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Stellman became head coach after Joe Clark retired.....who followed Lewis.

Oh ok. That's a good thing for the other schools then....always nice to keep your kids.

Are you saying kids will transfer back to their district or just stay in their district to begin with?

I think you missed my point....but what you think it is isn't a bad point either.

Magic is a little tougher to work in a public 4A school.

Friday night he wasn't the best player on the field in my opinion but he was the player who played the best and made plays. Outside of U of L I don't think there will be too many takers at the D1 level. He may be fully capable of playing there when the time comes but his size will be the limiting factor. There are so many good football players with good stats and big hearts, that aren't given a second glance by the D1 schools because they are an inch too short or 2 tenths too slow. UK might give some lip service because they've heard of Trinity but the height and the 40 time would scratch him off of lists of D1 schools outside of Kentucky.

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That's a definite possibility....maybe he's one of the Oldham co. guys.

I might have heard that wrong or I heard it from someone who was wrong that he was from Jeffersonville. Must be a different city in Indiana, my mistake.

I might have heard that wrong or I heard it from someone who was wrong that he was from Jeffersonville. Must be a different city in Indiana, my mistake.

Of course Manual doesn't have any from Indiana, he transferred to Trinity.

I think I saw the Freshman you are talking about....he's another one of the Jeffersonville kids I heard.

That may be how it is taught to them but in that particular case that's not what he did....he hit Kammer directly in the knee, which is illegal. Metzger is a good hardnosed player I'm sure he didn't intentionally do something that he knew was illegal and dangerous...he just did.

It would be a good laugh too if NCC stumbled once again with a team loaded with good football players.

The Bellevue Dayton game is a big rivalry game that has an intensity that's hard to imagine no matter what the record is of the two teams. The kids on the Bellevue team live in Bellevue and the kids on the Dayton team live in Dayton, they grew up playing each other. Its not surprising that the Dayton kids came out fired up...they had nothing to play for other than beating Bellevue. It would be difficult for someone for NCC to understand that considering their kids might come from Southgate, Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, Alexandria, etc...or wherever there is a good football player.

The kids I've known that had to wear them...ie eye injury or something....hated them. They fog up, get splashed with water, sweat, and mud.....by the end of the game they can't see much. The ones that put them on because they thought they looked cool didn't keep them very long.