BFritz21

I simply made a few points, you argued that one was wrong, and then you post that, which was not relevant in any way, shape, or form. You attack me and say that I have no class, when I simply posted facts that were in no way cruel or attacking anyone. CovCath students- make sure you're right before saying anything, don't attack anyone, but defend CovCath with facts, just as I did. Thanks oldguy :thumb:

How would 1 of 3 points being wrong make nothing accurate about it? Anyways, the 2 kids have nothing to do with my point. That's only 2, and did they play sports, and name some more who switched to CovCath for sports because they couldn't make it academic wise at CovCath

But yet it's ok to say everything bad about CovCath- double standard. This thread was about the rivalry, and as covcathftball said, if you do some research, you'll learn how accurate my post was. I'll take responsibility for everything I say. I'm pretty sure that a lot of CovCath people agree with me, but I won't bring them into it, I'll back up everything I say and I'll take it all on

That would be a relevant comment if my post was just a random comment, but seeing as how it's not, and that's what this thread is about, your post is just trying to avoid the point. If you look back at every transfer in recent times who has gone to Highlands from CovCath and played football, my post holds water.

a. They're two of the top teams in 3A in the state every year b. Players go to Highlands when they can't make it at CovCath c. 4A in NKY never wins state, so CCH and Highlands are the two biggest schools around to make noise at the big show, and they have to play every year, and a lot of times play again in the playoffs, ending one team's season

I'd go with their rankings

Agreed, he could make a ton happen from out on the wing, coming off picks, and just cutting a lot Even if he wasn't launching threes, just have him out front or on the wing where he can hit a mid-range jumper or drive to the basket. I'd definitely have him out on the wing, coming off screens and things, and just making stuff happen on his own. I respect Chev and I like him, don't get me wrong, but Lawson can make things happen for himself and for others if he wasn't on the block. Hopefully he'll change his mind and get Lawson off the block, and this isn't any of us coaching for him or saying he can't coach, it's just logic, and I understand that Lawson's one of the biggest kids, but he's doing absolutely no good being on the block

Sam Lawson could start for any team in Northern Kentucky, and I haven't seen that many teams in the whole state, but I haven't seen one that he couldn't start for. He creates scoring opportunities for himself and for others, Dixie doesn't have any size, so they have him on the block, someone please explain that to me. Being on the block takes away his shooting threat and his threat to drive. Whenever he was on his way down the floor or just out near the free throw line and caught the ball, he either scored by knocking down a mid-range jumper, drove to the basket and scored, or drew a double team which opened a teammate who he'd get the ball to. Like I said, they had him on the block, so he didn't have many opportunities, and he still tossed out 17 (I think). I understand he's one of Dixie's bigger players, but he'd be so much more effective out top or on the wings. Dixie would be so much better if they didn't shove him down on the block, he needs to be in a position where he can make stuff happen for himself and for other players.

It doesn't matter, people hate CovCath so much they'll say anything to make CovCath look bad.

Who? When was the last time Beechwood beat CovCath in basketball? Have they ever?

Game at 7:30 like always?

What percentage of good teams have a 4th down offense? Probly not real high, and most good teams don't even need a 4th down offense. With homefield advantage, maybe CovCath wouldn't have needed one, actually it's probable that they wouldn't have needed one

CovCath was going to win again this year, but I'm not allowed to comment why because nobody's allowed to bad-mouth Highlands, CovCath will beat them next year

Bleser will have a great year for CovCath at QB

I'm not bitter, well, maybe a lil, but it's just because CCH's team was loaded with talent and even more loaded with great kids who deserved to win. They got a raw deal

A time machine, then I'd go back, and replace the ref who called the fumble in the CCH/Highlands game an incomplete pass (or just give the one who called it an incomplete pass glasses or a better view), and then tickets to Papa John's Stadium after CCH won every game in the playoffs with homefield advantage until they went to Louisville

CovCath at 7? They're returning a lot of talent, including a bunch of solid players on offense, strong defensive talent, and a lot of solid young players to fill the open spots, including Bleser, who will step-up and be a very solid QB

Is that 1400 boys or 1400 including girls?

Sutton from CovCath- he'll be a real solid receiver as well as a solid blocker

Josh Bleser- Cov Cath

As weird as it sounds, that's exactly the sort of thing that my dad has said to me since my wreck, I never understood it, but that made it a little more clear

I'd back you up all the way, he's got no fear, and will tale on players any size

I was talking to Ellison last night, he asked if I saw how LexCath stole his trophy, it took me a second to get it, but then I thought it was hilarious :laugh:

CovCath's will be super-tough, returning Casteneda at DB, Flynn at LB, a number of other good players, and solid coaches

That definitely needs to be done because so many kickers now can make it to the endzone