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Simon Kenton/Scott County Predictions

Who do you think wins this game? 58 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you think wins this game?

    • Simon Kenton
      12%
    • Scott County
      87%

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Yeah yeah we know. I'll just be happy to make it back to BG again. We know what's waiting.

 

This year it won't be in Bowling Green. If Trinity and Scott County play it will be in the friendly confines of Marshall Stadium on Harry Jansing Field in beautiful St. Matthews, KY in the semi-state.

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Dixie is a good team but turnovers cost SK that game! :D

 

Turnovers have cost us every game we have played........

Grass or artificial turf at SC

Dont they play at Georgetown College? If so they just converted to turf this year.

Dont they play at Georgetown College? If so they just converted to turf this year.

1. That is correct the turf was finished at 3:30 before our first game this year. It is called Ihigh field.

2. This region matches up with Trinity's region, that is correct these two will face each other in the state semi-finals.

3. This series will not be played for the next two years.

So Trinity and Scott County met in the state finals last year, right? This year if they meet it will be in the semis? How does that happen?

So Trinity and Scott County met in the state finals last year, right? This year if they meet it will be in the semis? How does that happen?

 

The state has a post season scheduling grid on their website till 2014 (next realignment change). You take your teams district and match it up. The state semis are held at the even numbered regional winner-in the even years and the odd numbered regional winner-in odd years.

The game I have been waiting for all season is finally here! SK will head to Georgetown to take care of business!

 

They're in the business of losing?

This will be an ugly game. Scott Co. wins by at least 30

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They're in the business of losing?

 

7 wins 2 losses don't think so SK will win by 20!

So Trinity and Scott County met in the state finals last year' date=' right? This year if they meet it will be in the semis? How does that happen?[/quote']

 

In 6A only the playoff matchups are rotated from year to year.

 

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In 6A only the playoff matchups are rotated from year to year.

 

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Gotcha. I was wondering how that happened.

In 6A only the playoff matchups are rotated from year to year.

 

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Did not know this. Wonder why just 6A? Seems like a good idea for all classes, but I guess there could be travel implications.

Hopefully SK can regroup after a few rough weeks. Tall task in Scott County, Mckee has really built a fine program in Georgetown. I don't care who you're playing, if you can ring up 52 points per game you are good.

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Hopefully SK can regroup after a few rough weeks. Tall task in Scott County, Mckee has really built a fine program in Georgetown. I don't care who you're playing, if you can ring up 52 points per game you are good.

 

 

They didn't against Highlands and they won't against SK! :D

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