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I tried to tell you.

Lawrenceburg 31 Southridge 7 with less than 2 minutes in the 4th qtr Make that final.

Game preview from Register Publications: https://www.registerpublications.com/news-now-sports-dearborn-county/regional-bound-tigers-no-1-defensive-avg Does anyone have any knowledge whether there is video streaming for this game?

Game preview from Register Publications: https://www.registerpublications.com/news-now-sports-dearborn-county/regional-bound-tigers-no-1-defensive-avg

Undervaluing the Tigers a bit, but that is OK. Easier to come in as the lowly #9 ranked underdog and step on some toes with their very serious defense.

Disappointing lack of chatter here. Where is @StinkTownClown? Questions, lots of questions? FC bests Rushville Bulldogs defeat Knights @ Boomtown Connersville will LOSE again! Tigers scalp the Indians EC gets it done against legendary Moeller to secure a win for the Hoosier State in a Cincinnati tri-state battle

ALWAYS an O-line or D-line coach!

The Tigers are 6th in the AP poll and 5th in the coaches poll, not sure where your #7 came from.

This didn't age well. https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/high-school/high-school-sports/2020/11/06/lawrenceburg-advances-ihsaa-3-a-sectional-finals/6190925002/

Well, that was interesting. Yoon running for his life half the night. Giving up an 11yd two-point try. Not sure what to make of it all.

At this point in the game, the 🐅's appear intent on making me eat my words. A whole host of mistakes, penalties, and other silliness keeping it knotted up at zero early in the 2nd qtr with the Knights at the Tiger 30yd line.

Stink you have been underestimating the Tigers all year. Prediction....Tigers win this one by 28+.

Many fans were unable to see games due to covid restrictions. With many attendance restrictions being lifted perhaps the banter will pick up.

Is there going to be an internet stream for this game?

How about we toss Rushville and Connersville out of the EIAC and they get together with Richmond and a couple of other schools to be identified later to form a brand new conference? The EIAC was better with 6 schools and was more geographically compact.

Agreed, but didn't think they would come on fumbles if they happened.

Is this better?

I'm only making this last post... First, I didn't say L'burg would have won. What I did say... 1) Sorry, it didn't play out full strength. HH never really stopped the Tigers in the first half, turnovers hurt. I expect Tigers would have continued to move the ball in the second half. What would have happened? 2) L'burg looked better in the first half sans the turnovers. Really don't know how you objectively argue with this. 3) There was a bad call that changed the complexion of the game, due to the nature of the call and position on the field. I wasn't bashing the officials and it wasn't the primary point of the post. (I said it was "adding insult to (future) injury.") I also said it happens, but that doesn't change the fact it did. The primary point was that I was sorry it didn't play out full strength. Too bad Patriots fans can't acknowledge that fact might have changed things due to the importance of the QB in L'burgs system and the kind of year the young man had. (Not to mention the Tigers success moving the ball in the first half.)

What a donkey. Nobody said that or even implied it...

Very disappointed to not be able to see this game played out with the Tigers at full strength. Lawrenceburg looked like the better team to me in the first half, but you can't fumble the ball away like that and win very often. Ref calling Gavin Yoon out of bounds on the catch at the 2yd line was adding insult to (future) injury at that point. (Clearly the wrong call and backed up by replay. A big game changer.) It happens, I get it, disappointing nonetheless. When Garrett Yoon (QB) walked out at half without a helmet the writing was on the wall for this Tiger team. Congrats to all the Tiger players (especially the seniors) on a great season. Good luck to HH in the playoffs. Looks like you have a great chance to make it to the oil can in Indy, but I don't think anyone is beating Chatard.

The new gym, entrance, and turf project was roughly a $14 million project, I believe. The city of Lawrenceburg contributed via a $4 million grant, if memory serves me correctly.

A nice piece about Lawrenceburg football in the Cincinnati Enquirer today, although the story wrongly states that Lawrenceburg won their sectional last year. https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/high-school/high-school-sports/2019/11/15/lawrenceburg-football-team-plays-3-a-regional-final-saturday/4197101002/

The 🤡 isn't lying, plenty of seats. Took a couple shots walking in the school tonight for some Lady 🐅 Tiger 🏀 Hoops action.

How many are you bringing? Team coming charter or old school yellow like STC asked? Any fan charters?