[Diogenes]

It's a shame that slandering these two Corbin kids continues to be allowed on here. It has gone on for months now. Would it be tolerated if they were two  youngsters who came Paintsville or Elkorn City, instead of a prep school from Connecticut?

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I'll eat my crow about D Brown for Boyle County, I think he played a great game on defense. I was just going by his numbers compared to Danville and they wasn't great. Corbin is a damn good team and I think their offense was better than Boyle's. Boyle just had the best player. I don't think Sage Dawson had a good game on either side of the ball and Elam is clearly the better QB.

Corbin's offense was clearly better than Boyle's. Corbin drove down the field for long drives but just couldn't get the big play they needed.

Yeah, see, you could theoretically make a case they transferred for "academic advantage" from Elkhorn City. (Not so much from Paintsville.) You can make zero case they came to the 13th Region for
academic reasons, or any other reason than straight payola. And then you get Vince Marrow to lean on Julian to get them eligible again because they're now UK targets. Let's get real here. It's become a joke at this point.

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OSH. I promise we were not better.   I tried to say it all year long.    You sir, are a fool.

You are a fool if you really watched that game and don't believe Corbin would win  8 times out of 10 on a neutral field. What would you be on here saying if Corbin had won, like they should have? Did you even watch the game?  Corbin must have possessed the ball 35 minutes. A couple of crappy calls and some high hurdling killed them. Darrell Tremaine wasn't the reason they lost.

I watched it. I saw their best player drop an easy catch on a big 4th down. I watched Boyles best player make plays when he had to. Boyle ran it down that vaunted Corbin defense throat and made them like it. Eat crow. Move on. You lost to the better team, with the best team money can buy. Sucks to suck!

Maybe this off season they can look further than Connecticut. Perhaps some
Canadian five stars? Some Samoan rugby superstars who'd love a new truck and to enjoy life in Eastern Kentucky for a year?

Your dead birds recruit as much as anybody. You couldn't wait for Corbin to lose because they smoked your hind end.  lol

And who has JC recruited from the Northeast to help the cause, or
given vehicles to? Gonna need this proof. Or perhaps you're just running your mouth for a reaction, which is your entire MO.

[AgentOrange]

Corbin still trying to fire coach Greer?
He had those boys fighting!…
Couple self-induced penalties are what cost them… not the coaching.

Congrats to Boyle holding on and moving on.

[Ned Gremlin]

OSH. I promise we were not better.   I tried to say it all year long.    You sir, are a fool.

You are a fool if you really watched that game and don't believe Corbin would win  8 times out of 10 on a neutral field. What would you be on here saying if Corbin had won, like they should have? Did you even watch the game?  Corbin must have possessed the ball 35 minutes. A couple of crappy calls and some high hurdling killed them. Darrell Tremaine wasn't the reason they lost.

I watched it. I saw their best player drop an easy catch on a big 4th down. I watched Boyles best player make plays when he had to. Boyle ran it down that vaunted Corbin defense throat and made them like it. Eat crow. Move on. You lost to the better team, with the best team money can buy. Sucks to suck!

Maybe this off season they can look further than Connecticut. Perhaps some
Canadian five stars? Some Samoan rugby superstars who'd love a new truck and to enjoy life in Eastern Kentucky for a year?

What would your sad life be like if you couldn't bash Corbin's kids? Pretty pathetic . What if you didn't have King Justin to slobber all over? I guess it would just be you and your hand . 

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Hey @Old School Hound at least one team you were rooting for Douglass won tonight. I agree you guys played Boyle tougher than most including myself thought you would. Congrats on a great season it is sad with the state's silly RPI that this game was played tonight instead of Dec. 1 at 4:00pm.

Douglass and Mayfield salvaged at least something positive from this night.

