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What a great turnaround season Lexington Catholic is having. They really seemed to have figured things out from the beginning of the year with how fast their defense can be.

This about sums it up My Movie 3.mov

Woodford’s announcer was upset at Highlands for throwing the ball in the 4th quarter. But I have 2 thoughts on this: 1. Highlands was not doing a great job at slowing down Woodford’s offense at that point. 2. It’s the playoffs, you do whatever you have to do to win. Good teams have lost games from going too conservative late in games. Do I think they still would have won by running the ball? Probably. But you do whatever you need to do to move on to the next round.

27-21 KCD Final

I can't figure this one out which makes me think it should be close and could go either way. Am I missing some X-factor on either side? In 1A a stand-out athlete can be THE difference maker. Should I be looking for someone to break out and lead the way for either team? My guess is with the home team having the crowd behind them getting the win.

I'll take Campbellsville by 2 scores. I look at the Ballard Memorial & Bethlehem mutual scores and just don't see it being a tight game.

The defense really showed up tonight after some difficult games earlier this year.

All I could think is they felt more confident about letting the offense make a play than giving the kicker a shot at it.

Love it!

My favorite part of Dayton’s field was always the corner of the end zone being behind the fence. I didn’t get a photo of it but they even drew the white line corner of then end zone on the blacktop behind the fence.

Touchdown NewCath 28-0 Dayton intentional grounding for a safety 30-0 Touchdown NewCath 37-0 Running Clock NCC 37-0 3:30 1st quarter

NewCath 7 Dayton 0 IMG_0055.mov

Anyone have an easy link to purchase tickets ahead of the game Friday night?

A week away from the first exhibition in the new season. Excitement is definitely back in Card Nation, and the consensus seems to be that this team is going to have to go out there and show the country the Louisville basketball is back on the map. After a disastrous 2 seasons under Kenny Payne that netted 12 total wins, Louisville hopes to top that in Pat Kelsey's first season, and hopefully return to the big dance. Louisville has completely revamped its roster and brought in some high-profile players like former 4-star recruit Chucky Hepburn from Wisconsin, Pac-12 sixth man of the year Koren Johnson from Washington, and Sun Belt Player of the year Terrence Edwards, Jr. from James Madison. Some projections have Louisville finishing as high as 4th in the ACC, but more realistically looking like a bubble team. What say you? 2024-25_Full_Schedule.pdf