WWildcat

I thought that it would be somewhat fun to place high school teams into a teambuilder. Someone may possibly be able to use it to simulate matchups. So since I thought it might be useful to someone out there who likes jumbling up some high schools and having them play each other. Introducing the 1st high school team to be built through this system, TeamBuilder | NCAA Football | EASports.com The Scott High School Eagles of Covington, Kentucky! I am still working on it, and the rosters are not fully entered yet, but I would still like your opinion on this. If this becomes popular, I will begin to build real life high school football teams on this teambuilder! I will also take requests now if you choose, but keep in mind, these requests may take weeks or perhaps months to fill. In order to add your local high school to the teambuilder, please leave me the following information: High School: Nickname: City: *Pic of Home/Away Uniforms: Playbook Style: Offense Type (Pass Heavy, Run Heavy, etc.): * A picture of home/away uniforms is optional, but it will provide the most realistic version of this team possible.

Its this thing called "upsets". I stuck a few in the bracket and let Scott High and Raceland make a big tourney run,and SK, Scott Co., and others get upset.

Best in the state. Ill post the bracket later.

Grant, I'm going to go with Elliott being the Running Back with more upside. Elliott has already proven he can carry teams. Fournette is not and never will be a Heisman winner, he hasn't played any teams that are in the top 25. I think Florida should stop Fournette and the talk of him will probably stop.

3 Winners- How would that work? Also this leaves Great teams like Male and St. Xavier out but places Belfry and maybe even Raceland in.

I have completed the Bracket for this Tournament! And the winner is... Coming out of the South Region... The #1 South Seed... Boyle County High School (Danville,KY) I'll let you know how far Boyle Co. Gets in the Midwest Region (who knows how far they will get with La Salle likely to win Ohio...)

I have decided to determine the best team in the Nation, but there is a fancy way of doing this: Go from State to Regional to National Tourneys. Since this very site has to do with Kentucky, I figured this would be the right place to post the Kentucky one. I have divided the state into 4 regions: North, South, East, and West. I grouped Louisville with the West, since otherwise the North would dominate the whole thing, and we wouldn't get the TRUE best, since you'd #1, #2, and #3 in the state in one region. Here is the Map: Here the schools for each region. North 1- Simon Kenton 2- Scott County 3- Cooper 4- Ryle 5- Conner 6- Beechwood 7- Scott 8- South Oldham 9- Highlands 10- Lloyd 11- Henry County 12- Paris 13- Bourbon County 14- Campbell County 15- Grant County 16- Fleming County West 1- Male 2- Trinity 3- St. Xavier 4- Bowling Green 5- South Warren 6- Owensboro 7- DuPont 8- Paducah 9- Pleasant Ridge 10- Mayfield 11- Caldwell County 12- Christian Academy 13- Central Hardin 14- Fern Creek 15- Elizabethtown 16- Christian County East 1- Belfry 2- Ashland 3- Johnson Central 4- Paintsville 5- Bell County 6- Raceland 7- Pikeville 8- Russell 9- Greenup County 10- Leslie County 11- Hazard 12- Harlan County 13- Letcher County 14- Rowan County 15- Pike Central 16- Boyd County South 1- Boyle County 2- Bryan Station 3- Lafayette 4- Pulaski County 5- Spencer County 6- Danville 7- Lexington Catholic 8- Henry Clay 9- North Laurel 10- Madison 11- Adair County 12- Garrard County 13- Corbin 14- East Jessamine 15- Casey County 16- Barren County Keep in mind that the top seed plays the bottom seed in the first round (Like 1 vs 16, 8 vs 9, etc) Just wanted to ask, who do we think would win such a tournament to get the Best in the State bragging rights? Who advances to the Regional from Kentucky? Who do you think? Rankings Borrowed from MaxPrep.

Should be nice to see if my former Middle School Woodland gets all the way!