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Kremer is intercepted by CC’s Singleton. Helton with a big run to the NCC 12. Camels knocking on the door with 8:40 left in Q1.

Camels up 14-0 after Q1. NCC struggling on offense.

I just don't see this happening. The only way this could happen would be if CC turns the ball over 6 times again.

I think the Camels pass defense will be solid against NCC. I also believe the Camels pass rush may give NCC some headaches.

The Camels had 6 turnovers against the Birds and their defense couldn't get off the field. They held their own given the situation they were put in. The CC run defense will present a big challenge for the Breds.

You make a very good point. CC's offense has struggled to sustain drives and score. On the other hand, NCC has not yet faced a defense of this caliber. I'm thinking the Breds will finally struggle on offense and this will be a lower scoring game. I'm going to go with 21-7 Camels.

7 Belfry 5 Floyd Central 3 Tates Creek 2 Magoffin County 1 Whitley County TB Belfry

Great game summary @oldgrappler. As usual, I feel like I was there. Sounds like Boone could've easily came away with a win. If they can eliminate the small mistakes, they may surprise some teams this year.

7 Lincoln County 5 Lexington Catholic 3 Madison Central 2 Madison Southern 1 Pineville TB Lexington Catholic

7 Caldwell County 5 Allen County-Scottsville 3 Christian County 2 Metcalfe County 1 Bowling Green TB Allen County-Scottsville

7 Washington County 5 Trinity 3 Taylor County 2 North Hardin 1 Bowling Green TB Washington County

7 Scott County 5 Campbell County 3 Bellevue 2 Somerset 1 Henry County TB Scott County

Highlands won this game but it wasn’t too difficult when the Camels turned it over to them 6 times. If I’m the Birds, I’m concerned about my offense and my pass protection. Too many times, Cramer just escaped pending doom. RB Buten is the real deal and will be a force with more carries. He’s the power back the offense needs. DE Ben Sisson was an absolute force and he is so fun to watch. I think Highlands defense will be their strength for sure but the offensive road is still long. Campbell’s defense was put in a no-win situation all night. For the most part, they bailed out the team. They had 2 major letdowns, which were direct results of TD passes. CC’s LBs are something else and were in the HHS offensive backfield all night. Not sure what to say about the Camels offense other than I hope Styer tweaks the format a bit because it needs it.

Just curious if Highlands holds this much or is this an anomaly?

Camels D holds. CC ball on their 28

Camel fumble at midfield leads to a Highlands drive. 6-0 HHS with 6:15 left in Q1.

Congrats to Calvary! It's going to be a long season for the offensively challenged Camels.

I haven't watched the Highlands film yet but I'm thinking this is going to be a great matchup. I'll give CC the advantage if they can run the ball to keep the chains moving. I'll be interested to see how Highlands can run against CC's defense. I know it's early but the Camels run D looks to be very strong. I'm thinking this one will be a rather low scoring affair. CC 20 HHS 14

7 - Hazard 5 - Johnson Central 3 - Corbin 2 - Prestonburg 1 - Shelby Valley TB - Hazard

7 - Jeffersontown 5 - DeSales 3 - John Hardin 2 - Manual 1 - Warren Central (IN) TB - Jeffersontown

7 - Greenwood 5 - Bowling Green 3 - Graves County 2 - Hopkins County Central 1 - Mater Dei (IN) TB - Graves County

7 - Beechwood 5 - Simon Kenton 3 - Scott 2 - Campbell County 1 - Bellevue TB - Beechwood

7 - Pikeville 5 - Simon Kenton 3 - Corbin 2 - Campbellsville 1 - Ryle TB Simon Kenton

5 - Warren Central (IN) 3 - Anderson County 3 - Graves County 1 - John Hardin 1 - Corbin 1 - Belfry 1 - Owensboro 1 - Somerset 1 - DeSales 1 - Pikeville TB - 46

Dixie plays Scott on Friday night. This will be a key game for both squads. Dixie has some size on the roster but it seemed that a lot of them were on the sidelines.