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You are a fool if you really watched that game and don't believe Corbin would win  8 times out of 10 on a neutral field. What would you be on here saying if Corbin had won, like they should have? Did you even watch the game?  Corbin must have possessed the ball 35 minutes. A couple of crappy calls and some high hurdling killed them. Darrell Tremaine wasn't the reason they lost.

I watched it. I saw their best player drop an easy catch on a big 4th down. I watched Boyles best player make plays when he had to. Boyle ran it down that vaunted Corbin defense throat and made them like it. Eat crow. Move on. You lost to the better team, with the best team money can buy. Sucks to suck!

Boyle is no where near the better team. Better coached, better speed, and best player. But, most certainly NOT the best team overall. Credit Q for making plays when Boyle needed it. Also, credit Corbin high hurdler and the incompetent stripes. And credit that s#!tty bandbox of a venue.

You just named 3 things that would pretty much solidify that Boyle is the better team…….. how you can have the better coach, speed and best player and still not be the best team is mind boggling. Big red denial at its finest.

Better coach, better speed, and best player(he was the only player capable of beating Corbin) doesn't necessarily = better team. Several people, besides Old School , have admitted that Corbin seemed to be the better team. Corbin wins by 7 or 8  of 10 games played with these two rosters. 10 of 10 if the coaches switched

“Several people, besides Old School” also watched Corbin hold yet another L. So if you consistently have the better team (you don’t) you’d think you might win a game or 2 against those Rebs right? Common opponents and head to head tell the story. Boyle dismantled FD and Corbin (all while having a basically Corbin officiating crew, plus a pseudo Pigskin classic environment, and having FD 2 best Lineman tossed) barely squeaked by, took Corbin 3 quarters to pull away from Taylor, Boyle smokes them in 1 quarter. Oh…. And the big one. HEAD TO HEAD WHEN IT MATTERS. Boyle wins. And if not for an uncharacteristic turnover on their own side of the field they win that game 21-7 or more. Boyle is the better team and it’s clear to anyone without red blinders on. Amazing how EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR. you clowns spin the narrative into something other than the truth.

[BBN2021]

It amazes me the people on here are trying to criticize Haddix for feeding the best player in the state in the biggest game in the state. He had a plan coming in to use Q at Wildcat QB, Running Back and wide receiver to get him touches. FYI it worked. Greer had two 5 star skill kids sitting on the sideline in the big game.

[Ned Gremlin]

It amazes me the people on here are trying to criticize Haddix for feeding the best player in the state in the biggest game in the state. He had a plan coming in to use Q at Wildcat QB, Running Back and wide receiver to get him touches. FYI it worked. Greer had two 5 star skill kids sitting on the sideline in the big game.

Right? It’s like it’s a bad thing that you feed your star. If anything it makes Corbin look worse that they let one player beat them. Mind you that “Best defense in the state.” Not to great if 1 guy can beat you. And Corbin’s offense? Psh. Mid at best. People have thrown all over Boyle secondary all year but they couldn’t? Give me a break. Boyle had their DBs ready for the challenge.

[Hatz]

You are a fool if you really watched that game and don't believe Corbin would win  8 times out of 10 on a neutral field. What would you be on here saying if Corbin had won, like they should have? Did you even watch the game?  Corbin must have possessed the ball 35 minutes. A couple of crappy calls and some high hurdling killed them. Darrell Tremaine wasn't the reason they lost.

I watched it. I saw their best player drop an easy catch on a big 4th down. I watched Boyles best player make plays when he had to. Boyle ran it down that vaunted Corbin defense throat and made them like it. Eat crow. Move on. You lost to the better team, with the best team money can buy. Sucks to suck!

Maybe this off season they can look further than Connecticut. Perhaps some
Canadian five stars? Some Samoan rugby superstars who'd love a new truck and to enjoy life in Eastern Kentucky for a year?

What would your sad life be like if you couldn't bash Corbin's kids? Pretty pathetic . What if you didn't have King Justin to slobber all over? I guess it would just be you and your hand . 

