[charlie22]

I wouldn't say Cov. Cath. is loaded but there is definately talent there.

The opening kick off was run back by Collinsworth for a TD. With in the first 2 minutes, Highlands had scored 2 TD's. There was a running clock for the second half. Highlands started the second half series with starters but quickly move to the second team. Cov. Cath left their starters in the entire game.


The Highlands seconds scored a TD and kept Cov. Cath. from scoring the second half.

This was the worst loss that Cov. Cath. has suffered at the hands of Highlands since 1975 when Cov. Cath. lost the Highlands 55-0.

Certainly not the Cov. Cath. team of old.

Also just a final note: Highlands has out scored Cov. Cath. 101 - 0 in the last 4 quarters of football.

Nice summary, with the exception that Highlands did not start the second half with starters. Backups for the entire second half. It was 55-0 at half.

I agree with you that CovCath has talent, but they matched up very poorly against Highlands. CovCath is big but very slow. Highlands speed and quickness on both sides of the ball just dominated CovCath. Much was said by the CovCath coaches before the season began about how their big and strong O line was going to be the best line in the state. Nope. I won't say that Highlands O line is the best line in the state (how can anyone actually make such a statement or even have a logical opinion unless that person saw every O line in the state play on multiple occassions?), but there is no doubt which of the two O lines was considerably better than the other one last night.

And its 101-0 in the last 8 quarters (which I knew you meant to type but typed 4 quarters by mistake).