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(09-03-2022, 01:51 AM)Hound05 Wrote: [ -> ]Haddix”s hounds putting it… oppps… sorry! haddix rebels putting it on them. Wishful thinking ?‍♂️

(09-03-2022, 09:20 AM)rick2517 Wrote: [ -> ]Boyle looked a lot better last night than they did last week. Keep up the good work.

(08-28-2022, 04:38 PM)rebels1984 Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-28-2022, 12:49 AM)BEChargers Wrote: [ -> ]They have work to do but I think they will get it done.  Cole Sims had a great game on the defensive side as did freshman Tucker Rush.

JayceCrowe was wearing #55, he is a junior .

(09-03-2022, 04:16 PM)know1 Wrote: [ -> ]The game wasn't even mildly competitive.

(09-03-2022, 11:28 PM)smoke1015 Wrote: [ -> ]They were competitive when that VanCleave kid was doing the Funky Chicken on his way to the endzone over and over again. I've seen matchups were Boyle was not that competitive as well. In the late 80s and 90s I remember the Ads going on about a 20 game winning streak. The tide flows, and will always come back in at some point.

(09-03-2022, 11:28 PM)smoke1015 Wrote: [ -> ]They were competitive when that VanCleave kid was doing the Funky Chicken on his way to the endzone over and over again. I've seen matchups were Boyle was not that competitive as well. In the late 80s and 90s I remember the Ads going on about a 20 game winning streak. The tide flows, and will always come back in at some point.

(09-03-2022, 11:47 PM)Hound05 Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-03-2022, 11:28 PM)smoke1015 Wrote: [ -> ]They were competitive when that VanCleave kid was doing the Funky Chicken on his way to the endzone over and over again. I've seen matchups were Boyle was not that competitive as well. In the late 80s and 90s I remember the Ads going on about a 20 game winning streak. The tide flows, and will always come back in at some point.

In my opinion, you’re gonna start seeing less and less of “cross town” rivalries.  Or it would be lopsided at best. 20 years ago, kids didn’t transfer, or very few to the city school from the county oe vice versa. I would to see more annual rivalries, but outside if maybe Lex or Louisville, they’re beginning to become extinct. Not to switch topics, but that’s why I like cross districting. Beating up the same ole teams gets old. I loved when FatPat and his patriots came to town.  Glad we got back to it.

(09-04-2022, 12:01 AM)smoke1015 Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-03-2022, 11:47 PM)Hound05 Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-03-2022, 11:28 PM)smoke1015 Wrote: [ -> ]They were competitive when that VanCleave kid was doing the Funky Chicken on his way to the endzone over and over again. I've seen matchups were Boyle was not that competitive as well. In the late 80s and 90s I remember the Ads going on about a 20 game winning streak. The tide flows, and will always come back in at some point.

In my opinion, you’re gonna start seeing less and less of “cross town” rivalries.  Or it would be lopsided at best. 20 years ago, kids didn’t transfer, or very few to the city school from the county oe vice versa. I would to see more annual rivalries, but outside if maybe Lex or Louisville, they’re beginning to become extinct. Not to switch topics, but that’s why I like cross districting. Beating up the same ole teams gets old. I loved when FatPat and his patriots came to town.  Glad we got back to it.

Definitely a fair point. It just seems weird to not have Danville/Boyle. When I worked up there we would take half a day of vacation time, go to the Colliseum, or Rebel field and have a treat. I think in the 7 games I went to Boyle won one of them. Danville was so freakishly fast. Lincoln was very good then still too, especially one season, maybe '95 (or '96) but got killed in the playoffs. I worked with a fresh out of high-school kid named Kinte Bess who ran like a legit 4.3-4.4 forty. I still remember a friend I had made talking at break about "fearing the drug test" for the factory we were at. Kinte looks at us, "mannnn, I was high when I was pissen in the cup"...:-D He was escorted out 2 weeks later, failed test. :-) He was funny as heck, and had been recruited to play at some school in Illinois. He should have been D1. Jewel Grey, etc.., some of the  Ford's, etc.. worked there too. Danville was a hotbed of talent.


Best was a super player.  I can name a lot of kids, in a lot of schools who just didn't keep it together to go further.