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Hey @Old School Hound at least one team you were rooting for Douglass won tonight. I agree you guys played Boyle tougher than most including myself thought you would. Congrats on a great season it is sad with the state's silly RPI that this game was played tonight instead of Dec. 1 at 4:00pm.

Douglass and Mayfield salvaged at least something positive from this night.

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I watched it. I saw their best player drop an easy catch on a big 4th down. I watched Boyles best player make plays when he had to. Boyle ran it down that vaunted Corbin defense throat and made them like it. Eat crow. Move on. You lost to the better team, with the best team money can buy. Sucks to suck!

Boyle is no where near the better team. Better coached, better speed, and best player. But, most certainly NOT the best team overall. Credit Q for making plays when Boyle needed it. Also, credit Corbin high hurdler and the incompetent stripes. And credit that s#!tty bandbox of a venue.

You just named 3 things that would pretty much solidify that Boyle is the better team…….. how you can have the better coach, speed and best player and still not be the best team is mind boggling. Big red denial at its finest.

Better coach, better speed, and best player(he was the only player capable of beating Corbin) doesn't necessarily = better team. Several people, besides Old School , have admitted that Corbin seemed to be the better team. Corbin wins by 7 or 8  of 10 games played with these two rosters. 10 of 10 if the coaches switched

“Several people, besides Old School” also watched Corbin hold yet another L. So if you consistently have the better team (you don’t) you’d think you might win a game or 2 against those Rebs right? Common opponents and head to head tell the story. Boyle dismantled FD and Corbin (all while having a basically Corbin officiating crew, plus a pseudo Pigskin classic environment, and having FD 2 best Lineman tossed) barely squeaked by, took Corbin 3 quarters to pull away from Taylor, Boyle smokes them in 1 quarter. Oh…. And the big one. HEAD TO HEAD WHEN IT MATTERS. Boyle wins. And if not for an uncharacteristic turnover on their own side of the field they win that game 21-7 or more. Boyle is the better team and it’s clear to anyone without red blinders on. Amazing how EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR. you clowns spin the narrative into something other than the truth.

This. It sums up everything for me. At some point you have to beat the Man to be the Man. Until then, the rest of the case to be best are mere words. 
BTW, the stats were pretty dead even. So the mentality of CLEARLY BETTER is false.

[Bull got out!]

Well this was the game no doubt everyone wanted to see but in the finals not the 3rd Round. First of all, got to say Congratulations to Boyle on the big win. It was what I call a clash of the Titans. I'll start with Corbin. Corbin looked very good. On defense, Corbin did a heck of a job against what I said all year was the best offense I had seen. Now I have read alot of negativity about Haddix playcalling last night and I don't see it that way. If you pay attention to who had the ball and where the twins were all night, the play calling was a result of that. Its called keep away from those trouble areas. Actually smart because it was affective and took time off the clock and when you put the ball in Quisenberrys hands, anytime he can break one. Now Corbin did a heck of a job in all aspects of last nights game. I was really impressed with Corbins  OLine play. Elam had alot of time to throw in the second half. Im not going to say a thing negative about what Corbin could have done or a play call or penalty time play. But what I saw was Corbin matched up and looked really good. I have to say, they arguably with Boyle are the legit top team in Kentucky with Boyle. Thats how I see it. I thought Both teams were had there moments. I have been a parent of a big 3rd Round Loss and I know these kids feel bad this morning on the losing side, but they played like champions last night. Corbin has some very good talented players and it showed. Despite all the negative I have heard and I'll refrain from that because of respect for both teams, but both teams had there chances and one team did enough to win last night and the other was still right there with a chance to win. There is alot of respect from both sides after this game. Everyone knows how good each other is. They all left it on the field.

[REDPUPPY]

Boyle 21
Corbin 14 

don’t matter what anybody says…. Nothing gonna change now. All over but the crying, so dry it up and learn to win the big game…..

[Granny Bear]

Great analysis, Bull!!!

