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West wins 40-34 in triple overtime.

The Highlands name on the front of the jersey just means the opposing team wants to beat them. There is no longer a an intimidation factor behind it. As the father of a player, they are not intimidated by the fact that it is Highlands. It's another game they want to win, but will feel a little better if they do win.

Boone is now in the red, I'm assuming all Boone County schools have cancelled their games on Friday, is that correct?

They instituted that policy, so yes, they chose not to play based on an arbitrary number. I would hope it is remembered in future scheduling consideration.

Maybe Boone should have honored their commitment and stayed close to home to play Campbell County.

I would like to hear more detail regarding the Ryle parent working the chain crew that was escorted out for threatening a Camel player. Hopefully that earned a lifetime ban.

36-0 Highlands, 00:51 left in first half.

The first complete game the Camels played this year. Lockhart, from memory caught 4 for roughly 45.

Game. Extremely proud of the Camels tonight

Credit to the Camel's defense for not giving up on the play. That drive resulted in a turnover on downs and no points. Great effort.

The KDE line goes straight to voicemail. Hopefully everyone is getting their messages in and are being heard. Sports has been a live saver for my son, ripping it away after they've done everything asked of them is cruel and unfair. We know the risks of playing vs not playing, not playing has a far graver impact on a lot of children than playing.

They are juniors this year with most getting their first playing time on varsity. A few players have stepped away from sports altogether, some are specializing in other sports. I think this is an example of not rotating in younger players enough to gain experience and not putting enough attention and time into your JV development.

Issues are a weak senior class and a lot of injuries. Anyone who knew anything about the program knew this would be a down year. No one thought it would be this bad, but injuries have pushed it that way.

Trinity with a BIG thank you to the officials

Campbell County player retaliated to a Connor player kicking a CCHS player in the head. Always the one that retaliates gets caught.

This chant was a response to the NCC student section chanting "We got Lickert"

Tourney is Saturday, February 3 at Mason County. Mason Co vs Bourbon Co @ 0930, Campbell Co vs. Robertson Co at 1030, championship game right after.

My understanding is Campbell Co. vs. Robertson Co. Mason Co. is the third team, just not sure who rounds out the field.

He told them today, most already knew about it though.

He brought the players down at school today and told them he was gone. Heard he received an interesting reaction and I'll leave it at that. We all (as in parents of players) received an email from him that he was accepting the NCC job as well.

If your team has the apparent lack of talent, why do you sign up for a tournament such as this? I really don't understand people that get upset about this. It's a game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. As long as the parents and coaches use it as a learning opportunity for all involved, what's the issue? To me, when we got beat and beat bad, it made me step back and appreciate the talent we were up against, not feel bad about myself. Self-loathing these days really needs to be ended. Sometimes you're the fly, sometimes you're the flyswatter.

Last night was difficult with the rain and mud on a grass field. Tough kid, took some shots and came back for more. There are high expectations of this group after going undefeated as 8th graders. Injury bug hit early and often, but they battled through and put together a good season.

He does. Kid is going to be special once he adds some size. Had over 100 yards against Cooper and had some good carries last night.

Two-headed monster in the backfield. Crosley Gray and Brandon Richmond. Both strong, powerful backs that have good speed when hitting the next level.

Congratulations to Campbell County frosh football. Wrapped up an 8-2 season with a 26-13 victory over Dayton High School JV on a rain soaked field tonight. Great season, look forward to seeing you all play the next three years.