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  1. Updated chances for victory.
  2. From Daniel Hopkins on Facebook: WEEK SEVEN GARRARD COUNTY FOOTBALL PREVIEW Garrard County at Lexington Catholic Series: Lexington Catholic leads 12-4 Notes: -One week after opening district play with a victory, the Garrard County Golden Lions will look to make it two in a row when they travel to Clays Mill Road to face Lexington Catholic. The Knights enter the matchup ranked second in Class 3A. -Garrard County and Lexington Catholic have a streaky history, meeting every year from 1993-2000, again from 2015-18, and now again in 2025-26. The series will continue next season when both schools make the move to Class 4A. Lexington Catholic holds a 12-4 advantage all-time, with 13 of the previous meetings coming in district play and the other three taking place in the playoffs. -The Golden Lions dominated the early years of the series when both schools were Class A powers. In 1993, undefeated and ranked fourth in Class A, Garrard sewed up its second-ever district title with a 54-13 romp over the Knights in Lexington. The Lions blocked three Catholic punts and returned each for a touchdown, with Dwayne May, Michael Dailey, and Josh Gaffney each finding the end zone. Sheldon Burnside added 155 rushing yards and two touchdowns on just six carries. Much of the early-season media attention had centered on Lexington Catholic, a relatively new program that had played several highly ranked opponents close. After the victory, Garrard coach Jerry Perry told the Advocate-Messenger, “I'm tired of hearing people talk about elite teams. Garrard County's an elite team also!” -Two years later, fourth-ranked Garrard returned to Lexington to face the third-ranked Knights and quickly found itself trailing 13-0. The Golden Lions responded with five consecutive touchdowns, however, rallying for a 30-13 victory. Jamaine Norris rushed for 143 yards and a touchdown, while Wayne Kiser scored twice - first on a 45-yard run and later on a 62-yard interception return. Standout linebacker Kevin Broughton piled up 18 tackles on the evening. -Last week's victory over Casey County gave Garrard a modest three-game district winning streak dating to last season. The school record is nine consecutive district victories, a run that stretched across the 1994 and 1995 seasons and included two wins over Lexington Catholic. Among the memorable moments was a 35-8 victory over Frankfort in 1994, when Willie Hill led the Lions with 167 rushing yards and a touchdown. Win No. 8 also produced a program first, as Garrard defeated Paris for the first time, rolling to a 41-14 victory in 1995.
  3. Are you blaming the Beechwood loss on the Coach E's inability to motivate his players?
  4. This is a scary stat, @Voice of Reason!
  5. The "NFL Network" is on the Jags!
  6. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/bracken-county-high-school-brooksville-ky/gam8176b082b5
  7. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/anderson-county-high-school-clinton-ky/gam3f8ecb3a8d
  8. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/frederick-douglass-high-school-lexington-ky/gam2c5d1f128c
  9. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/bourbon-county-high-school-paris-ky/gam2227e8aa67
  10. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/my-town-tv/gam244f29adfb
  11. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/hardin-county-schools/game8a599dacc
  12. Important Changes to the WDRB+ LivestreamBret Saxton August 27, 2026 Trinity fans have a new way to watch the Rocks! Beginning September 1, Trinity games will stream on the new WDRB+WAVE platform. Here is how to make sure you are ready to watch: Current WDRB+ users will receive an automatic app update around September 1 that will transition the app to WDRB+WAVE. Once updated, select Live Sports from the list of streams (photo above) at the top of the home page to watch Trinity games. Fire TV Fire TV users will need to download the new WDRB+WAVE app from the app store. Current WDRB+ users should receive a prompt beginning September 1 with information about making the switch. Mobile Devices The current WDRB+ mobile app will no longer be available. Download the WDRB+WAVE News app on your phone, select Live at the bottom of the screen, and then choose Live Sports from the available streams. The Live Sports stream will feature Trinity Athletics along with Louisville City FC. Make the switch and keep cheering on the Rocks all season! Go Rocks! https://www.trinityrocks.com/article/3096530
  13. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/trinity-high-school-louisville-ky/gambfd5e03751
  14. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/campbellsville-high-school-campbellsville-ky/gam97c223b5ee
  15. NFHS Video: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/east-ridge-high-school-lick-creek-ky/gamfcd7d8349d

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