Blair Oaks soundly defeated Lutheran North who beat Class 4 finalist MICDS.
Didn't BO barely beat the same Maryville team that Trinity pretty much handled with ease?Yeah. And anyone else in classes 1-4. Some would definitely be a challenge. But BO has too much speed.
Didn't BO barely beat the same Maryville team that Trinity pretty much handled with ease?
Totally agreeYeah, the same Trinity team I think could play a few series with CBC. Trinity don't have the depth to play 4 qtrs with CBC but they definitely have the talent to matchup in speed and size.
Didn't BO barely beat the same Maryville team that Trinity pretty much handled with ease?
Class 7 Illinois Nazareth Academy beat LN 20-6. They’re up 14-3 at half in class 7 title game.
BO is legit!
There’s some other funny score comparisons out there when considering MICDS, but hats off to them...they kept getting better.
Yeah, let's. It's not like Maryville didn't progress over the course of the season as well. I also want to say that BO does not have more speed than Ritter or Trinity as you suggested that they had too much speed for any team in classes 1-4.First game of season? Yeah..... let’s see that game played again.
Yeah. And anyone else in classes 1-4. Some would definitely be a challenge. But BO has too much speed.
Yeah, let's. It's not like Maryville didn't progress over the course of the season as well. I also want to say that BO does not have more speed than Ritter or Trinity as you suggested that they had too much speed for any team in classes 1-4.
They need to get past Lathrop before even thinking about that. There's a huge difference in talent (across the board) at C2 vs C4. Having watched a lot of metro area games, I don't think either of those teams playing in Lathrop yesterday would have been able to keep the clock from running vs the likes of Smithville, Kearney or Platte County on 99% of game days.
What a common opponent did 2 months ago doesn't mean much today. Your argument is akin to saying that the Chiefs lost to the Patriots...Detroit beat the Pats - therefore the Lions are better than the Chiefs.
Fair. So if that is the case, then I guess a lot of you looked into Tinity's first game against Colquitt the wrong way because of the lopsided loss, right? I mean, most of you wrote them off after that game. I even heard many here say that Maryville would turbo them. Fair to say you misjudged them?That’s why I said let’s. I’m just saying the first game of season is usually not any teams best game of the season.
Fair. So if that is the case, then I guess a lot of you looked into Tinity's first game against Colquitt the wrong way because of the lopsided loss, right? I mean, most of you wrote them off after that game. I even heard many here say that Maryville would turbo them. Fair to say
you misjudged them?
First game of season? Yeah..... let’s see that game played again.
You have an excuse for everything. How about you make a list of all your predictions which have been wrong in the past 2 weeks.
Looks like Trinity was smart to move up to class 3 based on what bo did to LN.
Use to think playing a team having D1 recruits wasnt an excuse to be beat by them. But after watching Trinity in person they are unbelievable good.
Maryville kept it close for a half (with help of penalties). When your giving up 100lbs per lineman that takes a toll on your defense front 7 and it showed in the 2nd half. 11 kids to D1 schools ( 7 to Illinois) in the next 2 years is unbelievable even for a class 6 team. Really thought their kids and coaches were a class act. Didn't see any showboating like CBC.
Don't do that. I'm betting you haven't even seen either team play.Looks like Trinity was smart to move up to class 3 based on what bo did to LN.
Also pays never to count anyone out in a backyard rivalry game like this.MICDS and Ladue should be a pretty good game. Comparing scores isn't the best way to predict matchups. Just like in boxing styles make fights. Certain teams play to certain teams strengths an visa versa. MICDS is rolling at the right time. I remember in 2016 a 3 loss Harrisonville team got hotter than jail house coffee and ran through Webb City, Parkway North and Kearney to it's first Class 4 title. Nobody saw that coming either. I wouldn't discredit either team that has made it this far.
I honestly think everyone understood Trinty's matchup with Colquitt was huge and a loss wouldn't translate to a bad season in MO Class 3. They aren't popular on this board but I think everyone respects their ability to win.Fair. So if that is the case, then I guess a lot of you looked into Tinity's first game against Colquitt the wrong way because of the lopsided loss, right? I mean, most of you wrote them off after that game. I even heard many here say that Maryville would turbo them. Fair to say you misjudged them?
