ChiefSmoke Posted August 28, 2012 Share Posted August 28, 2012 These are the frosh/jv scores from our CKC (Central Kentucky Conference- yes we stole the name from where I grew up) games tonight. I am posting this info in response to guru's request for more of this type of information. This conference has been great for our programs. We are all of similar size with similar issues, trying to help our kids improve. The conference was Montgomery HC Dan Gooch's idea and it was a good one. Our (Mason) 0-1 score is our tiebreaker unique to our conference. Since we are playing double headers, it is a school night, and alot of these kids are the depth that plays on Fridays, we make a 2 point conversion our tiebreaker. It decides the game in one play for the purpose of conference standings but doesn't wear on our kids and keep them out late - some of our games have quite a bit of travel. If a team can't field a frosh or jv team for that week, they forfeit for the purpose of conference standings. We realize we are not the powerhouses of KY HS football and you can certainly see that Mason County sits at the bottom of the conference for now. If you would, try not to bash any of the kids or programs involved. In the past I would not share this information because I didn't want to open up the kids or programs to negative comments. I am doing this now because I support BGPreps- I think it is the best forum for HS football and I want to support the guru in his efforts to run a first class site. Thank you- ChiefSmoke, David Buchanan CKC Standings: W L Pts Allowed Rowan 3 1 22 Bourbon 3 1 40 Lewis 2 0 6 Montgomery 2 0 8 Fleming 2 2 26 Mason 0 4 53 Harrison 0 4 72 FROSH Lewis 1 Mason 0 JV Lewis 12 Mason 6 FROSH Bourbon 44 Harrison 14 JV Bourbon 1 Harrison 0 FROSH Rowan 1 Fleming 0 JV Rowan 6 Fleming 22 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Randy Parker Posted August 28, 2012 Share Posted August 28, 2012 Great info, Coach! It looks like you have some very good programs involved in this. Great idea, best of luck to the young men involved, & thank you for providing this information! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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