BC rebels 1622

Depends on which Boyle team shows up. The one that didn't want to be there last week or the one we've known all season? 35ish point game if its the former, throw the cards in the air if its the latter.

Soul searching week for Boyle more than anything else. Does this team want to make a deep run into state or are they complacent with what they have? Last night won't get them past Central, let alone compete with them. A season full of first half's and done, they should be fine with the exception of Josey's ankles. Finish off Dunbar and go to work for the playoffs.

Smith has been out there in the huddle a few times and by the pointing and gestures it doesn't look like he's one bit happy. And no this won't do against central. A more talented western hills squad would be right in this. They win the effort battle, at least for the first half.

Minus the punt block TD just not a whole lot of fire from the Rebels. Receivers still having trouble pulling in the balls. Flat and content tonight.

I always seem to find the people that are new to the game as far as rules go and are having each play explained to them by someone who is at their 5th game of their entire life. Sometimes it's comical listening to someone attempt to explain something that they have no idea what they are talking about, other times it can be annoying. The most common call our team has is holding. While it may be true that their is holding on every play if you wanted to call it, it does seem to be a favorite for our fans at least to heckle the refs about, especially when ours is in defense.

Not ashamed to take help were we can get it.

Pulling hard for Garrard Friday night. Hoping for the upset, however improbable it may be.

I look for a much more focused Boyle team after a playoff field altering let down against Catholic. Full throttle past western hills and Dunbar are the only medicine for this team. The playoffs were decided last week, its time to finish the season off strong and prepare for the road trip ahead.

The most frustrating part is that Lexington Catholic won yet again with a aerial attack filled with long balls and bombs to JJ. Josey left a lot to be desired from the qb spot and the receivers had some huge drops that had Boyle settling for field goals and not touchdowns. I don't know if that's necessarily being out coached, but it seems that after all these meetings we should have some defensive game plan in place for Catholic. It shouldn't be a surprise anymore to anyone that their success comes from the pass in these games.

Two power house programs through at least the last decade of meetings seem to be destined to do this forever. The only shame during the 4A years was the game felt like it should be a state semifinal game at the very least and not just a regional final. Always brings a great crowd and a hostile environment whether at Boyle or Catholic. No matter the outcome friday night it wont be the last time these two tangle this year, and i would expect to see these two meet again in the playoffs as history shows.

The game everyone has been waiting all year for. Next week will tell us a lot about what kind of fight the Rebels have in them. I wouldn't suggest a score, just based on the fact that anything can and probably will happen in these games. It will be close as always.

I'm thinking another big win by Boyle friday night, but honestly I'm hoping for a close game to get as much pre prep for Catholic as possible. 4 full quarters for the starters and a competitive game for Boyle will go a whole lot further for the team than a blowout would in my opinion, with the Knights on the horizon next week.