Justafan#85

What was it ...we won our playoff games. Forget the regular season since you guys obviously play a harder schedule. Lets look strictly at the playoffs (I mean thats the real season). Henry Clay is on par with McCracken and Scott Co on par with X. We allowed 38 points and scored 42. Manual allowed 32 and allowed 32. Not sure Manual was all that better if at all.

First, Meade did play an extra game (I believe State Semi Finals) if you take out that game, Manual gave up 136 and Meade 146. Meade was #1 in the regular season. Manual had a great D as well. Say what you want about schedules that's becoming an old argument. That's all we hear from the Louisville crowd, the poor super district.

Well then all you are doing is stating your opinion. The stats says other wise. I believe in the regular season Meade ranked #1 in points allowed followed by Manual. We held Warren Central (at Warren Central) to 10..Male (at Male) to 17..undefeated Central Hardin (At Central) to 8..high powered Henry Clay (#1 rusher in 6A) to 14 and last year 6A champ Scott co (At Scott) to 24. By the way North Hardin had one the best offenses in the state. Their QB was ranked #1 and their RB #1 or 2 in 5A. North just had issues on defense. Yes Trinity came in playing at a high level and beat us..they also put 30+ on Male..and 50+ on 6A runnerup Dixie Heights. We had one bad defensive game in the 14 we played. IF X and Manual played better D they might have made it to the 6A state semi finals.

I think Meade County was he #1 defense in 6A followed by Manual. In the 6A playoffs I believe you have to give the edge to Trinity and then Meade.

Then KHSAA should be consistant even during the regular season and suspend every ref or crew that makes an incorrect or wrong interruption of a rule. Ha HA..why don't they we would have no refs. Publically suspending them is over the top...just my opinion.

Points: KHSAA got it wrong by suspending these guys: Ok, the refs made a bad call. Counsel them...tar & feather them…take their measly $60.00 (If that much) for calling the game. These ERRORS happen all the time. The refs at last year's 6A championship made a bad call costing Meade the championship as well. There is no way to make the game or the refs perfect. It's been part of the game and always will be. They are human, even in the NFL Mike Herra (Fox's Ref Expert) will disagree with a call after it has been reviewed by the refs on the field and in NY. Now I'm not saying that bad calls or interruption of the rules is ok, but why suspend these guys. This happens every Friday night across the state and these bad calls costs teams' important losses. My problem is with the KHSAA. 1. Why isn't instant replay used at these critical games..it's available, these game are televised (This would have corrected the call last year costing perhaps Meade the 6A championship). 2.. Why doesn't the KHSAA have a head ref in the both monitoring the game. The refs on the field are busy..trying to get the call right..trying to keep the game going…listening to screaming coaches and fans. This head ref could have communication with the ref on the field to make corrections if he sees a wrong mark off for a penalty or wrong interruption of a rule. (This would have fixed the Desales / Murray call) 3. The sideline violation is a point of emphasis for the KHSAA. I have a friend that is a head ref, we discussed this he said you will get in more trouble for not maintaining the sideline than missing a call on the field (Still not sure how Coach Mckee does it he is literally on the field and no penalty). If the coach from Murra was following the rule there would be no infaction. 4. A lot of refs are older and not in the best shape causing them to be out of position to make calls or just flat out missing them because of poor eyesight. You get what you pay for. $60.00 a game is not enough to lure young people into the game. A lot of people don't want the hassle that's associated with being a ref on Friday night or for that matter on Monday for JV games or Thursday for freshman games. Especially having to deal with disrespectful fans, players and coaches all for $60.00. It's only going to get worse once these older refs hang up the whistles and cleats.

Trinity's Nose Tackle was the reason for a lot of the success of the others around him. Teams had to double or in some cases triple team him. Any LB playing behind him would look like a superstar.

so are you saying Trinity's front 7 individually were the best 7 in the state. Because the all district teams are who is best at their individual positions. Its not a team award. I agree Trinity may of had the best 7 as a team but indiviadually..No

I agree...but you guys proved it on the field and got the ultimate prize.

The All State team selection process has just as many issues. Congrats to all those named.

