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5A Playoffs: #1 Bowling Green vs. #7 Christian County

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in KY Football (High School)

Who wins? 26 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Bowling Green
      88%
      23
    • Christian County
      11%
      3

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Who wins?

Anthony Hickey is not walking through that door.

Was not at all impressed with CC this past Friday against Gwood. Give me the Purps 49-0

When these 2 teams get together it is always an exciting matchup. As stated before Anthony Hickey isn't walking through that door.....BG 38-17.

Bowling Green 28-7.

Bowling Green Purples

Playoff Appearances: 29

*Second Round Record: 14-6

 

Christian County Colonels

Playoff Appearances: 28

*Second Round Record: 6-5

 

Past Playoff Meetings

2009 - Bowling Green 28, Christian County 14

2010 - Christian County 14, Bowling Green 10

 

 

*Current Second Round set-up began in 1991

To add to gchs_uk9's great information, Bowling Green leads the series 17-7. Christian County's playoff win in 2010 was their first win in the series since 1982. That loss for BG was the last time they lost. At all.

BG by 28.

Why is Anthony Hickey not walking through any doors?

BG 35-14.

Christian Co. is blue and red, and the last time I checked those 2 colors make PURPLE!

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