Yes, congratulations are definitely in order. They earned it this year. They dominated every opponent they played. The closest margin of victory they had this year was 18 points. And that was against Elder in the season opener!
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Yes, congratulations are definitely in order. They earned it this year. They dominated every opponent they played. The closest margin of victory they had this year was 18 points. And that was against Elder in the season opener!
Am I the only one who thinks these high school teams get waaaaay too much attention?
Actually Reason, their isnt nearly the attention around here that you get in places like Texas and Florida.
2004 State Football champs!!!!!!!!
Even though I would of loved to see St X or even LaSalle win, it's good to see a local team keep the title in Cincinnati.
Congrats to Colerain.
As a transplanted west sider, it's nice to live in the same township as the state champs. [img]smile.gif[/img]
They are an awesome team! Could easily beat a Div III college team. Maybe even Div I UC. That would be freaking hilarious!
Colerain vs UC. I would pay money to see that.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Puhleeze.Quote:
Maybe even Div I UC.
Well actually Reason...considering what kind of teams Mike Brown has put on the field, it's not a big surprise that football fans have migrated to High School and even college football(Who knew UC had a team?)
Coupled with the fact that once you are born and raised on the West side of town, you die here. Which leads to a huge alumni support. (Ask any Elder Alum).
Anyway, I'm glad to see Colerain finally make it, and here's hoping I don't have to listen to the marching band practice for the rest of the year.
BTW I just hope the likes of Mister Simpson, use those College scholarship to get an education.
We are talking about the UC team that lost to Louisville 70 something to what? 7?
I think it would be a good game. UC would win but it wouldn't be a blowout.
In defense of the Bowl Bound Bearcats, Louisville only lost one game this season, that was to The Hurricanes.
They pretty much beat everyone else by a ton, they score at will
Their bowl game vs Boise State could end up with about 100 total points scored.
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<font color="#a52a2a" size="1">[ December 07, 2004 10:06 AM: Message edited by: cincygreg ]</font>
Screw Colerain. I root for St. X, everyone else can kiss my &%$. I personally think X should drop football as a sport, maybe make it an afterschool club or something. If you can't win, then don't play.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Uh, I think a perfect season, winning the GCL South title, earning the #1 seed in the region for the playoffs and making the regional semi-finals proves that they, in fact, can play.Quote:
Originally posted by Lew:
Screw Colerain. I root for St. X, everyone else can kiss my &%$. I personally think X should drop football as a sport, maybe make it an afterschool club or something. If you can't win, then don't play.
And this is coming from an Elder grad.
I would of loved to see a Colerain vs X match up. Evidently that is suppose to be the season opener for next year. [img]biggrin.gif[/img]
Gunslinger....hats off to you for congratulating Colerain. I was talking to an Elder grad/friend Friday night. He was so fucking nasty, I had to walk away. [img]mad.gif[/img] My sister(her boys go to Elder) was hoping Colerain would loose also, but even she saw how much of an idiot he was being.
I'm not much of a Elder fan myself, but I was glad they won the last two years.....I'm the type who cheers for the local teams.
O come on, what about the Fairfield Indians people! These guys had to pay to play, they should at least get honorable mention.
<----- Fairfield Graduate.
I think we should pay homage to the forgotten Catholic schools that play under the radar every week, yet manage to match up well against the big boys.
Take McNicholas, for example.