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12-04-2009, 08:42 PM
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12-04-2009, 09:04 PM
Harper9 Wrote:They should win. They can get kids from all over the Country.They don't have any more kids than desales i'd bet and desales gets kids from all over louisville. I'd say they won because they out worked all the other teams.
Just like 2005 everyone thought fort campbell was unstopable and ocath beat them and Russell beat ocath by 2 tds in the finals.
12-04-2009, 09:36 PM
GOREDDEVILS Wrote:They don't have any more kids than desales i'd bet and desales gets kids from all over louisville. I'd say they won because they out worked all the other teams.
Just like 2005 everyone thought fort campbell was unstopable and ocath beat them and Russell beat ocath by 2 tds in the finals.
Agreed
12-04-2009, 09:50 PM
Class 2A Championship at Bowling Green
Fort Campbell 7 0 15 7 29
DeSales 0 9 0 0 9
Scoring summary:
FC--Antonio Andrews 20 run (Darien Upshaw kick); D--Ryan Johnson 25 field goal; D--Johnson 4 run (kick failed); FC--Breeon Moreno 15 pass from Andrews (Upshaw kick); FC--Tre Powell 59 punt return (Chris Allen pass from Andrews); FC--Troy Turner 50 run (Upshaw kick).
Records: Fort Campell 15-0, DeSales 11-4.
Kentucky.com
Fort Campbell 7 0 15 7 29
DeSales 0 9 0 0 9
Scoring summary:
FC--Antonio Andrews 20 run (Darien Upshaw kick); D--Ryan Johnson 25 field goal; D--Johnson 4 run (kick failed); FC--Breeon Moreno 15 pass from Andrews (Upshaw kick); FC--Tre Powell 59 punt return (Chris Allen pass from Andrews); FC--Troy Turner 50 run (Upshaw kick).
Records: Fort Campell 15-0, DeSales 11-4.
Kentucky.com
12-04-2009, 11:17 PM
Is it just me or is it that everytime a team wins....there are excuses made for them winning. Boyle tied the game on a bad call......Fort Campbell gets players from around the country.....St. X and Trinity recruit......Highlands is too tough of a public school......blah blah blah.....why don't we just give credit to the kids and accept that the team that lost wasn't the better team??? Whining is the reason we have 6 classes now and teams with ZERO and ONE win seasons go to the playoffs......now that all the schools got their way.....we want to try and give extra playoffs cause schools can't handle defeat! Thats what we are teaching kids today......you have to win at everything and if you dont, we will make it so you do......THAT'S NOT PREPARING THEM FOR LIFE! It's just sad.....just sad.....
12-05-2009, 06:20 AM
Five of the seven seven finals I listened to or watched yesterday was games that the winner was never in doubt and made for some boring football.
12-05-2009, 05:13 PM
Like I said in the prediction thread, if DeSales had a passing game they would possibly win this game.
Great season Colts... Congrats Falcons!
Great season Colts... Congrats Falcons!
12-05-2009, 05:27 PM
Congrats FC . Threepeteing fells good huh!!!:Thumbs:
12-05-2009, 06:20 PM
BlackcatAlum Wrote:Like I said in the prediction thread, if DeSales had a passing game they would possibly win this game.
Great season Colts... Congrats Falcons!
Good call, NCC fans that I know said the same thing
12-05-2009, 09:04 PM
http://www.kentucky.com/813/story/1046885.html
BOWLING GREEN — Fort Campbell wrapped up an undefeated season and a state championship three-peat by rallying past DeSales, 29-9, Friday night.
The Falcons were down 9-7 at halftime — the only time they trailed all season — but they warmed up to the challenge on a cold night.
Sparked by senior quarterback Antonio Andrews and a riled-up defense, Fort Campbell dominated the second half to win another Class 2A title in front of 4,157 fans in L.T. Smith Stadium.
"It's school history," Coach Shawn Berner said. "There's never been an undefeated team at Fort Campbell before. We accomplished that.
"And to win three in a row is absolutely amazing."
Besides bearing the burden of having their military families fighting overseas, Fort Campbell's players also had to cope with the death of a teammate, Tim Williams, who died after a pre-season practice.
A framed photo of Williams rested on the team bench during the game.
"Tim was up there looking down on us tonight," Andrews said. "We got the job done for him."
Andrews certainly did his job, improving his record to 29-0 as the Falcons' starting quarterback over the last two years.
