[CarzyRock]

Lexington football will go another season without a title.

No offense to Lexington, but titles aren't exactly common for them. I think LCA and Scott County are the only teams to win one in the past ten years. Unless you're including Boyle/Danville, but I kinda thought they were their own thing.

[Frank Martin]

No offense to Lexington, but titles aren't exactly common for them. I think LCA and Scott County are the only teams to win one in the past ten years. Unless you're including Boyle/Danville, but I kinda thought they were their own thing.

No offense taken but for perspective, Louisville has 26 total high schools (if I counted correctly) and Lexington has 8 total that play varsity football. Louisville has open enrollment (only FDU does in Lexington) and Louisville has 6 private schools 2 of which have a significantly larger male enrollment than any high school in Lexington. Not making excuses, or saying that Lexington football is where it should be, but outside of the big 2-3 in Louisville, and the perrienial powerhouses programs around the state, Lexington is right there with the masses. This past season two of Lexingtons 8 reached the semifinals or finals and another/LCA very easily could have. There’s a whole lot working against the public schools in Lexington right now so IMO that’s something to build on.

[Frank Martin]

Also, regarding this game. Congratulations Cov Cath. Very stout defenses for both these teams but IMO if either of them had better quarterback play there would have been some offense.