Poll: Who do you think wins this game?
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08-27-2019, 01:12 AM
UK1fan Wrote:SK will win 42 to 12.
Not a chance.
I think anyone from Kentucky who roots against a Kentucky team in inter-state competition just has sour grapes, but realistically I think this has to go in Anderson's favor. Especially with Simon Kenton starting a freshman quarterback and without Hammack in the backfield. They also didn't play Carmony at all on Friday, which was surprising, to say the least.
SK was underwhelming in only beating Henry Clay by 11. Unless they make some big steps forward from Friday, I can't imagine this being any less than a 10+ point victory by Anderson.
08-27-2019, 01:21 AM
TheOracle Wrote:Not a chance.
I think anyone from Kentucky who roots against a Kentucky team in inter-state competition just has sour grapes, but realistically I think this has to go in Anderson's favor. Especially with Simon Kenton starting a freshman quarterback and without Hammack in the backfield. They also didn't play Carmony at all on Friday, which was surprising, to say the least.
SK was underwhelming in only beating Henry Clay by 11. Unless they make some big steps forward from Friday, I can't imagine this being any less than a 10+ point victory by Anderson.
Score was 38 to 13 when starters where pulled.
08-30-2019, 09:26 PM
JustADad Wrote:Is SK starting a Frosh at QB? That must be one good, young QB if so!
Chase Crone, a freshman, yes. He's solid, but then as a freshman he's likely to be a little more shaky under the pressures of varsity games. But the Neers should be sitting pretty in the quarterback department in coming years.
He was 7-10 passing last week for 50 yards, and rushed 22 times for 67 yards. They only passed 12 times in the game, so I'm not sure if the relative lack of passing is a product of a QB with less of an arm, or a product of not having receivers to throw to.
08-30-2019, 09:43 PM
TheOracle Wrote:Chase Crone, a freshman, yes. He's solid, but then as a freshman he's likely to be a little more shaky under the pressures of varsity games. But the Neers should be sitting pretty in the quarterback department in coming years.
He was 7-10 passing last week for 50 yards, and rushed 22 times for 67 yards. They only passed 12 times in the game, so I'm not sure if the relative lack of passing is a product of a QB with less of an arm, or a product of not having receivers to throw to.
He ran for 2 tds and threw 1 td also.
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