I agree with most of what you said Bull. I was slightly disappointed in the Steel Curtain. That D just didn't look as sharp as it did last week, BUT every game is different. I've read some negative comments about Elam, but I absolutely disagree. That kid is tough; and when Corbin absolutely HAD TO HAVE a few yards, he got them. He ran head first straight into the D and took his hits and lumps like a grown man. I was thoroughly impressed with him. As far as Boyle is concerned, they just had way too many options available that Corbin couldn't cover. Quisenberry is phenomenal!! He is both fast AND quick (and they are not the same), and has a remarkable line of sight while running. He wasn't Boyle's ONLY option, but certainly one that they used a great deal. And why shouldn't he be? If a coach had Q on his team and didn't use him, he should be fired, drawn and quartered.

I loved watching this game last night!! And I loved the support that the fan bases gave both teams. It sounded like Boyle's fans had cow bells, or some kind of similar noise makers. They were loud and obnoxious! I loved it!!

Congratulations to both teams!!! Corbin never gave up, and neither did Boyle. Last night, in that game, Boyle was the better team.

[know1]

Well this was the game no doubt everyone wanted to see but in the finals not the 3rd Round. First of all, got to say Congratulations to Boyle on the big win. It was what I call a clash of the Titans. I'll start with Corbin. Corbin looked very good. On defense, Corbin did a heck of a job against what I said all year was the best offense I had seen. Now I have read alot of negativity about Haddix playcalling last night and I don't see it that way. If you pay attention to who had the ball and where the twins were all night, the play calling was a result of that. Its called keep away from those trouble areas. Actually smart because it was affective and took time off the clock and when you put the ball in Quisenberrys hands, anytime he can break one. Now Corbin did a heck of a job in all aspects of last nights game. I was really impressed with Corbins  OLine play. Elam had alot of time to throw in the second half. Im not going to say a thing negative about what Corbin could have done or a play call or penalty time play. But what I saw was Corbin matched up and looked really good. I have to say, they arguably with Boyle are the legit top team in Kentucky with Boyle. Thats how I see it. I thought Both teams were had there moments. I have been a parent of a big 3rd Round Loss and I know these kids feel bad this morning on the losing side, but they played like champions last night. Corbin has some very good talented players and it showed. Despite all the negative I have heard and I'll refrain from that because of respect for both teams, but both teams had there chances and one team did enough to win last night and the other was still right there with a chance to win. There is alot of respect from both sides after this game. Everyone knows how good each other is. They all left it on the field.

Nice post. I agree. Corbin and Boyle were pretty evenly matched and it was a lot closer than I thought it would be. And when it's that close, it's the little things or a play or 2 that make the difference. Boyle just made the one or two key plays that won the game. 

And yes, it's always good to get the ball in the hands of your best player and that's what Boyle did. I was a little surprised that they went so completely one dimensional. It would seem with an offense that potent, you should be able to run something different than just Quisenberry in the wildcat every play, but I guess that's all they had... or all that Corbin gave them.

[Granny Bear]

It was all that Corbin gave them. Corbin had the twins strategically placed every single time!!
And Boyle adjusted to that tactic every.single.time.

Great great game to watch!!!

[REDPUPPY]

Boyle 21
Corbin 14 

don’t matter what anybody says…. Nothing gonna change now. All over but the crying, so dry it up and learn to win the big game…..

[mysonis55]

I was wrong about this one. I thought Corbin would surprise Boyle. I guess they won’t go down until PT beats them like a drum.

[Bull got out!]

