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Today's Sports

  • PREP FOOTBALL: LaRue County...

    By NATHANIEL BRYAN

    nbryan@thenewsenterprise.com

    HODGENVILLE — With the weather drawing cooler, LaRue County High School football coach Rodney Armes would love to spend a November Friday night in the Land of Lincoln instead of on a bus to and from Louisville.

    To make that happen, his Hawks (3-3 overall, 0-1 in the four-team Class 4-A, District 4) must make their bus trip to Lebanon worthwhile tonight when they take on the homestanding Marion County Knights (4-1, 0-1).

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  • PREP FOOTBALL: John Hardin...

    By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — John Hardin junior Alex Dingle continues to etch his name in the Bulldog record book. Dingle tossed a school-record five touchdown passes – in the first half – to lead John Hardin to a 61-7 pounding of the Louisville Iroquois Raiders in a Class 5-A, District 3 game

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  • PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Meade...

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    The Meade County Lady Waves continued their torrid play over their former district foes with a 25-8, 25-9 win over visiting Fort Knox on Thursday.

    Meade County (19-9) improved to 5-2 this season against teams from the 15th District.

    Sophomore middle hitter Tiffany Filburn led the Lady Waves with seven kills and two digs, while senior setter Shelby Chism chipped in with six assists, two kills, two digs and one ace.

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  • PREP FOOTBALL: Mouncil keeps...

    By CHUCK JONES

    cjones@thenewsenterprise.com

    RADCLIFF – John Hardin senior Orlando Mouncil doesn’t have the ideal size to be a defensive back, but he’s proof that size isn’t everything.

    Despite being only 5-foot-6 and 148 pounds, Mouncil, a two-year starter at cor-nerback, has blossomed into a shutdown defensive back for the Bulldogs.

    “I just play my position,” Mouncil said. “I just try to play well and do what I’m supposed to do. I try to do my job.”

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  • PREP FOOTBALL: Eagles ready to...

    By JOSH CLAYWELL

    jclaywell@thenewsenterprise.com

    FORT KNOX — The Fort Knox Eagles are coming off one of the worst losses in the program’s storied history, but first-year coach Brandon Combs is doing his best to get his team to forget about the loss.

    Fort Knox (0-6 overall, 0-1 Class 2-A, District 4), which has lost 27 games in a row and 36 of its last 37, lost to Fort Campbell, 70-0 last week in the 32nd annual Army Bowl at McAdams Field.

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  • BOYS' PREP GOLF: Blackston...

    By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com BOWLING GREEN — The official hotel for the Leachman Buick-Pontiac-GMC/KHSAA Boys’ State Golf Championship is the Hilton Garden Inn, but for the Elizabethtown Panthers and John Hardin Bulldogs, it probably felt like the Heartbreak Hotel. The Panthers, trying to make the cut for the f

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  • PREP FOOTBALL: Elizabethtown...

     

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  • COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Ball State...

    By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer Brady Hoke decided to turn Ball State’s debut in The Associated Press Top 25 into a history lesson. “I told them in 1997 Michigan was the 17th ranked team in preseason and ended up winning the national championship,” Hoke said. “In 1998 Michigan was picked preseason No.

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  • PREP FOOTBALL OPINION: Last week...

    By NATHANIEL BRYAN

    nbryan@thenewsenterprise.com

    This year, each Friday News-Enterprise sports editor Chuck Jones takes a look at the week that was in high school football and looks ahead at the upcoming week. But since Chucky has been a bit busy, and rightfully so, with the state golf tournaments, you, my lovable readers, are stuck with me for this week’s edition. Yee-haw!

    Both Chuck and I have been here for more than eight years, and neither of us can remember a weekend like the last.

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  • PREP FOOTBALL: Marion County...

    By JOSH CLAYWELL jclaywell@thenewsenterprise.com LEBANON — Rodney Armes isn’t used to seeing such a lopsided score not go in his favor. But instead of being on the winning side Friday night, Armes and the LaRue County Hawks found themselves in a not-too-familiar position. The visiting Hawks suffered their third 40-point loss in the last 10 years in a 63-20 loss to Class

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