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I think NCC is the clear favorite over all. Danville has more than enough talent and ability to win to the opposite side of 2A from NCC. The big thing for Danville is limiting turnovers which has been their major weakness this year, and being more productive with their passing game. If they can complete 4-5 passes a game for 50-60 yards their offense becomes explosive. We will have to wait and see what will happen, shoiuld be a fun and exciting playoff this year.

Don't get me wrong, I think Green County is a really good team, with a coach who knows how to motivate them. I'm interested in seeing them play. I think the days of "Oh my goodness, its Danville!", are over. But I do think the Admirals are much improved from last year and will be hard to defeat at home in the playoffs. But by no means do I think Danville wil just beat GC with ease.

IMO, they won't get back to the region final, They put a whoopin on Danville last year. I don't think GC can dominate DHS that way this year, two entirely different teams from last year. And tsyoung you didn't think Danville could beat Bardstown the way they did. My point GC has to come through Danville on the way to the regional final and it won't be easy this year.:popcorn:

OK, Wasn't trying to get anything started, but I will take up for the ADS, the original poster that I responded to made it sound like Frankfort made all the mistakes and didn't play well, while Danville played a good game. Neither team played that well, but when Danville made mistakes their defense made the plays to stop Frankfort from scoring, and Frankfort couldn't. Frankfort did a good job blitzing and not letting Danville get any rythm on offense, and to "retired" if Danville's QB made better decisions and had about 2 more seconds to throw, Frankfort's run defense would have loosened way up before the game was over or the score for Danville would have been several touchdowns higher. Good luck to Frankfort in the playoffs, sounds like you guys will have your hands full with Beechwood, as Danville will with Green Co.

No disrespect to Frankfort, but Danville also shot themselves in the foot. I thought Frankfort's defense was good, but Danville's Offensive line didn't give Alcorn any time to throw, if they had, Danville had receivers open and could have loosened up Frankfort's run defense. This game score was what it was, Danville's defense stood up and stopped Frankfort's offense. I think Danville is easily 3 touchdowns better, and with a little pass protection could have been a blow out.

Boyle County is a well coached team. I'm sure Boyle will not kick directly to him and limit his return ability on special teams. I'll take Boyle Co. 21-7.

Thanks for the information, should be another good match up Friday night.

Can some of the Frankfort Fans give us some information on FHS this year. I haven't heard a lot about them, like in years past.

Skild-Kid, If I'm not mistaken Danville beat Frankfort last year at Frankfort, so how is that having their number?:idunno:

Also last night in Danville vs Washington Co. district championship game where WC was undefeated, Danville's Patrick Brand rushes for 480+ yards. How about his performance.

Danville starts out the game in a hole and stays that way much of the first quater. They get it going 2nd quater, score 21-6 at half, WC kicked 2 field goals for thier 6 pts, WC has a really nice kicker and punter. Second half opens up WC kicks off with a squib kick, Danville returns to the 11 yard line, I think three plays later Danville scores makes it 28-6. But WC doesn't lay down, they come right back and score, the game stays about a 15 pt margin until about 7:46 to go in the game WC gets an on side kick back and scores and cuts the game to 41-35. Danville responds well gets some stops and finally and an interception and scores easily 2 more touch downs and one two point conversion to make the score 55-35. WC played thier heart out and gave all they had, they just couldn't stop #16 Brand. Also Danville could have scored again with about 2:30 to go, moving the ball on the ground at will, but Coach Harp shows good spotrsmanship and takes a knee several times after gaining a first down and runs the clock out. Danville's offense played well with I'm sure around 600 yards or more, WC offense played well in the second half but some mistakes on Danville's part, a couple of blown coverages and the recovered onside kick made this game closer than it should have been. Also Danville had probably 10 hits on WC's best back, I think #18, in the back field and didn't wrap up and he ended up gaining substantial yards. WC has a good team And could very well beat our sister distict and be back in Danville in Couple of weeks. WAY TO GO ADS, DISTRICT CHAMPS! AND HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE THROUGH OUT THE PLAYOFFS!:clap::dancingpa

Danville 42 WC 14.:popcorn::clap::thumb:

What ever you say, but I don't think one week would have made that much difference. We will see come friday I'll take Danville 42-14.:popcorn:

I was thinking even numbered disrict winners hosted playoff games throughout the playoffs in even numbered years, and the opposite in odd numbered years.

If Danville wins the ditrict will they host playoff games through out the tournement? I can't remember how it works.

I wouldn't count on winning that game, but if they do they will certainly deserve a top 10 ranking.

Danville puts up 59 on Bardstown, and didn't let Bardstown shorten the game, which means Danville dominated Bardstown with defense. I am wandering why Washington County couldn't stop Bardstown from shortening the game? I think Danville could have scored as many points as they wanted on Bardstown, yet WC only scored 35.:idunno:

Danville opened up fast, 28-0 first quater, then relaxed I think, and put it on cruise control the rest of the game for a 49-0 win. This score could have been worse for Fort Knox, Danville lost 2 fumbles and one muffed punt.:thumb:

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I was just trying to get a feel for Fort Knox, you won't owe anybody an apology. I didn't realize that the WC vs Fort Knox game was as close as it was. I agree if Danvile has a turnover ridden game anybody could win. But I have seen them when they are not turning the ball over and get in rythm be very, very good and capable of beating some good football teams. If Danville comes out clicking I'll take them in this one 42-7.

That's what I figured.:thumb:

I wasn't at the game but I doubt seriously they were running up the score. They haven't had much competition lately and Coach French was probably just trying to get all the work he could for the starters. When they played Danville, they could have probably scored again at the end of the game, but they took a knee. Another thing, most Coaches won't pull their starters until the other team pulls their's. Did LC pull their starters after Boyle was in control? I have a problem with teams that are way behind and don't pull their starters, only to let them try to get points against the other team's young guys.

I'm curious, Why do you think it will only be 14points? Washington County beat them by 18 points last week, and I'm thinking Danville is stronger than WC when comparing schedules. Also, Danville is back at home for this game and has seemd to cure the turnover bug.:popcorn:

: It probably depends on Bardstown getting som players back.

AGREED!:dancingpa