KnightTime07

LHL article:

 

Troy University hires Kentucky high school football coach as director of football operations | Lexington Herald Leader

 

Remember that Sam Letton, son of Perry's predecessor, is at Troy for two more years.

 

I had heard in passing that there was some discontent with how this season went so not completely surprised.

I heard the same. I didn't see Perry leaving this soon though. Best of luck to him at Troy.

Any stats?

I wasn't able to make it tonight. Just saw the final on twitter.

Final from Lexington Catholic

I've been a supporter/part of Lexington Catholic football since I was a really young kid in 1998. I've never seen this program be this low on talent and this bad. They've gotten progressively worse since making the state title game two years ago.

I don't know where the talent has gone and I don't know how they're going to turn it around. The scores this year are not indicative of how good this program should be. It's unacceptable and honestly embarrassing that it's come to this point. Very frustrating season.

This is not Lexington Catholic football.

GRC is getting better. Give them a couple years and I believe they'll make some noise.

Left after the 1st quarter to watch the Cubs, but this went about as expected. Neither defense is equipped well enough to handle the other's game plan.

The punt that hit their own player in the back was quite possibly one of the worst plays I've ever seen occur in a game. It was something that shoulda been in the movie Necessary Roughness.

Pretty much sums up their wvole season.

In my opinion if Lex Cath loses, Western Hills is legit and Lex Cath (even with the tough non-district schedule) is not the same Lex Cath we have come to expect.

Win or lose the Knights aren't the same team they have been in years past.

I know last season wasn't much different, however PLD was much more competitive last season than they have been this season. Were they one of the schools that Fredrick Douglas drew kids from?

Douglass is on the east side of Lexington. They split up Henry Clay and Bryan Station's districts. PLD is on the southwest side of the city. Shouldn't have had much, if any effect.

PLD?

Paul Laurence Dunbar.

Does Dunbar's defense just stay on the field the whole game?

A very large portion of the game, yes.

Dunbar pick any fights after this one?

Not that I saw. Had more than a few unsportsmanlike conduct penalties after the play though.

How can a big, public city school become this bad at football?

Up next for Lafayette is district game against GRC at home.

That should be a pretty competitive game.

First time I've seen PLD this year. My goodness, they are bad. They can't seem to get out of their own way.

Final

Should be a very evenly matched game. I think whoever has the ball last wins. Looking forward to it.

Pretty big impact in Lexington tonight. Lexington Catholic and Lafayette all but abandoned the passing game tonight.

Both passing offenses were nearly non-existent. It was a run-heavy game for both teams. Shaw from Lafayette is a good runner. He ran hard all game. I believe he plays both ways for the Generals.

Great response from the Knights after last week. Another tough test next Friday at LCA.

Good luck to Lafayette the rest of the season.

Final.

The game really shouldn't have been that close. The Knights were very sloppy on special teams. Set up Madison Central in great position for 2 of their scores. A lot to work on this week before a big game against Covington Catholic next week. Offense looked pretty solid.

Final from the Roy Kidd Bowl at Madison Central.

Tough matchup for your school's first ever game.

20-7 Lexington Catholic. 8:24 left before half.

It was 14-0 Lexington Catholic with 5:41 left in the 1st quarter. Last update I got.