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Based on talent FD should win by 3 or 4 TDs.  They have 6-7 D1 players and I don’t think T has one. 
On the other hand, it’s hard to pick against T on a second time around at home.

Strength of schedule will show up in this one and FD basically got a week off last week.

FD early and often.

It’s a different level of execution and discipline when you have to play powerhouse after powerhouse and there’s no easy game in between.  
FD will grow a lot this year.

So tough to go into and play a top Ohio team. Especially if you don’t have a very good QB and offensive plan. 
 

Trinity won’t be much different so hopefully the first stringer will be back.

Awesome win for Bryan Station. Kept it close and forced mistakes.

Trinity is in for a cold spell with this staff.  Players lacked discipline too.

Trinity’s schedule was very difficult compared to any other team in Kentucky and as a result they compete at a high level the entire game. It wasn’t until week 10 that they played a team that wasn’t a road game in a different state, a top 10 team in that team’s state, or all the above. 
The last few weeks have helped them get healthy.  Station has to keep it close and be ready to compete at a higher level all game than they’ve played all year and force some errors.
Trinity becomes a much different team once they’re up a couple scores. 

SK couldn’t tackle the Trinity punt returner. He has two punt return TDs in a row and SK had a 5 yard punt during the game. The wind was blowing in the punters face too.

Thanks for the broadcast BGP!

SK coaches did a great job.  The uptempo start and pushing the ball aggressively were the way to go at Trinity. A couple of plays could have made this game play out more closely but the result isn’t any different.  The SK lines were worn out by halftime, Trinity had too much speed,  and SK has a hard time with Trinity’s physicality as the game went on.

The Trinity QB is a very good athlete and he’s a big body.  
I haven’t watched Crone but if the Trinity QB has overcome some injuries he’s tough to contain but his accuracy is poor when passing.

The TE Meyers at Trinity is way underrated and with the right system he’d be a top 10 kid in the state. Trinity doesn’t really use TEs like say the old Highlands teams, so they’ll put him at WR.
He’s about 6’5” 225 and deceivingly fast.

St. Xavier Louisville’s line is big.  I’d guess average 6’3 and 290 tackle to tackle. Moeller about the same but with a top 10 RB nationally 2024. Center Grove was a little smaller. 

Big O-lines have never been an issue with Trinity.

Trinity rarely has the larger O line or D line in any game. Their ability to substitute at Dline and fast, physical LBs has been a big difference over the years.
 

Trinity’s success is predicated on their QBs performance and the play calling. 
The T QB is big athlete and if he has good game and the OC calls a decent game, Trinity should win handily.
Otherwise, it will be a close, low scoring game.

Trinity has given up 28 points twice but that was to the 1st or 2nd ranked teams in Indiana and Ohio and some of those scores were turnover related. Many of Trinity’s points given this season are turnover related. 

Ridiculous 

Great way to get kids to stop participating in a sport.

KHSAA needs to revert back to a merit system for football playoffs.