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6A Playoffs

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So the playoffs for the NKY 6A this year will be similar to SK's non district schedule.

 

 

People better not sleep on Lexington teams.

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What will the brackets look like?

 

http://khsaa.org/football/playoffpairings20112014.pdf

2014 Football District Standings | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

 

District 1 vs. District 4

District 2 vs. District 7

 

District 3 vs. District 5

District 6 vs. District 8

 

 

11-44 (McCracken vs. Manual)

42-13 (St. Xavier vs. Marshall)

12-43 (Henderson vs. Trinity)

41-14 (Male vs. Daviess)

 

21-74 (Meade vs. Dunbar)

72-23 (Bryan Station vs. Muhlenberg)

22-73 (Central Hardin vs. Henry Clay)

71-65 (Scott County vs. Boone takes No. 4 spot per rules as NKY 5 as there is no 2-4)

 

31-54 (Butler vs. Oldham)

52-33 (Ballard vs. Seneca)

32-53 (PRP vs. Eastern)

51-34 (Fern Creek vs. Southern)

 

61-84 (Simon Kenton vs. GRC)

82-63 (Madison Central vs. Ryle)

62-83 (Dixie Heights vs. Tates Creek)

81-64 (Lafayette vs. Campbell)

As much as I hate to say it the NKY 6A team is very likely to play in Bowling Green. Louisville and Scott are on the opposite bracket and if Dodge 'em Marksberry has his way that will be permanent. Regardless they will get swamped by whoever they play. They are paired opposite the Lafayette district in the region and their semi-state opponent will be a Louisville school outside the super district.

 

Why do you say it like it is a bad thing? Hopefully 2 NKY teams play each other in the 3rd round and the winner moves on. If that is the case, that winner will have earned it. I hope one of the NKY 6A teams makes it to BG even if it is SK. Meade did it that way last year and the championship game was a close one.

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Looks like SK has a clean shot to a state title!

Looks like SK has a clean shot to a state title!

 

Yep! Just like last year! Hopefully they take advantage of it this year.

Looks like Dixie has a clean shot to a state title!

 

fixed it for you! :thumb:

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fixed it for you! :thumb:

 

Lame!

Looks like SK has a clean shot to a state title!

 

Not so fast, my friend.:watching:

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It just got very interesting.

Sk is #1 and should have home field!

 

I know you are pulling for Ryle to beat Dixie. If that happens, SK will drop to 3 seed because of their weak schedule.

http://khsaa.org/football/playoffpairings20112014.pdf

2014 Football District Standings | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

 

District 1 vs. District 4

District 2 vs. District 7

 

District 3 vs. District 5

District 6 vs. District 8

 

 

11-44 (McCracken vs. Manual)

42-13 (St. Xavier vs. Marshall)

12-43 (Henderson vs. Trinity)

41-14 (Male vs. Daviess)

 

21-74 (Meade vs. Dunbar)

72-23 (Bryan Station vs. Muhlenberg)

22-73 (Central Hardin vs. Henry Clay)

71-65 (Scott County vs. Boone takes No. 4 spot per rules as NKY 5 as there is no 2-4)

 

31-54 (Butler vs. Oldham)

52-33 (Ballard vs. Seneca)

32-53 (PRP vs. Eastern)

51-34 (Fern Creek vs. Southern)

 

61-84 (Simon Kenton vs. GRC)

82-63 (Madison Central vs. Ryle)

62-83 (Dixie Heights vs. Tates Creek)

81-64 (Lafayette vs. Campbell)

How has this changed with the results from last night?

It just got very interesting.

 

It's been interesting to some of us.

Looks like SK has a clean shot to a state title!

 

When monkeys start to fly !

YES

SK will be a #2 seed.

 

NO

Sk is #1 and should have home field!
How has this changed with the results from last night?

 

Went FROM:

21-74 (Meade vs. Dunbar)

72-23 (Bryan Station vs. Muhlenberg)

22-73 (Central Hardin vs. Henry Clay)

71-65 (Scott County vs. Boone takes No. 4 spot per rules as NKY 5 as there is no 2-4)

 

TO (AFTER LAST NIGHT):

21-74 (Central Hardin vs. Dunbar)

72-23 (Scott County vs. Muhlenberg)

22-73 (Meade County vs. Henry Clay)

71-65 (Bryan Station vs. Boone takes No. 4 spot per rules as NKY 5 as there is no 2-4)

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