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Good rebound win for CovCath. Bir's numbers are quite impressive.

I said in the game against NCC that the lack of rushing yards would play a factor. Wilson a year ago had 113 yards rushing for Dixie compared to Pike’s 30 yards. Last year against Beechwood, Dixie’s Wilson had 100 yards rushing for Dixie, but the margin of victory was much greater, 40 points compared to the 12 point win over NCC in 09. Even with a marginal running performance from Pike Dixie should win this by 14 points.

I think the Breds have a real chance in this one. Dixie won a pretty close game year 19-7 with its' QB Wilson rushing for 113 yards in the game. I doubt his efforts are duplicated this Friday. In addition the Breds offense will be a lot better. Breds in a close one.

Clyde this is the difference between you and old Bunning. Bunning would never hold back and says exactly what's on his mind in any forum. I'm sure he would view your desire to be cautious as the typical excuse for those unwilling to step up to the plate, no pun intended. If Bunning were a poster on BGP's his Username would be "Jim Bunning'.

Being funny is one thing, sitting on a throne of lies is another. If someone told you that SK won 15-9 then that person was giving you inaccurate information. I figured you would start this kind of crap so I did keep some stats in preparation, which shows what a goofball I am. The Highlands varsity QB threw 16 TD's in 23 drives. On several drives where a touchdown was not scored Highlands first pass play landed them less than 10 yards from the goal line which in 7 on 7 means you get one play to score. He did throw two picks. His first three passes were 40 yard touchdown passes that took about a minute and a half. Highlands has 4 wide receivers that are as a group absolutely outstanding. Eli Schultz has been a very pleasant surprise. I didn't watch SK offense a ton, but I did make some observations. In the beginning the SK varsity QB was very frustrated. He threw his arms in the air at one point obviously showing his displeasure for what appeared to be a route that was not ran correctly. Someone else who watched the Highlands defense could probably tell you how long it took Simon Kenton to initially score but it seemed to be an inordinate amount of time. I noticed when Lawrence scrambled around, he on several occasions rushed up to the line of scrimmage where the guards would normally be and threw. His release is not real high, which could be problematic against big teams when he throws from this location. I realize this is a 7 on 7 and during a regular game he would more likely do something different. He did throw some balls with a lot of trajectory. Of all the teams Highlands has faced so far Lawrence certainly had the strongest arm. I cannot state enough the precision with which the Highlands wide receivers run their routes. In my opinion SK was the stiffest competition thus far, but to be quite honest they would come up woefully short. Highlands’s fans who will see this 2010 team for the first time against Trinity or Manual are going to pleasantly surprised. I wish Simon Kenton the best!

Yes but that big 3 complimented each other very well. And were all probably a lot smarter then these 3 players. The Big 3 this year are all slashers while Bostons big 3 had a low post player, a sharpshooter and a scorer. Their styles won't be able to co-exist in my opinion. And Boston had some key role players on that team. Unlike this Miami team next year. Lastly its not like Miami is adding Bosh and James. They lost a lof of role players and will lose Beasley as well.

I think that is a legitmate argument and I have a feeling I am not the only who thinks so either.

There are a lot of key role players that are signing elsewhere while we all talk about this Lebron hoopla. If Lebron goes to Miami Beasley has to go, and they have very little money for everyone else. Ill take the Lakers over this team anyday of the week. You can't make it through the grueling playoffs with 3 studs and the rest being scrubs. Its not going to all fall into place like Bosh, Wade, and Lebron are hoping it should. And once this team loses a few, out come the egos and internal issues.

I think he'll be a solid contributer next year. And I think right now Jermaine is as good as those two. He's a better scorer then those 2 are right now and thats what Boston needed. Another scoring Big Man.

Jermaine to the Celtics is a big pick up for them!

I think Wallace is retiring. And maybe they could sign T Mac or a David Lee type guy?

Who do you think the Celtics could add then to keep up with the Heat?

Ya that'd be interesting to see. And Bosh doesnt want to play the 5 and Shaq could do that there.

With all of this going on watch out for Boston next year. They may sign Shaq and if so these veterans are going to have something to say about these young boys trying to get all cute and monopolize this league. Rondo, Pierce, Allen, Shaq, Garnett and Co. could hang with the Heat.

Ha Ha that's great! I mean I hope he's ok with not being the man anymore. Because thats Wade's town and Wade is loving this. He gets to play with Lebron but on his turf and gets to still be the man.

Well James to Miami means the NBA will once again consist of about 4 teams who battle it out year in and year out. I hope Lebron likes being in the shadows of Michael and Kobe because thats where he'll be for the rest of his career if he goes to Miami.

Lebron said in a Fortune 500 article a year or two ago it was his job to bring the NBA back to they way it was in the late 90's. He wanted to bring back the rivalries, and bring back the parity. Here's an article that solidifies my opinion, http://www.cbssports.com/nba/story/13611627/any-of-james-many-options-would-be-great-for-him-nba-except-miami?tag=coverlist_active;coverlist_footer I honestly think Lebron ends up in New York or Cleveland. We'll just have to wait and see until 9 pm. tonight.

I am aware of his connections but I hope the Father who works for the White Sox feels safe with his job if he just drafted Ronald because he played with his son.

Now this will make it fun to watch!

I'm now starting to think that Lebron will head to New York and Join Amare' or maybe joining Rose in Chicago. But if he stays in Cleveland I'd be willing to bet they somehow pull off getting CP3 or another top notch player.

Ronald Cotton was drafted and may attend a D3 school? You think if the White Sox drafted him some D1 school in KY would be chomping at the bit for the kid.

Bosh with Rose and a couple other complimenting players could make them a championship caliber team. And Carmelo may be a stretch but not out of the realm possibillity. And i just have a feeling Wade becomes a Knick with Amare. It makes all the major market teams contenders and back the the Melo argument maybe seeing him in a Celtics jersey next year really makes the league interesting? Just some thoughts to consider.

My opinion is that Wade joins Amare' in New York, Bosh goes to Chicago, and James stays in Cleveland with the Cavs signing Haywood/Boozer/Lee and clears some cap space to go at Carmelo next year. This way it makes many more rivalries in the NBA and will skyrocket its level of popularity. This is what these guys truely want. They want it to be like the 90's again and this is the only way for that to happen.

Jody Demling with the Courier-Journal has ranked the 2012 Football Class 1. Josh Harris, LB-RB, Mason County, 6-2, 185 2. Zeke Pike, QB, Dixie 2. Heights, 6-5, 225 3. Travis Elliott, RB, Ryle, 5-11, 210 4. Patrick Towles, QB, Fort Thomas Highlands, 6-5, 230 5. Adam Wing, QB, Rowan County, 6-4, 195 6. Joe Manley, OL, Bowling Green, 6-6, 305 7. Rob Lewis, OL-DL, Pulaski Southwestern, 6-4, 275 8. Josh Walls, RB-FS, Scott County, 5-10, 180 9. Vincent Miller, WR, Henry Clay, 5-11, 175 10. Adam Reynolds, LB, Trinity, 6-1, 175 Other Northern KY Player Mentioned Drake Bruns, RB-DB, Fort Thomas Highlands, 6-1, 185 http://jodydemling.courier-journal.com/2010/07/class-of-2012-state-football-rankings.html

These are kids going up on their own to the camp. This I believe was a parent initiated event. The school or coaching staff at Highlands are not involved.