[adopted purple]

Trinity up 27-7 at half. James Quick dressed and has 2 touchdown receptions.

[RunItUpTheGut]

I guess his injury wasnt to bad.
I thought he cracked ribs like 3 weeks ago?

[toussaints]

47 to 7 trinity in the 3rd qtr if anyone is still interested

[birdman44]

Nope. Lets just go to 2 classes. Big and small. It would get interesting.

[toussaints]

^ trinity or X would win big school every year, small school would be cool

[Wise one]

All I am interested in right now is the attendance figure. If they announce it at 8434 or higher, then this year is the highest since moving to Bowling Green. 8674 will make the average attendance at 8000 for the six games.


There goes the theory about interest in KY football is horrible or at least worse than the last three years.

[toussaints]

and if it's lower than 7000, then shame on louisville

[Wise one]

2009 T vs X = 9962
2010 T vs Male = 9116
2011 T vs Scott County = 6691
2012 T vs PRP = ???


1976 was the only other time that the Big School finals was not in Louisville. Were they spoiled or what?

[Patriot]

Wasn't Trinity discussing dropping out of a KY district and becoming one of those traveling teams that okay all over the country on ESPN?

[Wise one]

2009 T vs X = 9962
2010 T vs Male = 9116
2011 T vs Scott County = 6691
2012 T vs PRP = ???


1976 was the only other time that the Big School finals was not in Louisville. Were they spoiled or what?

2012 T vs PRP = 7412


Just goes along with my feeling that the Louisville people are homers and do not travel well. I remember back in college at EKU that a lot of the Louisville students had no idea where some of the places in KY were. Their lack of KY geography was disturbing to me then and I see it continues.

BTW, I live in OHIO and went to BG for game each of the last four years.



For statistical purposes, there was an announced total of 46,738, an average of just under 7,790. That is 6,878 more than 2011, 9,399 more than 2009 (first year in BG) but 1,021 less than 2010.

Year totals are:
2009 37,339 or 6223.17/game
2010 47,759 or 7959.85/game
2011 39,860 or 6643.33/game
2012 46,738 or 7789.67/game

Total for 4 years 171,696 or 7154/game

Largest crowd at BG was in 2010 for the 4A game between Boyle County and Allen Co-Scottsville with an announced attendance of 13,167.

Smallest crowd in BG was in 2009 for the A game between Lexington Christian and Mayfield with an announced attendance of 3,582.

Yes, I love Statistics. I used to teach Statistics before I retired.

[RunItUpTheGut]

Wasn't Trinity discussing dropping out of a KY district and becoming one of those traveling teams that okay all over the country on ESPN?

I wish that about 3 teams in KY would do that.
Then they could troll other states instead of ours.

[Wise one]

Trinity's lone loss of the season was the Cincinnati Moeller.


Moeller won the Ohio Division I (big school) Championship tonight over Toledo Whitmer 20-12.

[Harry Rex Vonner]

I wish that about 3 teams in KY would do that.
Then they could troll other states instead of ours.

Trinity, FTH, and probably St. Xavier are the schools that bring a little credibility to high school football in the Commonwealth. Without them, Kentucky has little or no respect outside its borders.

Of course, if you can't beat them, don't compete against them. Fool yourself by playing the other also rans. That seems to be a growing sentiment in Kentucky.

[adopted purple]

2012 T vs PRP = 7412


Just goes along with my feeling that the Louisville people are homers and do not travel well. I remember back in college at EKU that a lot of the Louisville students had no idea where some of the places in KY were. Their lack of KY geography was disturbing to me then and I see it continues.

BTW, I live in OHIO and went to BG for game each of the last four years.



For statistical purposes, there was an announced total of 46,738, an average of just under 7,790. That is 6,878 more than 2011, 9,399 more than 2009 (first year in BG) but 1,021 less than 2010.

Year totals are:
2009 37,339 or 6223.17/game
2010 47,759 or 7959.85/game
2011 39,860 or 6643.33/game
2012 46,738 or 7789.67/game

Total for 4 years 171,696 or 7154/game

Largest crowd at BG was in 2010 for the 4A game between Boyle County and Allen Co-Scottsville with an announced attendance of 13,167.

Smallest crowd in BG was in 2009 for the A game between Lexington Christian and Mayfield with an announced attendance of 3,582.

Yes, I love Statistics. I used to teach Statistics before I retired.

You sir are a true fan. Driving from Ohio to the games is great. I never had a problem driving to Louisville to watch my Purples play. I would have driven to Detroit, if I had to. WKU is a perfect venue for these games.

[thsrocks]

2009 T vs X = 9962
2010 T vs Male = 9116
2011 T vs Scott County = 6691
2012 T vs PRP = ???


1976 was the only other time that the Big School finals was not in Louisville. Were they spoiled or what?

Back in those days, all championship games were played at different venues in various towns. The '76 final for 4A was the only one played at Commonwealth Stadium. Trinity vs Henderson County and halftime score of 28-24 was also the final score in favor of the Rocks. 1959-1974, only AAA was played in Louisville, as all Jefferson County schools made up the AAA division. Spoiled? inglepar Always remember the state at large begged to play the big, bad Louisville schools and it started in 1975 with Jefferson County Champ playing State at Large Champ (4A was created) at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center (Old Cardinal Stadium). Then, the state public schools deemed it was unfair that Jefferson County was guaranteed a spot in the finals. Well, odds are you are going to have two Jefferson County teams meeting very often. The state publics got what they asked for.

[thsrocks]

2009 T vs X = 9962
2010 T vs Male = 9116
2011 T vs Scott County = 6691
2012 T vs PRP = ???


1976 was the only other time that the Big School finals was not in Louisville. Were they spoiled or what?

Back in those days, all championship games were played at different venues in various towns. The '76 final for 4A was the only one played at Commonwealth Stadium. Trinity vs Henderson County and halftime score of 28-24 was also the final score in favor of the Rocks. 1959-1974, only AAA was played in Louisville, as all Jefferson County schools made up the AAA division. Spoiled? inglepar Always remember the state at large begged to play the big, bad Louisville schools and it started in 1975 with Jefferson County Champ playing State at Large Champ (4A was created) at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center (Old Cardinal Stadium). Then, the state public schools deemed it was unfair that Jefferson County was guaranteed a spot in the finals. Well, odds are you are going to have two Jefferson County teams meeting very often. The state publics got what they asked for.

[thsrocks]

2009 T vs X = 9962
2010 T vs Male = 9116
2011 T vs Scott County = 6691
2012 T vs PRP = ???


1976 was the only other time that the Big School finals was not in Louisville. Were they spoiled or what?

Back in those days, all championship games were played at different venues in various towns. The '76 final for 4A was the only one played at Commonwealth Stadium. Trinity vs Henderson County and halftime score of 28-24 was also the final score in favor of the Rocks. 1959-1974, only AAA was played in Louisville, as all Jefferson County schools made up the AAA division. Spoiled? inglepar Always remember the state at large begged to play the big, bad Louisville schools and it started in 1975 with Jefferson County Champ playing State at Large Champ (4A was created) at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center (Old Cardinal Stadium). Then, the state public schools deemed it was unfair that Jefferson County was guaranteed a spot in the finals. Well, odds are you are going to have two Jefferson County teams meeting very often. The state publics got what they asked for. inglepar:HitWall: