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7 - Bishop Brossart 5 - Ludlow 3 - Henry County 2 - Highlands 1 - Kentucky Country Day TB Henry County

Couldn't agree with this more. Well said and best wishes to Waggener football!

Congrats on the W Camels...live and learn Colonels!

Thanks for the updates FreeKodak....you've been stellar this evening! :thumb:

C'mon Dixie Heights...Colonel Up boys!

The cream does have a tendency to rise to the top. Congrats to Coach J and the Trinity program.

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Sorry i missed this MN...no this isn't Bengals DCs son. Good kid and fleet of foot. He'll keep opposing defenses on their toes running behind that big Dixie Heights o-line!

I'm picking a Raider upset. They'll need to take the Dixie approach ( and succeed ) by methodically running the ball to eat clock and keep the blue boy strengths offensively off the field. Go Raiders!

5 - Franklin Simpson 3 - Cathedral 3- Trinity 1 - Dixie Heights 1 - Ballard 1 - McCracken County 1 - Mayfield 1 - Boyle County 1 - Glasgow 1 - Danville TB 49

7 - Pendleton County 5 - Scott 3 - Highlands 2 - Ryle 1 - Dixie Heights TB Highlands

I'm hearing Paul Guenther will be their QB. The Colonels graduated an awful lot of their defense. How effectively the d comes together will determine this seasons success. Expect the same ol same ol 3 yds and a cloud of rubber turf fill on offense.

You did a "yahtzee" for a scrimmage! C'mon CWB...

They're Trinity for a reason folks... Carry on!

It's a scrimmage! Yes it will be great for the boys to beat on someone else other than a teammate. Thinking these coaches will keep this game pretty vanilla. And i look for a lot of folks to walk away from this game impressed with the Shamrocks speed at the skill positions and execution in the trenches.

On that subject, I'm scratching my head as to why you think the birds will lose to Scott. Scott will be better than they were last year. But i don't think they'll be better than the birds. If Dixies defense gels early in the season, that game to me will be 50/50 if not a Dixie W. As for the covcath game, I'll predict a loss. I'm looking forward to seeing how the birds players handle double duty. Hoping for the birds to get back on a good foot this season, except for when they play Dixie Heights! :thumb: And i hope Michael Dunn has a fantastic season. Great young man and family!

Nothing like a preview for a scrimmage...:bunny: Carry on! :lol2:

Good luck and congrats young man!

Couldn't agree more. Had two that i know of. My senior year in hs was playing strong safety and brought down a FB about 80 lbs heavier than me twice. The second time my temple met his knee. This was pre air helmet era. I played the rest of the game and fulfilled my duties well. But my post game talk just didn't check out. I was there, but not there. It was business as usual come Monday watching film and preparing for the next opponent. There really wasn't a protocol at that time. In 89 i got a concussion on a helmet to helmet hit while playing scout team D3 college football. The starting LB wasn't liked by many for his deliberate dirty play against his younger teammates. He chose to blow me up on a quick hitch to the flat while I played scout TE. I caught the pass turned up field and BOOM!!! I didn't fumble, didn't black out and got back up quickly. But I wasn't home!!! :lol2: Was held from practice for 2 days and the LB got put on notice by the DC and HC to stop the cheap shots! He sat out the next game since apparently he was a wee bit shaken from the hit also...

Well said NCG...I would add thanks to the bus drivers and chain gang crews! Have an injury free, blessed, and memorable season. :thumb:

I'm a fan of the LB and kicker as well. However, their importance is secondary to QB and center! From a coaching standpoint I've seen good teams overcome terrible coaching, as well as, bad coaches ruin good teams. Thumbs up to the good coaches out there that compliment their teams well and bring out their players best! :thumb:

You all are hard acts to follow but I'll give it a go. :lol2: I WILL NOT BE COOKING INDOORS this evening. We live in an old home without central air and we've been in the mid-upper 70s for the last couple days inside our home with the high humidity and heat! So in honor of burger week I'll be grilling the following ground chuck recipe. Have fun determining the spice ratio per your likes. We use cumin, curry, garlic, and onion powders. At least a tablespoon per 2 lbs of beef. Place ground chuck in a good size bowl and mix well. Patty up and let sit in fridge for a couple hours before grilling. Always cook to a mid rare ( one flip will get you there folks ) with solid heat/flame and splash beer on said burgers accompanied by a wee bit of salt and pepper after the flip. We use a side grill burner to cook sides. Tonight we're going with asparagus. Olive oil, garlic, onion powder in skillet cooked to where you still have a lil crunch remaining. No bun for the burger...I'll sprinkle some mild cheddar cheese on patties near completion. Never disappoints and is rather easy to make. ENJOY and STAY COOL!!! :thumb:

Well done PHS on the fund raising campaign and end result. This locker room is better than what many colleges have...:lol2: Better start an annual couch fund or replace with chairs! Those couches may last a couple years if your lucky...

Great thread Slobber Knocker! I'll contribute two names to the mix from Dixie Heights: seniors Kairus Wahington OL/DL, and Brandon Barker RB. Kairus is a state championship heavyweight wrestler runner up. So well known on the wresting front, not so much on the football side. The young man has very good feet, hands, and size. Brandon is a patient, slasher with solid speed. He'll be running behind a good o-line with size and experience. Dixies ground and pound approach may do very well this season. Time will tell! Both Brandon and Kairus will be key players in spearheading Dixie Heights' efforts to improve upon last seasons 6-6 season. Go Dixie Heights Colonels...:thumb:

No need to remind her competitors that over the next two years. ; ) She is a great athlete!