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Graves County/Jeffersontown predictions

Who wins this semifinal? 8 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this semifinal?

    • Graves County
      25%
    • Jeffersontown
      75%

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Does Graves County have any magic left?? Both teams are in the state semifinals for the first time.

Sure, why not? I'm calling for an all Western Kentucky final! If for no other reason than the fact that you don't see it very often (if ever?).

J'Town has the deeper bench, which matters on Saturday. Plus, they have more speed, height and talent. Graves will have to slow it down, which I'm sure they'll do to have a chance.

 

J'Town 53

Graves County 42

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Sure, why not? I'm calling for an all Western Kentucky final! If for no other reason than the fact that you don't see it very often (if ever?).
The last time the state finals consisted of two teams from the first four regions (WKy) was Edmonson County's cinderella run in 1976 that finished with a 74-52 win over Christian County (4th over 2nd).

 

The 1st and 3rd regions have never met in the title game.

jtown 46

Graves 37

 

Jtown has the quickness to not let Graves eat the clock without getting turnovers, if Graves gets the lead in the second half, can you say DEEP FREEEZE!:banana:

jtowns coleman will hold cavette in check and SWAT him about two times

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