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08-24-2012, 11:08 PM
Good win for Shamrocks against another top opponent. Cincinnati Elder, Cincinnati St. Xavier, and Indianapolis Cathedral are next. Unbelievable schedule but that is why Trinity challenges for top national rating.
08-24-2012, 11:14 PM
EKUAlum05 Wrote:Trinity is mortal, at least in National Competition.... Kentucky competition yet to be seen
If by "mortal" you mean "beatable" in Kentucky, I would disagree. Trinity's schedule is light years ahead of the schedule of any other Kentucky high school. No one in the Commonwealth can even approach the Shamrocks. Fort Thomas Highlands is very, very good. But the Bluebirds aren't in Trinity's league.
08-24-2012, 11:26 PM
Harry Rex Vonner Wrote:If by "mortal" you mean "beatable" in Kentucky, I would disagree. Trinity's schedule is light years ahead of the schedule of any other Kentucky high school. No one in the Commonwealth can even approach the Shamrocks. Fort Thomas Highlands is very, very good. But the Bluebirds aren't in Trinity's league.
I meant mortal as in "beatable" nationally...
I still don't think any team in KY can hang within 4 TD's.
Highlands just seal clubbed arguably the #2 6A team in the state and the Bluebirds were overhwelmed when they scrimmaged the Rocks.
08-24-2012, 11:48 PM
congrats to Trinity
08-25-2012, 12:58 AM
^
My question as well.
My question as well.
08-25-2012, 01:00 AM
^could be both, trinity had early problems with brentwood last week. they'll still win 6A in dominating fashion
08-25-2012, 01:08 AM
^
Even had Trinity gone undefeated and blew out everyone this year, im not sure it could have happened. They started out to low in the preseason polls.
Even had Trinity gone undefeated and blew out everyone this year, im not sure it could have happened. They started out to low in the preseason polls.
08-25-2012, 08:53 AM
Maybe it has gotten to the point where Trinity's annual success is a bit of a curse to them. The expectations from their "dissenters" as well as from their advocates has to weigh heavily on the team and coaches.
Still, the Trinity program is the hallmark of Kentucky football, high school or college.
Still, the Trinity program is the hallmark of Kentucky football, high school or college.
08-25-2012, 10:41 AM
Montgomery Bell Academy battled nationally ranked Trinity down to the wire, but the Big Red couldn’t put the ball in the end zone in the fourth quarter and lost 27-23 at Tommy Owen Stadium Friday night.
“The defense gave us a chance to win, but we just couldn’t put the points on the board in the second half,” said MBA quarterback Dylan Hall, who threw for 297 yards in the loss.
“We knew from the film that their quarterback (Hall) has supreme command of the offense,” said Trinity coach Bob Beatty. “MBA is a solid team. We showed our character in the fourth quarter, though.”
MBA marched downfield for a touchdown on their first possession of the second half to take a 20-10 lead, and the Big Red could smell upset. “We expected to compete,” said Hall, “and in the third quarter we really felt we were going to win.”
Trinity responded immediately when James Quick took a screen pass from Travis Wright, escaped five tacklers on the sideline, reversed his field and cruised to a 78-yard score. He also scored on a 77-yard pass in the first half and had 240 total yards receiving.
Then the Shamrocks took the lead for good late in the quarter when Wright connected with Dalyn Dawkins for a 35-yard score and Drew Ward added the extra-point to put Trinity ahead 24-23. Ward then added a 25-yard FG in the fourth quarter for the final points.
MBA moved inside the Shamrocks’ 15 twice in the second half, but settled for three total points.
JeTari Donald gave the Big Red one last chance when he blocked a punt and fell on it at the Shamrocks’ 37 with four seconds left. But Hall had to rush his Hail Mary pass, and it fell short as the clock expired.
The Big Red scored their first touchdown midway through the first quarter on a Hall-to- Grey Reames 35-yard pass. The extra-point snap was bobbled, and the Shamrocks led 7-6.
Ward kicked a 39-yard field goal following a time-consuming drive in the second quarter to stretch the lead to 10-6. MBA went three and out, but back-to-back sacks by Morris Eguakun and Franklin Garsten stopped the Shamrocks’ next drive, and Trinity didn’t threaten again in the half.
Facing a third-and-10 on his 18 with two minutes left in the half, Hall tossed a short pass to Tony Birdsong who cut left, broke two tackles and raced down the sideline for an 82-yard score to give the Big Red a 13-10 halftime lead.
Birdsong led all MBA receivers with five catches for 132 yards. Michael Lacey was the leading rusher with 35 yards on two carries.
http://www.courier-journal.com/article/2...d|mostview
“The defense gave us a chance to win, but we just couldn’t put the points on the board in the second half,” said MBA quarterback Dylan Hall, who threw for 297 yards in the loss.
“We knew from the film that their quarterback (Hall) has supreme command of the offense,” said Trinity coach Bob Beatty. “MBA is a solid team. We showed our character in the fourth quarter, though.”
MBA marched downfield for a touchdown on their first possession of the second half to take a 20-10 lead, and the Big Red could smell upset. “We expected to compete,” said Hall, “and in the third quarter we really felt we were going to win.”
Trinity responded immediately when James Quick took a screen pass from Travis Wright, escaped five tacklers on the sideline, reversed his field and cruised to a 78-yard score. He also scored on a 77-yard pass in the first half and had 240 total yards receiving.
Then the Shamrocks took the lead for good late in the quarter when Wright connected with Dalyn Dawkins for a 35-yard score and Drew Ward added the extra-point to put Trinity ahead 24-23. Ward then added a 25-yard FG in the fourth quarter for the final points.
MBA moved inside the Shamrocks’ 15 twice in the second half, but settled for three total points.
JeTari Donald gave the Big Red one last chance when he blocked a punt and fell on it at the Shamrocks’ 37 with four seconds left. But Hall had to rush his Hail Mary pass, and it fell short as the clock expired.
The Big Red scored their first touchdown midway through the first quarter on a Hall-to- Grey Reames 35-yard pass. The extra-point snap was bobbled, and the Shamrocks led 7-6.
Ward kicked a 39-yard field goal following a time-consuming drive in the second quarter to stretch the lead to 10-6. MBA went three and out, but back-to-back sacks by Morris Eguakun and Franklin Garsten stopped the Shamrocks’ next drive, and Trinity didn’t threaten again in the half.
Facing a third-and-10 on his 18 with two minutes left in the half, Hall tossed a short pass to Tony Birdsong who cut left, broke two tackles and raced down the sideline for an 82-yard score to give the Big Red a 13-10 halftime lead.
Birdsong led all MBA receivers with five catches for 132 yards. Michael Lacey was the leading rusher with 35 yards on two carries.
http://www.courier-journal.com/article/2...d|mostview
08-25-2012, 12:16 PM
Trinity is the best team in Kentucky. When you play a national schedule, you have to expect some very good games. This Trinity team is not as good as last years, but they can compete with anyone in the country. They have a bye week next week and I'm sure Coach Beatty will have them ready to go in two weeks.
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