Well this was the game no doubt everyone wanted to see but in the finals not the 3rd Round. First of all, got to say Congratulations to Boyle on the big win. It was what I call a clash of the Titans. I'll start with Corbin. Corbin looked very good. On defense, Corbin did a heck of a job against what I said all year was the best offense I had seen. Now I have read alot of negativity about Haddix playcalling last night and I don't see it that way. If you pay attention to who had the ball and where the twins were all night, the play calling was a result of that. Its called keep away from those trouble areas. Actually smart because it was affective and took time off the clock and when you put the ball in Quisenberrys hands, anytime he can break one. Now Corbin did a heck of a job in all aspects of last nights game. I was really impressed with Corbins  OLine play. Elam had alot of time to throw in the second half. Im not going to say a thing negative about what Corbin could have done or a play call or penalty time play. But what I saw was Corbin matched up and looked really good. I have to say, they arguably with Boyle are the legit top team in Kentucky with Boyle. Thats how I see it. I thought Both teams were had there moments. I have been a parent of a big 3rd Round Loss and I know these kids feel bad this morning on the losing side, but they played like champions last night. Corbin has some very good talented players and it showed. Despite all the negative I have heard and I'll refrain from that because of respect for both teams, but both teams had there chances and one team did enough to win last night and the other was still right there with a chance to win. There is alot of respect from both sides after this game. Everyone knows how good each other is. They all left it on the field.

Nice post. I agree. Corbin and Boyle were pretty evenly matched and it was a lot closer than I thought it would be. And when it's that close, it's the little things or a play or 2 that make the difference. Boyle just made the one or two key plays that won the game. 

And yes, it's always good to get the ball in the hands of your best player and that's what Boyle did. I was a little surprised that they went so completely one dimensional. It would seem with an offense that potent, you should be able to run something different than just Quisenberry in the wildcat every play, but I guess that's all they had... or all that Corbin gave them.

These big games and especially against Talent like Corbin had on the defense, Boyle has to try to have game management. So go back to the big pass play in the first half when Corbin intercepted the ball. If you give the Defensive playmakers a chance to beat you they might. But when you keep the ball on the ground and take the main playmakers out of the equasion, then its grind it out kind of a game. Then look at the second half when Dawson got sacked for a huge loss and Boyle had to punt. You don't want to give Corbins defense the way they were playing last night opputunites to get the momentum. I think both defenses played a darn good game, its just in these low scoring games that its not pretty but it was there on both sides. Then it goes back to playcalling. I thought both defenses stood up to one another as good as I had ever seen in a game with all the playmakers on both teams. It was a dang good ballgame last night.

[mysonis55]

I was wrong on this one. I guess Boyle won’t go down until PT smashes them.

[Bull got out!]

I was wrong about this one. I thought Corbin would surprise Boyle. I guess they won’t go down until PT beats them like a drum.

 Drum..... thats funny.

[Holy Bull]

Let me just say.  Corbin peeps 42 years in a row say they are the better team.  It’s pride, it’s a way they cope, it’s an old school mindset.  Ifs and buts. Bull$hit excuses. Y’all everyone look like clowns that say that stuff.  The Boyle people aren’t on here saying how good they are. They are just like the famous AL Davis quote. “ Just win, baby, win!” They go about business, order rings.  Justin Haddix will have 4 most likely since he left our town.  There are several phases of a game.  Off, def, special teams, coaching, effort, execution, and discipline.  We didn’t win the game because we were also on the short end of most of those phases.  How many passes were completed for Boyle tnight? Are you calling that a win? I’m calling it as Haddix playing to his strength against 2 kids from Somerset, or Connecticut or wherever.  Sage didn’t have time to throw.  But Quissenberry had speed to hit open lanes. Size? That goes back to effort and discipline.  Boyle was smaller obviously. But they had motors that didn’t stop and they were put in the right places that made a difference. 

Again.  It’s my opinion that Corbin shouldn’t get on here and try to save face anymore.  Owning it it’s the best way out.  Build from there.  The better team won. We didn’t have all the phases together.  They did.  Makes me sick to read that we were better, we lost.  We were not OVERALL better.  We recruited, paid for kids, got them eligible for a 5th year a year after the Covid paperwork was to be finalized.  If we didn’t have those 2 kids it would have been a running clock.  Haddix would have ran and thrown all over us.

