46 Sprint Out

Belfry 28 Sheldon Clark 0

Williamsburg 42 Campbellsville 38

Corbin 44 Middlesboro 27

Much of me wants to say Bardstown, but I'll go with the Ads in this one Danville 34 Bardstown 28

St X 28 Manual 13

Trinity 42 Ballard 14

I'll agree with SLINK on this one.

Johnson Central 42 Montomery County 24

Breathitt Co. 42 Estill Co. 14

Boyle spoils Catholic's Thanksgiving plans. Boyle Co. 29 Catholic 28

I'll go with Pulaski County in an upset here 33-28

North Bullitt must have been clicking on all cylinders last week. That being said, I'll go with North Bullitt 28, Marion 14

Clay Co. 38-31

I'll go with Boone Co. 20-14.

LCA 38-21

I'll go with Madison Central 42-28

Hazard 49 Cumberland 27 I predict a hard fought game that Hazard pulls out late for the district championship.

I was under the assumption that Powell Valley was to be very solid this year. If this is the case, Lee High must be greatly improved.

Congrats to the Wildcats. Great to see them start the season on a winning note.

Is this scrimmage on a Friday or Saturday?

I think Michael will be a great fit for the team. I'm thrilled to see he decided to get into coaching.

By definition, I guess it could be said that they were, though I don't think I'm going to get any argument that their logic was absurd and that Himmler himself was a mental dissaster. However, we did not fight Germany in WWII to defend democracy or stop the Holocaust. In fact, we allied with a Russia that was purging their own people on a similar scale. What I am saying is that in a war between two countries (take the current war for example), our occupation in Iraq carries the same negative impact for Islamic followers as 9/11 has for American citizens. Personally, I believe that our retalliation versus the terrorists responsible for the September 11th attack is justified. I do belive, however, that with the current war in Iraq, that we have overstepped our boundries in acting as "world's policemen for democracy" and are stretching our boundries far too thin, ignoring the non-interventionist policies that have kept our country stable throughout its history.

You have things figured out. There are no "good guys" or "bad guys" in a war when you take off the American sunglasses. One man's radical terrorist is another man's martyr.

It is a shame that true conservative policy is being underminded by neo-conservative thought. And, to beat it all, neo-conservatives were mostly liberals before seeing our president's lack of knowledge in foreign policy and taking advantage of him. Current American foreign policy is shaped by neo-conservatives and Zionist Christians who have enflicted generations of foreign-relations damage in the Middle East. Until we realize the importance of non-intervention, Americans will be fighting a war against terrorism that has never been won throughout history. In the same process, we will be slipping from the tight grip of world superpower and into a economic and military dogfight with the Chinese.

Wow......is NG smoking a cigarette in his lab?