Greendevil72

Will the new stadium have a name, i.e. "Bob Miller Stadium".

This exact play happened at a game I was "attending" at Ludlow vs. South Kenton, jr. division of the NKYFL maybe 6-8 years ago. Craziest thing that I've ever seen on a field. Coach for SK ran out onto the field and yelled "what happened?" I said "you lost." He said "kid made a great play" turned and walked away. I always enjoyed working for him.

Final Score Dixie 13 Campbell County 0

"The new jumbotron was a hit with everyone in attendance"

PRICELESS!!!!!!! THANKS GURU

Don't forget, Walton-Verona is a 2A school this year

CCFC: Your avatar is the same picture that is on the field house at the stadium. Please tell me what it is or supposed to be. KCumbria: I believe that at Campbell County, the AD is prohibited from being a head coach. To Troy Styer, (and staff) thank you for all you have done when it seemed like no one wanted to do anything. GD72

Jerry Cline

In the words of the late and great Ed McMahon; "you are correct sir". GD72

But NKY needs him to keep wearing the zebra shirt. I second, third, fourth and fifth that motion. GD72

Please extend to Chelsea our best wishes and deepest apologies, She did a remarkable job under adverse conditions. GD72

Please let me echo your comments about Jason. I had the pleasure of being on the coaching staff when the Dayton team won the 92 Super Bowl in the Senior Division with Jason at the tailback spot. The offense we ran that year was the brainchild of Paul Hundemer, another inductee from Dayton. Jason won't be able to attend the ceremony as he is in Washington D.C. to attend a wedding. Congrats to all inductees and THANK YOU for what you do. GD72

This scrimmage is now going to be at Highlands field, 9am, 8/11

It breaks my heart to hear this about Terry. I started officiating football in 1994 and Terry was my first white hat on the JV/Frosh level. He always had time to answer questions and never made anyone feel like they weren't welcomed on the field. Listening to Terry tell stories of games he had worked in the past gave me great insight to what I could expect to see in the future. In 96 or 97, I filled in for a game with Terry's varsity crew at Owen County. It rained almost the entire time and the final score was 62-0. (Owen won, but I can't remember who they played.) Terry never lost his focus on his duties, all the while, training and encouraging me. In the locker room after the game, before he got out of his wet uniform, he spent several minutes with me reviewing what we just saw and how we reacted to it. It's because of people like Terry Bond that I'm still an official today. Thank you Terry. GD72

I wouldn't be surprised to see these same two guys in the same position on Nov. 30th at Papa John's. Greendevil 72:dancingpa

It looks like this thread has just about run its course, and I know this doesn't fit the original criteria, but I couldn't resist it. He graduated from Martinsville(Ind,) High School in 1928 and his first ever head coaching position was at Dayton (Ky) High School from 1932-1934, the "Wizard of Westwood" John Wooden. Greendevil 72