Here are the Louisville-area All-District football teams as selected by the Greater Louisville Football Coaches Association: CLASS 6-A, DISTRICT TWO * Offense: QB - Koree Krupinski (Central Hardin); RB - Stephen Lindsey (Central Hardin); FB - Xavier Arnette (Central Hardin); TE - Austin Pence (Central Hardin); WR - Zach Helton (Central Hardin); John Millay (Meade); T - Tyler Compton (Meade); G - Michael Robey (Meade); Dakota Coogle (Central Hardin); C - Nick Lockard (Central Hardin). * Defense: G - Alex Hawkins (Central Hardin), Charles Smallwood (Meade); T/DE - Tyler Addesa (Meade), Alex Bibb (Central hardin); OLB - Will king (Meade), Dalton Parr (Central Hardin); ILB - Seth Bryan (Central Hardin), Corey Stegner (Meade); DB - John Wilson (Meade), Chase Hicks (Central Hardin), Mason Bryan (Central Hardin). * Special teams: P - Corey Stegner (Meade); K - Garrett Kasey (Central Hardin); RET - Zach Helton (Central Hardin). CLASS 6-A, DISTRICT THREE * Offense: QB – Tylan Harbin (Seneca); RB – Travon Harris (Seneca); FB – Will Johnson (Butler), Torey Moss (Pleasure Ridge Park); TE – Mark White (Seneca); WR – Malik Walker (Pleasure Ridge Park), Mikal Ballard (Seneca), Jacobi Dix (Southern); T – Caleb Browning (Butler), Montinea Haggard (Southern); G – Malik Pressley (Butler), Cameron Tomes (Pleasure Ridge Park), Preston Sullivan (Pleasure Ridge Park); C – Joey Bale (Butler), Nolan Johnson (Pleasure Ridge Park), Kyle Rogers (Seneca), Andrew Logsdon (Southern). * Defense: G – Trenton Compton (Butler), Eric Tillman (Seneca); T/E – Dejuan Alexander (Butler), Eric Woods (Seneca); OLB – Greg Bethel (Butler), Dason Bowen (Seneca); ILB – Hunter Crowe (Butler), Marcel Kilgore (Pleasure Ridge Park), Curtis Dickerson (Seneca); DB – Will Johnson (Butler), Aldwin Jackson (Seneca), Calen Warren (Southern). * Special teams: P – Zach Adamec (Butler); K – Parker Shouse (Pleasure Ridge Park), Chris Hodson (Seneca); RET – Mikal Ballard (Seneca). CLASS 6-A, DISTRICT FOUR * Offense: QB – Davis Mattingly (Male); RB – Ellis Cain (Male), TaiJon Smith (St. Xavier), Donald Brooks (Trinity); TE – Ethan Britt (Male); WR – Will Blackford (Manual), Rodjay Burns (Trinity); T – Jacob Key (Manual), Isaiah Arnold (Male), Michael Hiestand (Trinity); G – Joe Gressette (Manual), Noah Bringer (Male); C – Houston Sparkman (Male). * Defense: G – Sean Cleasant (Manual), Landon Corolla (Trinity); T/E – Ty’Ron Horton (Manual), Derek Dorsey (Manual), Anthony Cummings (Male); OLB – Damien Smith (Manual), Stephen Miller (Male), Clark Campbell (St. Xavier); ILB – Anthony Kyser (Manual), Larry Burns (Male), Brentton Ervin (Trinity); DB – Jordon Gonzalez (Manual), Demetrius Holt (Male), James Todd (Male). * Special teams: P – Jake Rist (Manual), Mason King (St. Xavier); K – Chris Roussell (Manual); RET – Zackery Smith (Male). CLASS 6-A, DISTRICT FIVE * Offense: QB – Kenshawn Washington (Butler), James Harding (Oldham County); RB – David Daniels (Ballard); FB – Cameron Petty (Fern Creek); TE – Justin Viar (Oldham County); WR – Moe Masden (Ballard), Zack Kozma (Eastern), Allan Farrow (Oldham County); T – Sam White (Ballard), Jonathon Queenan (Oldham County); G – Trey King (Ballard), Kohl Dodd (Fern Creek); C – Evan Flener (Fern Creek). * Defense: G – Will Mbumba (Ballard), Caleb D’Aniello (Eastern), Latrell Streater (Fern Creek); T/E – Omardrick Douglas (Ballard), Doug Davidson (Ballard); OLB – Sean Hammonds (Ballard), Garland Webb (Fern Creek); ILB – Hayden Smith (Ballard), Lamarius Kinslow (Fern Creek), Brian Barmantje (Oldham County); DB – Terry Calloway (Ballard), Jackson Bohn (Eastern), Nick Morris (Fern Creek). * Special teams: P – Evan Flener (Fern Creek); K – Zack Kozma (Eastern); RET – Brandon Ntui (Ballard), Carson Axtell (Oldham County). CLASS 5-A, DISTRICT THREE * Offense: QB – Isaiah Bankhead (North Hardin); RB – Taven Graves (North Hardin); FB – Gerrome Kohn (Iroquois); TE – Isaiah Phillips (Iroquois), Justin Carter (John Hardin); WR – Jordan Richie (Iroquois), Detlef Turner (North Hardin), Roderick Williams (North Hardin); T – Connor Maloney (Jeffersontown), Marcus Campbell (North Hardin); G – Marcus Harbin (Iroquois), Jerrett Cain-Harris (Jeffersontown); C – Shakiem Boyd (Iroquois). * Defense: G – Aaron Webster (Iroquois), Marcus Harbin (Iroquois), Jared Givan (John Hardin); T/E – Chance Halberg (Iroquois), Bilal Mamedov (Iroquois), A.J. Hampton (North Hardin), D.J. Haynes (North Hardin); OLB – Larry Jackson (Iroquois), Thomas Lloyd (John Hardin); ILB – Milik Lewis (Iroquois), Nick Webster (Jeffersontown), Jeremiah Draper (North Hardin); DB – Malik Saunders (Iroquois), C.J. Hill (John Hardin), Brandon Leak (North Hardin). * Special teams: P – Devante Guillery (John Hardin); K – Devante Guillery (John Hardin); RET – Jordan Richie (Iroquois), C.J. Hill (John Hardin). CLASS 5-A, DISTRICT FOUR * Offense: QB – Logan James (North Bullitt), Britton Woolwine (Shelby County); RB – Trevor Carnell (Bullitt Central); FB – Robert Hartley (Bullitt East); TE – Trent Meredith (Bullitt East); WR – Breamon Harris (Shelby County), Michael Perry (Shelby County); T – Jacob Darnell (Bullitt East), Zack Smith (Bullitt Central), Trevor Williams (Shelby County); G – Zack Burton (North Bullitt), Destry Aldridge (Shelby County); C – Wilson Botkins (Shelby County). * Defense: G – Austin Flood (Bullitt East), Zack Smith (Bullitt Central), Garrett Perry (Shelby County); T/E – Sam Lowe (Bullitt East), Alec Hobbs (Bullitt Central), Jordy Osorto (Shelby County); OLB – Shane Satori (Bullitt East), Michael Perry (Shelby County); ILB – Austin Calhoun (Bullitt Central), Greg Abareintos (Shelby County), Trent Lafollette (Shelby County); DB – Zach Allen (Bullitt East), Tyler McCarthy (Bullitt Central), Nate Johnson (North Bullitt), Breamon Harris (Shelby County). * Special teams: P – Michael Perry (Shelby County); K – Jalin Troutman (Bullitt East); RET – Trevor Carnell (Bullitt Central0, Darius Canon (North Bullitt). CLASS 5-A, DISTRICT FIVE * South Oldham selections: RB – Starr Thompson, Kevin Kuriger; WR – Ethan Reinert; OL – James Davis; DL – Tyler Covington; LB – Connor John, Nick Bass; DB – Adam Clark. CLASS 4-A, DISTRICT THREE * Offense: QB – Taylor Heckenberg (North Oldham); RB – Arien Beasley (North Oldham), Logan Holbrook (Spencer County); FB – Jaquan Wilson (Atherton), Branden Leff (Spencer County); TE – Mike Marquez (North Oldham); WR – Kynan Smith (Spencer County), Leonard Nelson (Waggener); T – Kolton Alvey (Collins), Ryan Jones (North Oldham); G – Kyle Goss (Collins), Nicky Ingemi (North Oldham), Thomas Keeling (Spencer County); C – Trei Axline (Collins). * Defense: G – Leland Cardwell (Collins), Xavier Nelson (Spencer County); T/E – Jacob Dale (Collins), Colin Portman (North Oldham), Hunter Brown (Spencer