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I have heard through reliable sources in the coaching community, is that Lickert from Dayton has applied and is being interviewed some time in the near future.

Bellevue has non-conference games against: Lloyd, Newport, Paris, NCC, and Gallatin County

I would have to mention Shannon Haggard, Eric Johnson, Doug Miller, Bob Alexander, and Ben Wilson

For coaches I would have Charlie Coleman as head coach (just based on wins), D-Coordinator would be George Floyd, O-Coordinator-Fred Bernier, Offensive and Defensive line-Dick Jones, and the coaches would be Baldridge, Pumphrey, and Swauger

Also who would be the head coach of this all-time team?

Being from Bellevue, I would like to see who people think belong on Bellevue's all-time roster.

I agree with Hurricane. 1. Beechwood 2. Bellevue 3. Dayton 4. Ludlow All four teams are returning alot of talent and experience. It will be an interesting year next year in this district :thumb:

What kind of grass does Yeagle prefer :jump:

What kind of grass does Yeagle prefer?

Beechwood--A Newport--AA Highlands--AAA Male--AAAA

Speaking of Bellevue, I think Dave Pelgen would be a great head coach too. He demands the best of his player and will follow in the defensive footsteps of Bellevue's DeCo.

This is one of those games that is was unfortunate that one team had to lose. Both played extremely well despite the conditions. Good luck to coach Eckstein and the Tigers for next year and good luck to lickert and the greenies next week.

Where did you get your info, or where as anyone else got their info about a coaching change? :irked:

This rivalry is one of the best in kentucky high school football. This will a good hard fought, hard hitting game, with a lot of pride and bragging rights on the line. I think the Loyal Cafe wins over the Dayton Chili Parlor. Bellevue 18 Dayton 8

it should be a good game it all depends if Bellevue comes ready to play or not

Just like at every other level, as soon as a coach is not having a stellar year, all of a sudden, there are "rumbling in Bellevue that changes will be made", I know for a fact that as of right now the same staff will be coming back to Bellevue and I don't see any chances happening.:banana:

The 1st and 2nd seeds are locked. Now if Bellevue beats NCC tonight...Dayton Beats Ludlow, and Bellevue beats Dayton next week, then Bellevue will get the 3rd seed and NCC will get the fourth seed. So, really the only two teams in for absolute certainty are Beechwood and Holy Cross. We will all have to see what happens tonight, and the rest should start to clear up. :dancingpa

Ludlow's Head Coach:thumb:

That is horrible that the school system doesn't back all their programs equally. But as for forfeiting, I don't agree with it, unless of a death, illness, or something serious like that. If they forfeit just to avoid another beating, that is a horrible message to send to the kids. Regardless of the lack of support, or threat of getting your heads kicked in, the team should still go out and fight. Play the best football they can play, play with heart, and work on their execution, and hope that by some wild miracle they could win. But, by forfeiting there is zero chance of an upset, which would give the kids something to talk about forever. If every team in this same situation forfeited the USA would not have beaten the Russians in the 80 Olympics, etc.

I have heard that it was HC and Newport playing in the Frosh Championship

Bellevue 8 Newport 6 Bellevue had a great performance by their whole team. The O-line played a good game. Their running backs #23 and #44 played a great game. Good job Tigers.

To be one of the 10 smallest schools to play football....Bellevue is loaded with state Tradition. In the NKY area Bellevue has the third most appearances in state. Only Highlands and Beechwood have more. Also Bellevue is tied with several other schools in 11th place for having the most state titles across the state. I think this is an impressive state coming from such a small school. GO TIGERS!!!!!

Coming from Bellevue, I know that Bellevue needs Dayton to be the panthers, if the Tigers have any shot for the playoffs.

Would the hill be able to support a field (bleachers, etc.)?

Bellevue and Ludlow have some good young kids with speed and talent coming up.