That was the most thoughtful and accurate statement I have read since the game ended. All I see is how Corbin was better and blamed everyone from the coaches to the hurdlers for losing the game. No credit to Boyle for winning, just whining about everything they can think of.

[REDPUPPY]

Rumor is the corbin faithful was done out of the stadium and out of danville before the contest even ended 

[Bull got out!]

Rumor is the corbin faithful was done out of the stadium and out of danville before the contest even ended 

Buddy, I was on that field after the game and that entire side was jam packed with Corbin and the coaches sharing a special moment with the players. Corbin had alot of fans there last night and most stayed and was on the field after the game.

[pjdoug]

It's a shame that slandering these two Corbin kids continues to be allowed on here. It has gone on for months now. Would it be tolerated if they were two  youngsters who came Paintsville or Elkorn City, instead of a prep school from Connecticut?

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I'll eat my crow about D Brown for Boyle County, I think he played a great game on defense. I was just going by his numbers compared to Danville and they wasn't great. Corbin is a damn good team and I think their offense was better than Boyle's. Boyle just had the best player. I don't think Sage Dawson had a good game on either side of the ball and Elam is clearly the better QB.

Corbin's offense was clearly better than Boyle's. Corbin drove down the field for long drives but just couldn't get the big play they needed.

Yeah, see, you could theoretically make a case they transferred for "academic advantage" from Elkhorn City. (Not so much from Paintsville.) You can make zero case they came to the 13th Region for
academic reasons, or any other reason than straight payola. And then you get Vince Marrow to lean on Julian to get them eligible again because they're now UK targets. Let's get real here. It's become a joke at this point.

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You are a fool if you really watched that game and don't believe Corbin would win  8 times out of 10 on a neutral field. What would you be on here saying if Corbin had won, like they should have? Did you even watch the game?  Corbin must have possessed the ball 35 minutes. A couple of crappy calls and some high hurdling killed them. Darrell Tremaine wasn't the reason they lost.

I watched it. I saw their best player drop an easy catch on a big 4th down. I watched Boyles best player make plays when he had to. Boyle ran it down that vaunted Corbin defense throat and made them like it. Eat crow. Move on. You lost to the better team, with the best team money can buy. Sucks to suck!

Maybe this off season they can look further than Connecticut. Perhaps some
Canadian five stars? Some Samoan rugby superstars who'd love a new truck and to enjoy life in Eastern Kentucky for a year?

Your dead birds recruit as much as anybody. You couldn't wait for Corbin to lose because they smoked your hind end.  lol

And who has JC recruited from the Northeast to help the cause, or
given vehicles to? Gonna need this proof. Or perhaps you're just running your mouth for a reaction, which is your entire MO.

Making cases and whining is pointless. All teams that compete for a state championship every year are recruiting whether they know how to tell the truth about it or not. You wouldn't even mention Corbin  recruiting if  they weren't smoking the birds hind ends. They had a good run but they are losing recruits to surrounding teams now, so it's all over for them. they're done

[Holy Bull]

Again. Ifs and Buts.  You are full of them.   

Corbin would lose 9 or 10 out of 10. 

I’ll tell ya what tho OSH.  Next year………. You, me, Bull and 64sur can go watch a good football team.  Hell.  You can ride with us to Franklin Co.  You aren’t gonna be busy next Friday.  Unless there is a roundball game.

Well said, you beat me to it. Never seen someone so delusional and use ifs and buts so much. The first sign that a person has been making excuses their whole life. Sad.

[Advicegiver74]

I said before this one that Boyle had a 2-3 TD advantage( 1 for home field, 1-2 for coaching) before kickoff. The fact that Boyle scored 1 TD more than Corbin tells me the Hounds were actually the better team by 1 to 2 TDs.  Better teams don't always win.  If Haddix was coaching Corbin this game, the Hounds win by three or four scores. Not even close.

