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I don't think there were many, if any, players missing. The starting line-up was shuffled extensively but I don't recall players not being there.

The correct final score was 42-38. The goal-tending call was a correct call. The ball was still rolling on the rim when the Clay County player got into the net. I couldn't tell if it would have fallen in for a basket or not. The Clay County coach really showed his rump after that.

Why is it classless? Some of you won't let it go. Numerous posters have talked with numerous officials who ALL have said it was a CLEAN HIT. As have the KHSAA folks. What don't you understand about it?

I was in the pressbox with several high school football officials. We watched the replay of the hit a number of times. It was agreed all around that the hit was not malicious or intentional. I wish the best to the player and his parents. Congratulations to Simon Kenton for making it to the championship game and good luck next year. Juggernaut, it's football. Hits are part of the game. Sorry you didn't like the play but don't be pounding on the fans and T players. Lighten up, Francis.

Larry--don't go on Friday or you will have missed the game. We're playing on Thursday night this week at Eastern.

Oh boy, here we go again. When Cincinnati St. X came out on the field at Papa John's the other night, it's the first time in my memory (and I'm in my mid-50s) that I can ever remember an opponent of T or Lou X coming out that had bigger players and a larger number of players than the local team. And Trinity effectively controlled the game and won with a strong effort. So I don't think "numbers" can be the reason. I think it's called teamwork, heart and efficiency. Or, as the decal on the Trinity helmet states, Discipline, Pride, Loyalty and Achievement.

Homerun, are you serious? If nothing else, last night's win will make the Rocks more determined and respectful of the upcoming job in 2 weeks. Like the Nike slogan, "Just Do It".

Somewhere around 7:30. Last week the announced time was 7PM but we didn't start until 7:40.

Ahhh, just a little fodder for the fire!

15,696. A little light, I thought, for a T-X championship, but considering the weather I guess it wasn't too bad.

Shamrock, There was always an ad in the game program about who to contact about buying a tape of the games. I just went through this year's program and there is no such ad. I don't know if that's because of Insight's contract to broadcast the games or not. Probably your best bet is to contact the KHSAA (859-299-5472) and ask for Butch Cope. He'd be able to tell you for sure. Go Rocks!:banana:

I don't mind if X beats Trinity because they play a better game, that's football. But why does Glaser ALWAYS have to show his butt and act like a juvenile?

Ticky-tacky point of order...the 45-point running clock rule can only be in the second half. :jump:

I was at a meeting at Trinity tonight and was advised that anyone wanting tickets better get them tomorrow (Tuesday) as they were selling like hotcakes and Trinity didn't get all that many.

I assume Elder was ahead at the time? If the defense intercepts on an overtime possession that effectively ends the other team's chance at scoring. If Elder already had their possession and had scored to go ahead, the game is over when the interception occurs.

USA Today has said several times (in different years) that Trinity-St. X is the biggest high school football game in the country.

I think what many of you are missing is that this award is for the best ATHLETIC PROGRAM in the state, not just the best FOOTBALL PROGRAM. Arguing about football is fine, but the award recognizes so much more than that.

Final score was 65-57 Trinity. 2 point difference at end of 1st, tied at halftime, 1 point difference at end of 3rd. Wild game to watch.

Seneca @ Trinity postponed to Wednesday night at 6PM (for now). Check the paper tomorrow for definite time. Varsity game only is being played.

While I agree with you looking at the records, it's still a Rocks/Tigers game. I don't care whether it's basketball, football, tiddly-winks or cornhole it could very well go down to the wire. /not counting my chickens...

How about hot dogs from the Speedway across the street? :laugh:

I had heard that he wanted to but if the game was cancelled then Male would not have had any games between the 5/3 Tournament and the LIT, so they decided to go ahead and play.

Did Bill leave his position with the Louisville Fire?

So when U of L has a conference game scheduled with UConn, along with a nationally televised game being broadcast by one of ESPN's top crews, what is U of L supposed to do? Move it to Sunday after church services? :confused:

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