Yesterday was a trip down memory lane for me. Waaaaay back when I attended KHS Lathrop (particularly in boys hoops) was our #1 rival now they are light years apart even though the two school districts border one another in Holt. You are correct, of course, neither of yesterday's teams would match up well with the Highway 92 foursome (would also include Excelsior and their 2018 rushing offense). Much like Smithville this is "that" year for the Mules here's hoping they can pull it off as a pretty decided underdog to open Championship weekend next Friday PM in CoMo!They need to get past Lathrop before even thinking about that. There's a huge difference in talent (across the board) at C2 vs C4. Having watched a lot of metro area games, I don't think either of those teams playing in Lathrop yesterday would have been able to keep the clock from running vs the likes of Smithville, Kearney or Platte County on 99% of game days.
What a common opponent did 2 months ago doesn't mean much today. Your argument is akin to saying that the Chiefs lost to the Patriots...Detroit beat the Pats - therefore the Lions are better than the Chiefs.
!Yesterday was a trip down memory lane for me. Waaaaay back when I attended KHS Lathrop (particularly in boys hoops) was our #1 rival now they are light years apart even though the two school districts border one another in Holt. You are correct, of course, neither of yesterday's teams would match up well with the Highway 92 foursome (would also include Excelsior and their 2018 rushing offense). Much like Smithville this is "that" year for the Mules here's hoping they can pull it off as a pretty decided underdog to open Championship weekend next Friday PM in CoMo!
Just saw the 10 minutes highlights, no they can't beat Trinity, imo. Not trying to sound disrespectful, but I wasn't impressed. No way do i think they could beat Trinity if they are playing as they should.He did play but was a non factor. I saw the game. I have seen many BO games. Downplay BO all you want based upon size and D1 whatever of other schools but size had nothing to do with how BO won yesterday. LN didn't come to play with the right mindset. You could see that they believed that their size would easily slow down BO offense enough to where LN can win with their power rush but when a team plays with the heart I saw yesterday and every other game they played it don't matter. BO met the physicality and slowed down the power rush to where they could get enough stops on a 3 and 7 and also a 4 and 2. They would get the ball back and put more points up as LN could not keep up with BO's WRs and could not disrupt the star QB Nolan Hair.
When it came to the point that LN was down and had no choice but throw it was obvious of where it was going every time. Since they were too predictable from there on BO adjusted and from then on out it was cruise control.
LN size only made it to where they didn't 3 and out. They usually took 3 to 4 downs every time to get the ball 10 yards. If they failed then they would almost always go on 4th down (except for one time when it was too late). Any team that relies on a 1Dimensional approach to beating BO will fail no matter how big and fast they are. You have to be efficient and you have to be able to throw the ball. Size did not matter.
Can BO beat Trinity... I think yes they can. Can they beat almost any team in class 3 and 4... we won't get to find that answer out. They would definitely give them a run for their money. That team can meet the physicality of any team out there.
I understand you feel this way, but I was on here reading after that loss and the majority wrote them off. The triple ot loss at East Stl the next week changed a few minds, however.I honestly think everyone understood Trinty's matchup with Colquitt was huge and a loss wouldn't translate to a bad season in MO Class 3. They aren't popular on this board but I think everyone respects their ability to win.
Yep, in the mud. 21pt win at least if it were dry. Sorry, BO looks pretty good, but nope, I saw nothing that says they could beat Trinity.the same trinity that had trouble with S Boone? The same S Boone Blair Oaks stomped? yea whatever.
Did Azubuike even play? If he didn't, that played a huge part in the final score.
the same trinity that had trouble with S Boone? The same S Boone Blair Oaks stomped? yea whatever.
Yesterday was a trip down memory lane for me. Waaaaay back when I attended KHS Lathrop (particularly in boys hoops) was our #1 rival now they are light years apart even though the two school districts border one another in Holt. You are correct, of course, neither of yesterday's teams would match up well with the Highway 92 foursome (would also include Excelsior and their 2018 rushing offense). Much like Smithville this is "that" year for the Mules here's hoping they can pull it off as a pretty decided underdog to open Championship weekend next Friday PM in CoMo!
Lets all be truthful. It is total BS that Maryville had to play against that.