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LCA rushing more than passing Boley's senior year was more of a reflection of where the talent on the team was. Average WR's but had a stud RB. I believe the evidence is there that coaching of QB's and offensive scheme leans heavily to Lex Cath, Sayre, and LCA over Douglas.

If you are a transfer QB, Douglas is not the destination in Lexington. They have never produced/developed quarterbacks. Lex Cath, LCA, or as you mentioned, Sayre would be the place to go.

You would have to ask Tiger fans, but since the turn of 2000, the series with Bowling Green is a dead lock 8-8. They have played every year since 2011. It is very competitive, and I look forward to the game yearly.

Believe that to be correct. With FS leaving it opens it up more so than previous years. Really just leaves the Hart Co game as the decider. I think Hart will be pulling back to the pack so to speak this year. Glasgow is usually more talented than HC anyways but getting outcoached was a real issue the last few years. If Hart wins their fifth in a row over the Scotties, I would just be simply stunned. Just my opinion though. Admittedly, I don't know what Adair is supposed to be like this year so maybe they will have something to say but, on the surface, I think Glasgow winning the district and potentially reaching a regional final is realistic feat.

I actually think that this schedule sets up pretty well for Glasgow. I believe there's no real reason that they shouldn't be around 7-3 or better. I do wonder how the line play will progress through the year like most of you. I also think that Arnett gets the Hart Co monkey off their back this year which will allow them to win a district title for the first time in a bit.

Isable going to East is a good development in the fact that there is at the very least capable of slinging it around and mobile enough to occasionally turn nothing in to something. However, that in it of itself isn't enough for me to be too optimistic on the Raiders this year. I agree with @TheBallCoach and think 5-5 would be the ceiling for this season. Just too much production to replace and new faces to trust against that kind of schedule. I think putting the big Hardin Co schools on the schedule will prove to be a rough challenge just taking it at surface level. I think Coach Hall & the Raiders will have their work cut out for them this year. It will be his toughest coaching job to date. Lumps will be taken but hopefully some growth can be established as overall this is a semi young team.

I’m also curious as to the why. I think Coach Clark is great at what he does and has a nice track record. He’s seen it all.. he’s had and seen below average, average, and great teams and I always thought he got the most out of them. I’m happy for him and wish him great success. Good luck, Coach!

It was a fun ride!

I'm picking Bowling Green. Just because, really. This group has much to be proud of regardless of result tonight.

Sooner or later, I'll learn to simply trust and fall in line with your thinking when it comes to the round ball. I'll keep my occasional back and forth with you saved for pigskin season. 🙂

Moreno has a lot to do with that obviously, without that height I'd venture to say they'd be attacking the basket a bit more. Not that I disagree with what you're saying though, Montgomery Co would be the ideal situation for BG.

@DragonFire Well put and quality comparisons. I guess for me, as a casual viewer of Purples hoops this season, there were some not-so-fun moments that at the time made me think this wouldn't have been in the cards. Whether attributing it to the draw, some upsets, or teams simply tiring out... I am tickled to see them get to this point. Enjoying the ride!

One of the more improbable/unexpected runs I can think of a Bowling Green team going on in my lifetime regardless of sport.

I'm thrilled with how it's gone, but I suppose I didn't expect the Purps to control this game in such a decisive way. This has been dominating.