County), Brandon Byrd (Waggener); OLB – Cole Emery (North Oldham), Logan Holbrook (Spencer County); ILB – Bushy Wells (Collins), Kevin Graham (North Oldham), Trenton Calvert (Spencer County), Malik Watts (Waggener); DB – Darren Davidson (Atherton), Casey Warner (Collins), DeAndre Dicks (Collins), Matt Clark (North Oldham), Kynan Smith (Spencer County). * Special teams: P – Blanton Creque (Collins); K – Blanton Creque (Collins); RET – Arien Beasley (North Oldham). CLASS 4-A, DISTRICT FOUR * Offense: QB – Dylan Garcia (Fairdale); RB – Adrian Williams-Ralston (Western); FB – Jordan Rogers (Western); TE – Antwan Thomas (Valley); WR – Tyler Jefferson (Doss), Russell Vaden (Moore); T – Tyler Garcia (Fairdale), James Williams (Western); G – Josh Hayes (Nelson County), Quinton Coombs (Western); C – Joseph Kessinger (Western). * Defense: G – Jacob Roberts (Fairdale), David Mack (Doss); T/E – Jacob Guillen (Valley), Jeryl Tyson (Western); OLB – Terrell Gray (Doss), Chris Calvert (Western); ILB – Shaun Whittinghill (Moore), Kanni Bottoms (Western); DB – Kyron Parris (Doss), George Wilson (Fairdale), Jordan Cooper (Western). * Special teams: P – Max Cole (Fairdale); K – Fred Kayitankore (Western); RET – Keyshon Parris (Doss). CLASS 3-A, DISTRICT THREE * Offense: QB – Myron Norfleet (Central); RB – Austin Hartsell (Henry County); FB – Bodie Clark (Henry County); TE – Kambrin Brown (Central), Gavin Black (Henry County), Koy Lindsey (Larue County); WR – Clavon Armstrong (Central), Cameron Johnson (Henry County); T – Taylor Austin (Central), Brandon Payton (Henry County); G – Jaylen Taylor (Central), Noah Webster (Henry County); C – Timmy Powell (Henry County). * Defense: G – William Pope (Central), Justin Yount (Henry County); T/E – Nekia Johnson (Central); Jared Yount (Henry County); OLB – Aaron Duncan (Central); ILB – Bodie Clark (Henry County); DB – Quincy Baines (Central), Kenndale Briggs (Central), Cameron Johnson (Henry County). * Special teams: P – Micqael Branch (Central), Trevyn Spencer (Henry County), Koy Lindsey (LaRue County); K – Jacob Buckley (Henry County); RET – Clavon Armstrong (Central). CLASS 2-A, DISTRICT FOUR Jefferson County schools only * Offense: QB – Tanner Young (Christian Academy); RB – Matt Ruxer (DeSales), Damien Allen (Shawnee), Nick Payne (Christian Academy); TE – Josh Cunningham (Shawnee); WR – Jonas Griffith (Shawnee), Clay Davis (Christian Academy); OL – Ben Price (DeSales), Matt Bledsoe (DeSales), James Horton (Shawnee), Michael Lagestee (Christian Academy), Jed Clay (Christian Academy). * Defense: G – Blake Distler (DeSales), Michael Lagestee (Christian Academy); T/E – Bryant Pirtle (DeSales), Jake Paulson (Christian Academy); OLB – Patrick Gatson (Shawnee), Clay Davis (Christian Academy); ILB – Adam Nord (DeSales), Bill Jessee (Christian Academy), Jonas Griffith (Shawnee); DB – Austin Craig (DeSales), Logan McDonough (DeSales), Cody Morton (Christian Academy). * Special teams: P – Austin Johnson (DeSales); K – Austin Johnson (DeSales); RET – Cal Lewellyn (Christian Academy). CLASS A, DISTRICT TWO Jefferson County schools only * Holy Cross selections: QB – Alec Greenwell; RB – Evan Perry; FB – Ryan Kaelin; WR – Jacob Ables, Cody Milliner; OT – Scottie Fisher; OG – Drew Cheatham; C – Chris Radford; DT – Drew Cheatham; OLB – Ryan Kaelin; ILB – Michael Pardue; DB – Nathan Elder, Alec Greenwell; RET – Ryan Kaelin.

