calm like a bomb

Poor Kenoy Kennedy

Tubby loves them Canucks.....

So he is 100% for sure gone now? That sucks.....

^Why would you not say who he was looking at?

:laugh::laugh:I literally laughed out loud when I read that one.

My babysitter was named Outside when I was little.

I'm not surprised at all. Half of my friends are OSU fans and I have had to listen to their crap all season long......at least they will get smoked in the biggest game of the year again, by an SEC team again.

So EVERY team in the SEC played a tougher schedule than OSU?:lol::sssh: That my friends, says it all.

I can assure you Mike Holcomb didn't accept the trophy on his own behalf. I played for him for 4 years and have known him for many more, and he is as classy a guy as you will meet and always looks out for his team first. I am sure Coach Holcomb just wanted to get his guys home as soon as possible. I have played in trophy games for Holcomb and I can assure you that at Breathitt Co., when we lose a big game, it hurts the players probably more so than the coaches because they have lost plenty more of those games than the players. Once again, I promise you that it wasn't the fact that Holcomb didn't "let" his players accept the trophy, it was just the fact that they had gotten embarassed by a bitter rival in a huge game and he just wanted his team and staff to get home as soon as possible.

No, but who do you think will have more fans there?

I was extremely impressed with Belfry tonight. I don't see Central being able to withstand wave after wave of the wishbone. Central already got owned by one mountain team this year, IMO it will be two by the time Belfry gets done smacking them around. Belfry wins by 13.

WOW......first off, congrats to Belfry. That was absolutely one of the most dominating performances I have seen in the last couple of years. The Pirates dominated this game pretty much from the second quarter on. A few observations from the game: CAM Stadium is by far the nicest high school facility I have ever been to. That place is something a lot of colleges could envy. You guys have something to be extremely proud of there:thumb: I don't know if I can call a wishbone offense "explosive", but that's about as close as it can be tonight. It was probably due more to Breathitt missing thousands of tackles, but Belfry just kept breaking long run after long run, maybe it was due to excellent execution as well. May, Lee, #9, and Dotson all were very impressive. How big are those guys? Lee and May looked huge. Belfry's defense absolutely can lay the wood. The hit #9 put on Allen (#3) for Breathitt was a slobberknocker. Turnovers killed Breathitt. You can't give Belfry the ball in the red zone and expect them not to score. Breathitt should have thrown the ball 60 times this game because that run defense of Belfry's was stifling. Passing the ball seemed to be the only thing working for Breathitt, but they didn't give Fugate great protection. The passing game could have worked even better than it did but Breathitt dropped about 5 passes that should have been caught. Holcomb's rant - First of all, it honestly looked like the ref spotted the ball about 10 yds too far. The holding call was a couple of yards behind the line of scrimmage, it looked to be around the 40 of Breathitt, and the ball was spotted on the other 40 almost. I don't know if I didn't see where the foul occurred or what, but it looked like the ref walked off a 20 yard penalty. I know the game was basically over at this point, but you cannot fault a coach for trying to fire his team up and get them to play with some kind of emotion. He can't give up on his kids and let them get walked over as he presumed was happening. The Belfry PA Man - Besides my team getting owned, this was the only downside to the game for me. This guy must have 3 sons playing and two daughters cheering because it was obvious he was doing more than just telling what happened. Now don't get me wrong, it's fine for a PA man to show enthusiasm when announcing TD's and firstdowns and so on, but to have him trying to rile the fans up for a defensive stand or basically cheerleading over the loud system is bush. Other than that, the fans were a class act and I was very impressed with the stadium. Overall, the atmosphere was great and Belfry played one helluva game and I will be cheering my tail off for them against Central. Come on Pirates, bring it back to the mountains again!!!:flame::ylsuper:

I'm not a fan of either team, but it appears they never have been there before. That's the thing, HHS and Cov Cath. probably have trophy cases for their district and regional championships alone. Warren East has ONE regional championshiop, let them do with the trophy whatever they please.

This bowl thing is as clear as mud:confused::irked:

:laugh::laugh::sssh:

^Exactly. I can't answer as to what a Mom's Club is or does, but the booster club at Breathitt Co. is a group of people (some parents, some not) that organize and run events and promotions to raise money and support for the sports teams. I know that our boosters have a golf scramble every year, multiple cookouts, split-the-pots, raffles, etc. One of Breathitt's biggest boosters is a guy that isn't from Breathitt Co. and has no sons. He just loves football and to support the Bobcats.

^Exactly. I can't answer as to what a Mom's Club is or does, but the booster club at Breathitt Co. is a group of people (some parents, some not) that organize and run events and promotions to raise money and support for the sports teams. I know that our boosters have a golf scramble every year, multiple cookouts, split-the-pots, raffles, etc. One of Breathitt's biggest boosters is a guy that isn't from Breathitt Co. and has no sons. He just loves football and to support the Bobcats.

I'd say this USC team has more egos than any pro team Floyd ever coached.

Breathitt Co. almost always has 6 or 7 play both ways. Usually, there are a couple of players each year who are in on every play of the game until it is in hand.

I took one of my fraternity brothers to a football game at Breathitt last season. He had just gotten back from a tour of duty in Iraq, and more than once did we see him completely on the stadium floor covering his head......I felt sorry for the guy but he laughed about it so it was funny.

Mine is a song title from one of my favorite bands....Rage Against the Machine.

Is Guy a candidate to play both ways or is he mainly suited as a defender at the collegiate level?

^That is one heckuva summary. Good job EKUAlum:thumb:

^This game is at Belfry.

^God willing and the creeks don't rise!!! In all seriousness, the only reason it has never made a trip was if the opposing team or venue said no. It didn't make it to Vipperman in 2002 so I doubt it this year.