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I know all about that situation, and I agree with you. He really has developed into a great addition to the offense, especially when the play calling is on point. Which is why I trust Bowling Green so much in this game.

Oh trust me, I love Cooper. I think he’s a brilliant quarterback, especially in the system at BG. I just think Caleb Jacob might be a bit better, I sincerely hope to be proven wrong. I honestly could be wrong as I saw that running QBs do quite well against Cov Cath, and BGs defense is playing lights out. Edit: After seeing Jacob’s numbers, I’ll take Connor Cooper any day of the week. Especially with how he’s playing.

I see a lot of people predicting a Cov Cath win, and I respect that. But what games has Cov Cath had this season to prepare them for this level of opponent? I understand Jacob is a veteran and knows exactly what it takes, but Cov Cath’s schedule this season has been quite weak compared to prior years. Cov Cath isn’t the same team they were week one, and neither is Bowling Green. I simply think Bowling Green has Cov Cath beat in every aspect besides home field advantage and QB play, but that’s my opinion! Can’t wait for Friday

I was going to pick BG 28-14, but after hearing I have to pay $15 to watch it with one sided commentary, I’ll take BG 35-14. All jokes aside, I don’t know much about CC this year besides they aren’t as good as last year. I believe the BG DL will control the game and the BG speed will simply be too much for CC, I look forward to a good game!

I really want to see a Bowling Green VS. Owensboro state final, so I’m taking Owensboro 28-21.

I lost count on how many pancakes Dingle had, he’s a monster. Bunton runs like he’s mad, absolutely love the physicality.

I really enjoy watching this offense, Cooper has really developed into a good QB.

Wallace used to be the one to draw them up at Bowling Green during my time there, it was quite fun listening to him break down the history of matchups.

Bitter sweet, so many memories at the El.

So that’s why they don’t kick it to him.

This is game of the year in my opinion. So far.

Some interesting spots so far.

The ball does not lie.

Can I get a review?

He’s a great kid, and great player. I’m glad to see he’s staying in the state and wish the best for him.

Went to that 2010 game with my dad. He was a T grad and football player, and all I remember from that game was hiding under the stadium as it monsooned. Edit: Quoted the wrong person, sorry Tiger!

Most likely not close, I just hope for no injuries. My brain says T 42-7 My heart says BG 7-6

Assuming Littlefield is included in being back?

I’m just speaking from my experience playing there. When I was there (2016) about a third of our plays were RPOs, obviously they have a new OC now, but I’m sure they’re still running them.

Yes, you’re correct about them running RPOs. I’d say it’s about a third of the plays that’re called (from my experience).

I love that you’re here Killowatt, because you say the exact thing I want to and I don’t have to type it!

Cov Cath at #1? Alright.

Whoever this kid is who was making his first start, exposed the defense multiple times. Eli Burwash is one of the most athletic receivers on the field, period. They have weapons, they just have to learn how to use them. Dez being out makes it that much harder. We can agree to disagree, I saw what I saw and you saw what you saw. I’ll always believe in that coaching staff after seeing how they’ve transformed mediocre/bad players into varsity starters, all they need is athleticism.

Running straight at a team who’s main strength is run defense. Along with that, not utilizing the weapons they have on the perimeter, including their monster of a TE. Many other offensive things of course, but overall just not great. South Warren deserves credit though, their defense is good as it always is.

Coach suggestions on Madden would’ve been a better option than whatever that atrocity was. It reminded me of Tyson Helton’s first year with fewer screen passes.