He ran 11 times for 155 yards and a touchdown, and passed for 78 yards and a TD. For the season he rushed for 1,597 yards and 29 TDs, and thew for 1,667 yards and 28 TDs.
Andrews didn't hide his excitement about winning another championship.
"We've done it, put it in the books, it's a wrap, it's a dynasty," he said.
DeSales, playing in its first state finals in 28 years, made the Falcons work for it. After falling behind 7-0 early, the Colts rallied behind Ryan Johnson's 25-yard field goal and Johns' 4-yard TD run to take a 9-7 lead.
"Being behind motivated us a lot," Andrews said.
Andrews' 15-yard TD pass to Breeon Moreno regained the lead for Fort Campbell late in the third quarter.
Less than two minutes later, Tre Powell returned a punt 59 yards for a score to put the Falcons on top 22-9.
Powell was also a star on defense with 15 solo tackles and five assists. Fort Campbell limited DeSales to a little over 100 yards in the second half.
The Falcons' defense twice stopped DeSales on fourth down in the red zone in the closing minutes.
In between those stops, Troy Turner iced it for Fort Campbell by busting loose on a 50-yard TD run.
"They've got a lot of guys faster than our guys," DeSales Coach Mark Sander said, "and that's what it came down to today."
DeSales' running game was led by Andrew Beeler (91 yards), Johnson (82) and Garrit Leicht (75).
Sander, referring to several unsportsmanlike penalties against Fort Campbell, added, "I guarantee you our team lost with more grace and better sportsmanship."
Fort Campbell now owns six state titles. Besides winning the last three years, it also took home the big trophy in 1976, '78 and '79.
BOWLING GREEN — Fort Campbell wrapped up an undefeated season and a state championship three-peat by rallying past DeSales, 29-9, Friday night.
The Falcons were down 9-7 at halftime — the only time they trailed all season — but they warmed up to the challenge on a cold night.
Sparked by senior quarterback Antonio Andrews and a riled-up defense, Fort Campbell dominated the second half to win another Class 2A title in front of 4,157 fans in L.T. Smith Stadium.
"It's school history," Coach Shawn Berner said. "There's never been an undefeated team at Fort Campbell before. We accomplished that.
"And to win three in a row is absolutely amazing."
Besides bearing the burden of having their military families fighting overseas, Fort Campbell's players also had to cope with the death of a teammate, Tim Williams, who died after a pre-season practice.
A framed photo of Williams rested on the team bench during the game.
"Tim was up there looking down on us tonight," Andrews said. "We got the job done for him."
Andrews certainly did his job, improving his record to 29-0 as the Falcons' starting quarterback over the last two years.
He ran 11 times for 155 yards and a touchdown, and passed for 78 yards and a TD. For the season he rushed for 1,597 yards and 29 TDs, and thew for 1,667 yards and 28 TDs.
Andrews didn't hide his excitement about winning another championship.
"We've done it, put it in the books, it's a wrap, it's a dynasty," he said.
DeSales, playing in its first state finals in 28 years, made the Falcons work for it. After falling behind 7-0 early, the Colts rallied behind Ryan Johnson's 25-yard field goal and Johns' 4-yard TD run to take a 9-7 lead.
"Being behind motivated us a lot," Andrews said.
Andrews' 15-yard TD pass to Breeon Moreno regained the lead for Fort Campbell late in the third quarter.
Less than two minutes later, Tre Powell returned a punt 59 yards for a score to put the Falcons on top 22-9.
Powell was also a star on defense with 15 solo tackles and five assists. Fort Campbell limited DeSales to a little over 100 yards in the second half.
The Falcons' defense twice stopped DeSales on fourth down in the red zone in the closing minutes.
In between those stops, Troy Turner iced it for Fort Campbell by busting loose on a 50-yard TD run.
"They've got a lot of guys faster than our guys," DeSales Coach Mark Sander said, "and that's what it came down to today."
DeSales' running game was led by Andrew Beeler (91 yards), Johnson (82) and Garrit Leicht (75).
Sander, referring to several unsportsmanlike penalties against Fort Campbell, added, "I guarantee you our team lost with more grace and better sportsmanship."
Fort Campbell now owns six state titles. Besides winning the last three years, it also took home the big trophy in 1976, '78 and '79.
12-07-2009, 05:44 PM
No surprise here. The Falcons were just too dominant this season. That's beginning to become a regularity.
Congrats to both teams on great years!
Congrats to both teams on great years!
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