jeff jackson

I'd still give the edge to Boyle Co & S Warren over Owensboro.

Trinity Boyle Co CAL S Warren Owensboro LCA Franklin Co OB Catholic Pulaski Co Murray KCD Raceland

What radio station is covering the game?

Yes, this is correct. That's a huge blow to any chance they may have had. Robbins is a guy who can go out and make big plays while the back up is more just a facilitator for the offense. Without Robbins, the Tigers will have to rely on that big OL to move the chains and shorten the game as much as possible. That's a tall task against a stout CAL D.

Edge could have made a difference in getting the Aces over the hump, but, there's bumps, bruises and dings on every team this part of the season. You just gotta have that next man up mentality and move on. IMO, LCA was the most complete team in 2a this year, followed by OB Cath, Belfry, Beechwood, Mayfield and Somerset, in that order. There was a big drop off after these 6. As strong as these top 6 were, 2a was very top heavy.

Any radio coverage on this one?

is there any free radio broadcast of this game?

Both teams have a reputation.. The players on LCA and the fanbase on OBC. Although I don't fault the kids on how the fans act. I really don't blame the LCA kids. The coaches allow it, so, they have to take some of the responsibility.

Has anyone heard if Robbins will or won't be available for the title game. I don't think Murray has any shot without him.

Raceland LCA CAL Boyle Co Owensboro Trinity

In most people's mind, CAL is going to win this one going away. I agree they should be the clear cut favorite, but, I could also see Murray making this game a lot more competitive than most think. They have the type of offense that can keep the chains moving and shorten the game. They'll need to do that and also catch a break or 2 with some CAL turnovers, penalties, etc. to give them a legit shot.

Most Beechwood fans expected a 3 to 4 TD victory with several even calling for a running clock. Many neutral fans jumped on the hype and the Aces were given very little chance to compete toe to toe much less actually win. Not only did they compete, they clearly looked like the better team and the final score was closer than it should have been. Someone even said that regardless of how close the top 5 teams were in the rankings, there should have been more separation, basically saying the Tigers weren't getting enough credit and were substantially better than the other mentioned teams. Truth be told, they only played 2 good teams all year and they both exposed their defense in a big way. Don't get me wrong, they're a solid team, just not what they were hyped to be. The final RPI ranking may have been more accurate than most chose to believe.

He was good, but, his OL needs a lot of credit for how he looked.

This game was won in the trenches. Kudos to the Tigers for digging deep after there star QB went down with an injury and still able to retake the momentum. There OL was dominant and opened huge holes, especially late when they needed to hold onto the ball and move the chains. I hope Robbins is good to go next week. They're going to be facing an uphill battle next week as it is, but, it'll be near impossible if he's unable to go.

Murrays OL is the difference in this one. They're blowing Lloyds DL off the ball. If they would just run the ball, they'd be up another 7-14 points