phil shil

Is there a possibility this year, which i guess there is, but do you all think there will be four state champions, all undefeated. So far you have Danville, Mercer, 3A(?), and Trinity (?) . Anyone see it happening?

I knew you'd agree with me buddy.

A year where all teams that have ended up winning the state championship have gone 15-0? I was just curious my friends and I were discussing the subject, and I was wondering if anyone had any further knowledge on it.

May be to early to call. But its guarenteed to be a great game.

Danville - Beechwood Same ol' great teams, year after year!

This was just a schedule filler for the Admirals. Should be a one-sided game. Danville - 54 Hazard - 6

Corey Jackson - Mercer County Should be in the running.

The reason Tamme had so many yards is because he had another Tamme to throw too, one that was fast as lightning :thumb:

Did you mean Casey Rebels or Boyle LOL

Your right. Should be a good game. Southwest, I believe is who they play. I think they gave Danville a good battle earlier in the year with a scrimmage. Should be a nice match-up for the Rebs.

Well I mean we never know. Let's hope it doesn't happen. Just kinda got a weird vibe. You can make fun of me come Friday night at 11:00

Oh no noo noooo. I meant I'm getting this vibe that this week against Casey County, Mercer will have a key player injured.

I'm going to make a wild and crazy assumption and say that Mercer indeed blows them out (60 or more points), but Mercer has a key player injured. Let's hope it doesn't happen, but i've just been getting this vibe.

Boyle has gained alot of transfers from Danville. Including Spencer Perrin, Christian Williams, who both started for Danville last year. Boyle will be stacked in most positions this year, and should return quite a few of there starters.

I'm a big Harrison Courtney fan. The kid was born with it in his blood. I'm still upset about what happened a few years back to him at the state championship. I think he will fair well this year, and bring woodford back yet another gold! :thumb:

I never bashed Chuck Smith. He was a great high school football coach. I was purely just pointing out how alot of people in general have blamed the losses on this years staff.

Because they wan't to put to use their Million-Dollar sports facility.:thumb: Also, better transition for the kids as well.

... was Boyle County football. Smith also had names like Tamme's, Leffew's, and Duggins come out of his programs who were twice the size of the biggest starter for Boyle. For Boyle's age and game-play experience (which is essential for success in any sport) they are playing there best. They go out and give it there all, win or lose. If you don't remember Pardue sat next to Smith on the sidelines all those years, just as Jaggers stood next to Harp. The only difference is Jaggers had previous head coach experience, and has guys quicker then lighting with experience. Whereas I believe Pardue has always been an assitant, and has 5 or fewer guys with starting every game experience.

That seems to me like a deliberate shot at the Boyle Coaching staff.

I get tired of hearing the same ol' BLAH. People want to blame it on Smith's leaving, and Perry at quarterback, but that's not the problem. The problem is the age of the kids and the strength of the schedule. Pardue is still a good coach, and Perry to be a first year starter has developed quickly in the pocket. So don't go blaming Boyle's losses on the coaching or the players. They are out there giving it 110% each and every friday. You laugh now Titan, but come next year we'll see what Mercer has left :thumb:

LaFayette a week ago kicked a 40+ yarder with 5 seconds left to beat Boyle. It was a definate big bummmer.

Mercer will not survive come playoff time. To much pressure on their shoulders, and from all of there players not use to winning big championship games, I can't see them delivering.

Bummer there. Hopefully he'll be set for next week!

Boyle County is still a really good team. Although there record may not show it, they are. They start predominatly underclassmen, and not to say they have one of the toughest schedules in the state. There four losses come to superior football programs(Mercer County, Danville, Henry Clay, and LaFayette) all undeafted teams (?)-correct me if i'm wrong. They haven't yet begun to fall off. They're just getting started with big things to come in the future.

Did center starter Nathan Frye play. I know he was questionable for the game.