This made me smile I needed a laugh

[Holy Bull]

A lot of people are posting about Corbin's supposed superiority as a team. Apparently, Boyle only has Dawson and Quisenberry. I'm going to disprove that right here and now. Here are only a few Boyle players who made an impact on the outcome. 

Josh Bixler- The sack on 3rd and 8 at the start of the 3rd quarter needs more recognition. It gave Boyle favorable field position and led to a Quisenberry touchdown. That wouldn't have happened without Bixler's big play. 

Demauriah Brown- Interception with two minutes to go before half. While Corbin picked off a pass to close the half, Brown's interception prevented the Redhounds from scoring before the break. Given that Corbin received the ball to start the second half, Brown's interception had tremendous implications. 

Avery Bodner- Got an important stop on 3rd and 2 in the 2nd quarter that took some momentum away from the Redhounds. His coverage ability, especially during a deep pass in the 3rd quarter, doesn't get enough recognition for preventing big plays that might have altered the outcome. 

Jayce Crowe- Broke through the pocket and put pressure on Elam, forcing him out of bounds with two minutes left to play in the game. 

I also don't want to neglect the powerhouses Austin Gorley, Aidan Gosser, and Paul McClure. They are tough, hard-hitting players that could punch a building to death if so desired. 

All of this is to say: Boyle is not relying on two players and an excellent coach. Every player contributes in a substantive way. That is why they are moving on to Kroger field. We asked the question earlier, who has the better defense? It is clear now. Boyle's defense bestrides the narrow world like a Colossus.

Beautifully said!

[pjdoug]

It was all that Corbin gave them.  Corbin had the twins strategically placed every single time!!
And Boyle adjusted to that tactic every.single.time.

Great great game to watch!!!

That was exactly what it was. The Corbin team and defense is way better than some thought that forced Boyle County to adjust, and  they just happen to have a coach that knows how to adjust to get the win

[know1]

So, honest question here with no agenda: Why didn't the twins play on offense this year? Seems like a bit of a wasted opportunity to use some great athletes to help the team.

[Hatz]

Just out of curiosity who does Boyle lose and who does Corbin lose to graduation.

if memory serves, Boyle loses Dawson and Bodner. 

Corbin loses the Twins and Bailey.

[Rebel55]

A lot of people are posting about Corbin's supposed superiority as a team. Apparently, Boyle only has Dawson and Quisenberry. I'm going to disprove that right here and now. Here are only a few Boyle players who made an impact on the outcome. 

Josh Bixler- The sack on 3rd and 8 at the start of the 3rd quarter needs more recognition. It gave Boyle favorable field position and led to a Quisenberry touchdown. That wouldn't have happened without Bixler's big play. 

Demauriah Brown- Interception with two minutes to go before half. While Corbin picked off a pass to close the half, Brown's interception prevented the Redhounds from scoring before the break. Given that Corbin received the ball to start the second half, Brown's interception had tremendous implications. 

Avery Bodner- Got an important stop on 3rd and 2 in the 2nd quarter that took some momentum away from the Redhounds. His coverage ability, especially during a deep pass in the 3rd quarter, doesn't get enough recognition for preventing big plays that might have altered the outcome. 

Jayce Crowe- Broke through the pocket and put pressure on Elam, forcing him out of bounds with two minutes left to play in the game. 

I also don't want to neglect the powerhouses Austin Gorley, Aidan Gosser, and Paul McClure. They are tough, hard-hitting players that could punch a building to death if so desired. 

All of this is to say: Boyle is not relying on two players and an excellent coach. Every player contributes in a substantive way. That is why they are moving on to Kroger field. We asked the question earlier, who has the better defense? It is clear now. Boyle's defense bestrides the narrow world like a Colossus.

Great post!  I'm all out of likes today.  
   
