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3rd and 12 at the 43.

Ryle is stopped for 1 yard. They punt and CovCath takes over at the Ryle 41.

Total Yards CovCath 200 yards Ryle 143 yards 3rd and 10

Ryle ball at their own 25.

Touchdown pass to McDowell! Ryle 17 CovCath 7 Beginning of 4th qtr.

Radio guys says there is about 20 students (just sitting there) in the CovCath student section. It's Homecoming. 4th and 20. They will go for it.

3rd and 20.

Five yard loss. 2nd and 18.

Touchdown Colonels....but called back for illegal procedure.

Colonels throw it to the Ryle 7.

Colonels have 1st and 10 at the Ryle 35.

CovCath has the ball at the 44, 3rd and 10. Ryle 17 CovCath 0 Less than 2:03 3rd qtr.

Sadly, this one came down to extra points. Gallatin County added 5 extra points to three touchdowns, whereas the Bearcats could only muster one extra point to add to their three.

"You're outta here!" "No! You're outta here!" "Oh yeah?" [i hope the cop was Al Pacino.]

Does this mean they will be reading the sportsmanship announcement AFTER the games now? :sarcastic:

To sell more hot dogs....and popcorn. :popcorn:

We really do need to bring the cannon back to the HHS football games in some way. For those who think it is politically incorrect or are afraid of some kind of stigma, I say you either did not grow up in this town or you've forgotten our history. Fort Thomas was founded as part of a line of defenses (cannons) that protected Cincinnati during the Civil War. It later became a military post and was once the home of the 10th Infantry. It served as an induction center for tens of thousands of soldiers going to war. Even today, it is the home of the 478th Engineering Battalion of the Army Reserve. So, even though our team is the "Bluebirds," our cannon reflected and celebrated our common history. I once got the chance (thanks to someone very special) to fire the cannon during one of the last games that it was shot from the sideline. I can tell you, that was an honor and a thrill that I will never forget! The cannon is a part of every kid who ever went to Highlands, every boy making his way through the ranks of the FTJFL, every teacher and every parent. It really meant something to us...and it still does. Okay, we can't have the real thing out there now. I think we've all made our peace with that reality. But we can still honor this tradition of our community in an all new way, thanks to modern technology. I say we find a way to make this happen. It's the right thing to do.

Scrimmages are meaningless. :banana:

I looked all around -- even checked under the bleachers. We don't have him. :idunno:

There's that proof we've been looking for! :thumb: I guess we all really can agree that Trinity and Bowling Green are about even...in second place.

It's a ridiculous stretch. The #1 debate has yet to be settled.

How about the 60 yard field goal Daugherty kicked at halftime! :thumb: And we didn't even have to go to all the trouble of losing 30 yards on purpose.

As has been shown here...yes, they are.

Why on earth would you ask your young backup QB to get in there and do basically nothing? That's certainly a great way to get him some valuable experience. :lol:

The complaints are ludicrous and calling attention to them is nothing more than stirring the pot.