PRP (14-0)
Coach: Jason Hiser
2012 season
Fairdale W, 57-7
Valley W, 61-0
Doss W, 56-16
Manual W, 48-34
DeSales W, 60-27
Fern Creek W, 35-7
Seneca W, 53-18
Butler W, 40-27
Southern W, 56-6
Central W, 15-14
Playoffs
Boone County W, 44-20
Central Hardin W, 48-18
Butler W, 28-21
Eastern W, 61-21
Trinity (12-1)
Coach: Bob Beatty
2012 season
Brentwood (Tenn.) Acad. W, 52-23
Montgomery Bell (Tenn.) W, 27-23
Cincinnati (Ohio) Edler W, 45-21
Cincinnati (Ohio) St. XavierW, 14-13
Indianapolis Cathedral W, 24-16
St. Xavier W, 34-7
Manual W, 55-27
Male W, 38-7
Cincinnati (Ohio) Moeller L, 45-42
Playoffs
Clark County W, 56-7
Madison Central W, 62-8
St. Xavier W, 15-14
Scott County W, 21-14
CLASS 6A
Pleasure Ridge Park vs. Trinity
Kickoff: 8 p.m. (EST)
Cantrall ratings: PRP 87.4, Trinity 98.8
History lesson: Trinity has won 21 state titles, including nine of the last 11. PRP is in the finals for the first time.
Rocks still solid? Trinity had to rally to beat St. Xavier and Scott County the past two weeks, so Coach Jason Hiser has heard people say the Shamrocks are "vulnerable." He's not so sure. "St. X and Scott County really brought it to Trinity, but they still won."
PRP leaders: The Panthers, averaging 47 points, are led by senior Spencer Sumpter who has thrown for 2,872 yards and 37 TDs. Taywan Taylor has 52 catches, 1,169 yards and 18 TDs. Delvon Dunn leads a balanced rushing attack with 734 yards and seven TDs. Davon Quisenberry and Chase Pierce have more than 500 yards each.
Trinity leaders: Senior Travis Wright has passed for 3,314 yards and 36 TDs. Favorite target, James Quick, who has a state-record 277 career catches, may miss his second consecutive game with a rib injury. Dalyn Dawkins has run for 1,316 yards and 15 TDs. Daeshawn Bertram, Jabari Jordan, Ryan White and Jason Hatcher lead a Rocks-solid defense.
Key to victory: Hiser's bottom line on PRP's chances of upsetting Trinity: "We can't give up those big plays, those 30-yard plays. We've got to sprint to the football whether it's a pass or a run."






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