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Carmel would beat Cov Cath by 20, Danville by 30, deSales by 40 and Floyd Central by 50. I think Rock Nation will be able to keep this tough loss in perspective.

I know very little about CC this year, but I saw Ryle last week. CC by 4 touchdowns.

If BG were in 6A they would be higher than #9, and in CH were in 5A they would be lower than #2. Purples by 20.

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I remember in the late 70s, early 80s, when T & X would play D & BD in double headers at KFEC. Those were great. Today this should be an easy win for X. The Wallace era had better begin 1-0.

I have been a T fan most of my life. But Carmel is NOT Ryle. On the road I swear I think T is the underdog here at the beginning of the year.

Ryle looked like they were still reeling from the 2017 scrimmage. They did force a Shamrock punt on the opening series after a couple of T first downs, but then gave up a safety and the Rocks #1s scored on every possession after that I believe. If memory serves Ryle had only 1 first down in the first half. T is not better than last year, but they are a very different type of team. It should be a fun year.

You have to sleep in the bed you make for yourself.

Sometimes I get lucky.

I am a big T fan and I thought it was very well officiated overall.

My gosh so many people are misunderstanding this call! Please follow this one item at a time: 1. jump ball was called. 2. Trinity player was handed the ball to inbound, and the five second count starts. 3. SC commits a foul on the floor BEFORE the ball is inbounded. 4. Official enforces foul, and the arrow does not change because the ball was never inbounded. 5. a minute late another held ball, still T ball. It's that simple.

To the topic: I've seen T about 7 times this year and that was about as good as I have seen them play. And that is the first time I have EVER seen a Trinity team play a 2-3 zone for the ENTIRE game - I mean they did not come out of it for one second. Makes you wonder how much zone they might try to throw at Scott Co.?

I have always thought that cutting down the nets before anything other than the final game of the season is not good. That is not the top of the mountain. Do you cut down nets for district championships? I would hope (and even bet) that Cov Cath did not cut down nets after their regional title even if they were allowed to. I could be wrong though. If I am CC coach I say, "This is not the prize boys... this is not the prize. We have to earn the right to cut down the nets at Rupp." Really gets me in the NCAA regionals. You win 4 games, 2 of which are usually against so-so opponents and you cut down nets? You are still two wins away from a title. Three of the four net cutters are not going to be champions. Cutting down the nets should be ULTRA special.

Ballard looked like they had never ever EVER seen a zone defense.

Rocks will play Scott County. They just won by 2