Coach Larry Mofield (Meade County). Coach Mofield’s body of work has been nothing short of amazing (2013 State Runner up & 2014 State Semi Finals Runner up). Coach Mofield led Meade County to back to back Regional Championships (2013-2014) to include a record of 23-6 the last 2 seasons (Highest winning percentage in Meade County history). What is amazing is Coach Mofield accomplished this after losing perhaps the best defensive minded coach in 6A (This year’s 6A coach of the year Tim Mattingly- Central Hardin HS) and graduating one of the most talented senior classes to ever come through Meade County. In addition to finishing with another double digit win season, Coach Mofield led the Greenwaves to victories in the playoffs (Some said may have been the toughest road to the finals in 6A (Rd1-Henry Clay…Rd 2-Scott County @ Scott County…Rd 3-Central Hardin @ Central Hardin and losing to eventual 6A champion Trinity). Based on these accomplishments Coach Mofield should be considered 2014 Coach of the Year.

It happened last year in the state 6A finals Scott co clearly fumbled the ball and Meade clearly recovered it and scored a TD giving Meade the lead 21-14 with about 2 minutes to go. One ref ruled the runner down. The problem was it was the pulling guard that was down not the runner. The ref got confused. KHSAA admited the mistake..but Scott Co still got the ring...

I know MEANGREENMACHINE: This kinda answers the scheduling question for (Green Guy or anyone else). Yes they are adding some more difficult teams, but we are also dropping the best team we play. I will say it again; the schedule is made years in advance. No one could have foreseen John Hardin struggling like they did early in the year. North Hardin had a great offense, just struggled on defense. Jtown is moving to 6A next year (not to mention Male also played them this year). Muhlenberg is our district (KHSAA put them there not Meade) Meade had to play them. As a fan I don’t think we should play Breck or North Bullitt but EVERY school has these types of games. When we had a tougher schedule years ago, people complained we didn’t win enough. I would love to see us play St. X, Manual or Trinity during the year maybe two in the super district. But scheduling out of district games is a two way street. The team you want to play must want to play you. This is not always easy when you have the success we’ve had the last few years (minus Friday night). There were a lot of things that led to the loss Friday, but the schedule was not one of them. The kids played hard all year defying the odds in the first three rounds of the playoffs. We just ran into a team playing at a high level Friday.

So do we...

I totally agree, next year our schedule gets a little tougher we open with Bulter, we also dropped Mulenburg. We added Warren Central and Bryan Station. But unfortunately we also dropped Male. I would like to see us play 2 teams from the super district every year. I agree since everyone goes to the playoffs the only thing the regular season does is prepare you for the real season, the playoffs. Thank you for kind words on our season. Good luck Saturday !!!!

This loss had nothing to do with schedule. We beat the #2...#3...and the #7 teams in 6A in the playoffs. If you watch a replay of the game online or HUDL you will see why we struggled. But it's not schedule. Our schedule is not much different from most public school programs.

First, congratulations to a great Trinity squad. You guys played lights out, Good luck next Saturday in BG. To my Waves, man what a run the last two years (23-6), 1 State 6A Runner-up, 1 State Semi-State Runner-up, 2 Region Championships, Revenged 2 losses (Scott Co. & Central Hardin). I have watched many of you since youth league. It was a great ride watching you guys grow into the men you are. I know things didn't go our way Friday, but you guys gave us a lot of priceless memories. Roll Waves !!

Actually your original post was ridiculous. I think you said our offense was one dimensional ... Which indicates we can only do one thing. However my point was you are wrong. We are a first run team.. But we are efficient at passing as well. Then you say the passing game is primitive (really primitive)... Then you say we win with defense, time of possession and by out scoring our opponents (really I thought that was the goal) (you are the one that sounds clueless). But we can't come back down 2 touchdowns against the nightly Trinity. Who says we will ever be down by 2 touchdowns or that you will even score that many. Our defense is as good if not better than X and you only scored 1 TD. You know what they say about opinions.

I see that on HUDL...but it won't effect him

Nice Article

Yes we have a few that go both ways...most do not. why would it effect him now..he has been playing that way for the last 13 games.

Season Paases are only good for the regular season. School employees are the only folks with passes.

From the Meade County Football Boosters: At the end of the day, both are great programs with great coaches, players and fans. It should be a great game. After we all get done blowing a bunch of hot air on this site, I hope everyone traveling to Meade from Trinity has a safe trip to and from louisvillle. We should all remember at the game to respect one another and enjoy a hopefully injury free game...its really about the kids straping on the cleats and pads.

Cmon man...what do you think the Diocese is. LOL