroom, not the number in the building that has the greatest effect on individual education). Welcome Cooper High to northern Kentucky as students are syphoned off from Ryle, Boone, etc.

Ole Red may be returning to his old stomping ground.

his "oldest" stomping ground...as a head coach...was Durrett. Where coincidentally he is right now. At least geographically.

Central 33

Russellville 14

Mister Cobble - #54 for Central is a stud. Plays LB and G, also used as a FB on short yardage situations. Hard a hitter as you will see, although he has gotten a little tired late in games.

Holy Cross has never won a region title game and that streak will not end in this one. Beehcies name the score.

actually...Holy Cross was one game away from a State Championship in 4-A in 1987. They beat Male 14-13 in the 1st round (there were only 4 rounds of playoffs then) then beat St. Xavier 7-0 in the second round, which I believe at the time was called "regional championship", they then lost to Shelby Co. 14-7 in the semi-state. Shelby went on to beat Boone for the 4-A title the following week.

 

But they won't win Friday.

Graveyard Field. :dancingpa

 

 

That does have character.