#20 Brock Driver's block punt started Boyle off on the right foot early in the game. Also make some big hit at key times in the second half.  His hit of Elam in the 3rd. quarter was something.  Elam bounced right back up and went on (Tuff Kid).  

#4 Jaysia Richards made 2 unbelievable defensive plays on Corbin's first drive for a loss and forced a 3 and out. 

#52 Bryce Bullock made also made a couple of key tackles for a loss to force a punt that Driver blocked.

#21 Austin Bodner covered a couple of long passes that would have been big had Corbin completed them. 

#12 Gage Feltner didn't do anything special but lead the team in tackles last night.  

Boyle is a whole lot more than just Quisenberry.

[pjdoug]

Just out of curiosity who does Boyle lose and who does Corbin lose to graduation.

if memory serves, Boyle loses Dawson and Bodner. 

Corbin loses the Twins and Bailey.

Corbin will probably lose their coaching staff.

[Bull got out!]

A lot of people are posting about Corbin's supposed superiority as a team. Apparently, Boyle only has Dawson and Quisenberry. I'm going to disprove that right here and now. Here are only a few Boyle players who made an impact on the outcome. 

Josh Bixler- The sack on 3rd and 8 at the start of the 3rd quarter needs more recognition. It gave Boyle favorable field position and led to a Quisenberry touchdown. That wouldn't have happened without Bixler's big play. 

Demauriah Brown- Interception with two minutes to go before half. While Corbin picked off a pass to close the half, Brown's interception prevented the Redhounds from scoring before the break. Given that Corbin received the ball to start the second half, Brown's interception had tremendous implications. 

Avery Bodner- Got an important stop on 3rd and 2 in the 2nd quarter that took some momentum away from the Redhounds. His coverage ability, especially during a deep pass in the 3rd quarter, doesn't get enough recognition for preventing big plays that might have altered the outcome. 

Jayce Crowe- Broke through the pocket and put pressure on Elam, forcing him out of bounds with two minutes left to play in the game. 

I also don't want to neglect the powerhouses Austin Gorley, Aidan Gosser, and Paul McClure. They are tough, hard-hitting players that could punch a building to death if so desired. 

All of this is to say: Boyle is not relying on two players and an excellent coach. Every player contributes in a substantive way. That is why they are moving on to Kroger field. We asked the question earlier, who has the better defense? It is clear now. Boyle's defense bestrides the narrow world like a Colossus.

Great post!  I'm all out of likes today.  
   
#20 Brock Driver's block punt started Boyle off on the right foot early in the game. Also make some big hit at key times in the second half.  His hit of Elam in the 3rd. quarter was something.  Elam bounced right back up and went on (Tuff Kid).  

#4 Jaysia Richards made 2 unbelievable defensive plays on Corbin's first drive for a loss and forced a 3 and out. 

#52 Bryce Bullock made also made a couple of key tackles for a loss to force a punt that Driver blocked.

#21 Austin Bodner covered a couple of long passes that would have been big had Corbin completed them. 

#12 Gage Feltner didn't do anything special but lead the team in tackles last night.  

Boyle is a whole lot more than just Quisenberry.

Lots of big playmakers you listed right there Rebel55. They played very well. Im a big fan of the Feltner kid!!! Plays hard!! But who doesn't on that team!

[Rebel55]

It amazes me the people on here are trying to criticize Haddix for feeding the best player in the state in the biggest game in the state. He had a plan coming in to use Q at Wildcat QB, Running Back and wide receiver to get him touches. FYI it worked. Greer had two 5 star skill kids sitting on the sideline in the big game.

Right? It’s like it’s a bad thing that you feed your star. If anything it makes Corbin look worse that they let one player beat them. Mind you that “Best defense in the state.” Not to great if 1 guy can beat you. And Corbin’s offense? Psh. Mid at best. People have thrown all over Boyle secondary all year but they couldn’t? Give me a break. Boyle had their DBs ready for the challenge.

I need more likes!  Spot on Ned!