WKY_Football

Should be a classic game in Georgetown. I like Scott County in this one though. WoFo has a good defensive front but Scott County offense, like a poster stated above, limits your defensive fronts effectiveness with as much misdirection as they use. Should be a good one either way.

The Tigers beat themselves Friday night in a district loss to Henderson. A pick 6, dropping a punt on their own 5, a late 4th quarter roughing the punter penalty up 33-30 that turned 4th & 19 into 1st & 10 that led to the go ahead score and still had a chance to win late in a game where they had to start their backup qb says the Tigers are dangerous. McCracken County should be the favorite in this game and rightfully so. Their offense is almost unstoppable and they have weapons all over the place for their young QB. Matchem is a nightmare to defend but the Mustangs do have other offensive weapons that you have to account for as well. If the Tigers can limit costly mistakes (penalties, turnovers) that have plagued them in their close losses they could keep this competitive but I think the Mustangs will prove to be too much.

37-33 Henderson County wins in a thriller. The Tigers roughed the punter up 33-30 late in the 4th. Henderson then went down and scored. The Tigers got the ball inside the 15 but were stopped on downs to end it. Tigers Starting QB McCarley did not play due to injury tonight.

Pretty big 6A District 1 matchup this week as Henderson County travels to Christian County. Henderson come into this one 3-4 on the season with wins against Henry Clay, Daviess County, and Central Hardin & losses to Pulaski, Madisonville, Gibson Southern, and GRC. Offensively they average 34.9 ppg and give up 31ppg. They are led by Dual Threat QB Brody Belt who is coming off a heck of a game against GRC last Friday night. Christian County comes into this one off their bye week 2-4 with wins vs McKenzie TN & Daviess County while their losses were Cooper, Mayfield, South Warren, and Frederick Douglass. The Tigers average 25.8 ppg while giving up 31.1 ppg. They are led by JR QB McCarley and a stable of RB's and WR's. The winner assures themselves of at least 1 home game and a district title matchup vs McCracken while the loser is staring at a 3 seed in the district (Which may not be the worst thing in the world to avoid a round 2 matchup at South Warren.) Who ya like? Thoughts? Opinions?

Crow tastes good. I'm eating it. Congrats PC.

I would assume the Christian County Tigers Football Hudl page will have the stream. Worth a shot to check anyways.

SW-42 PC-14 South is hitting their stride. Possibly a more talented team than they had last year when they beat PC 35-0. I just can't see a Freshman QB coming in and beating SW at SW.

If this game is played I would be surprised.

The schedule has not been the friend of the first year program this year for CC. FD will handle this one. CC is a few years out from being able to play with the big dogs in 6A.

Give me the Raiders at home in a close one.

Isn't it crazy that the football season will be halfway through the regular season after this week? Seems it always flys by. I think the Tigers can keep it competitive but they will have to play flawless to win at South. Camden Page is just too good of a QB & Boards is turning into a stud before our eyes. I do think in future years this because a rivalry in western Kentucky if the two teams continue to play each other in the next cycle.

Does this outcome say more about SW or BG?

Gotta be able to stop people though. Christian County has the athletes to at least match up with them. I don't think that's a gimme with the way Christian County runs the football.

Maybe the halftime score.

Christian County lost by 7 in game 1.

I would love for Trinity to pull this one off. I just think Gabriel-Georges and the rest of the Baylor squad will be too much for Trinity. I will say this, if Trinity wins this one just go ahead and mail the 6A state title to them because they won't be tested like they have been by anyone in Kentucky outside of maybe Freddie D.

I would say their week 10 game at Christian County would be a litmus test as well. But that's just my opinion. I like this Somerset team but idk if they have enough to knock off Ironton.

6A matchup that could be a possible first round playoff matchup. Daviess County comes in playing a brutally tough schedule (Logan County, OCath, Owensboro) that isn't the best recipe to start with a young team. Daviess County comes into this one allowing 52ppg on defense and 6.6ppg offensively. But those first three games were on the road and now they get the friendly confines of their home opener. Christian County comes into this game off a 47-28 victory over Tennessee Class 1A #2 Ranked McKenzie in McKenzie, TN last Friday night. The Tigers are 1-2 with a close loss to Cooper (28-21) and a competitive loss at mayfield in week 2 (49-32). The Tigers allow 35ppg while scoring 33.3ppg. Does Daviess County pick up their first win of the season or does Christian County even its record at 2-2? What says you?

Congrats to the Tigers on their first win ever over a solid McKenzie Team.

Simon Kenton has played two teams that CC would be 2-0 against as well/ Let's see what happens the next 2 weeks with Cov Cath and Beechwood coming calling.

Cooper was well on their way to going down 21-0 in the first quarter last Friday night against Christian County. They then made some plays to get them back in the game and the rest is history. I think Highlands should win pretty comfortably. But it’s early season high school football, so things don’t always go as they should.

For Christian County to have any chance at War Memorial next Friday they have to clean up the 2 things that cost them the game last night. Penalties (11-106) and turnovers (3). You don’t go in to mayfield and win very often, but you darn sure won’t go in there and win with penalties and turnovers. The game Friday all depends on if the Tigers can contain England in the backfield. If they can slow him down, they might be able to keep it close.

Somebody get Simon Kenton in the top 10 please.

You do realize this is their first season as a program right?

Especially when looking at the box score. CC also fumbled on 1st and Goal from the 2 late in the 3rd that would have given them a 28-21 lead. CC will not be a powerhouse overnight. It will take time but I believe they are headed in the right direction. Cooper showed its championship DNA last night. Their guys are used to winning. When teams are used to winning they make things happen during winning time.