Just curious, has MaCo ever played in St.Patrick's or Augusta's gyms just as a scheduled game, nothing to do with seeding?

 

Probally back in the olden days when all the schools had an area with the rings to tie their horses too so they could watch the games. :facepalm:

Edited January 25, 201511 yr by polarbear98

How can it be counted as 2 games and why would the schools agree to count it as two games? Just does not make sense to me.

 

Paris and Bourbon County used to play GRC only once per year. That game counted as two district games for seeding purposes. This was allowed so that these teams could play other opponents. It had to count as two games for seeding purposes in order to keep the number of games played in a district even at a total of 6.

 

Bourbon County now plays GRC twice in a season, but Paris still only plays once.

 

All other district match-ups are twice per season.

 

GRC and Paris alternate home venues each season.

Seed them all.

Restructure the districts again :lol2: Ive said it for a long time Id love to see the old 38th come back.

 

ironically, we never seeded back then if I remember correctly.

Seeding!!!!!!!!

As always, there are two sides to the debate: Those in favor of seeding, and those who are wrong.

 

But seriously, seed them all. if there were a reliable means of seeding region tourneys I'd endorse it there too.

ironically, we never seeded back then if I remember correctly.

 

True but it seems as if this distict set up was much more competitive from top to bottom.

Cannot justify in my mind anything but seeding. At this time of year, a team should earn advancement; not draw advancement!!! IMO. The blind draw assuredly weakens the probability of the best two teams going to regional. I.e. Mason not even making it two years in a row. With a weaker field in the regional, it can pyramid to the luck of the draw as to who draws the weakest district runner-up. We are trying to find the best Regional Champion and to me that means we want the teams to earn their way, not draw their way to the Regional. NO Entitlements in basketball. Work for what you get. Seeding would not necessitate two games, would it? How about just one against each opponent and when two schedule multiple games, they designate in advance the seeding game. Believe that happens in Boone Co. District now????

Seed!!!

How many districts across the state do a blind draw? Is it 50-50 or just a handful still draw? Or is seeding the minority here?

How many districts across the state do a blind draw? Is it 50-50 or just a handful still draw? Or is seeding the minority here?

 

Have fun!

 

Basketball District Tournament Seeding Plans | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

Seeding all day long over blind draw. Reward the best teams thru the regular season. Nobody wants to see crappy teams in the regional only by them getting a lucky blind draw.

Have fun!

 

Basketball District Tournament Seeding Plans | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

 

Still looking at the documents, polarbear?

 

:clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:

As always, there are two sides to the debate: Those in favor of seeding, and those who are wrong.

 

But seriously, seed them all. if there were a reliable means of seeding region tourneys I'd endorse it there too.

 

At least they try a modified seeding in the regionals, with winners playing losers and district winners in opposite bracket from their district runner-up. Theoretically prevents best team to not meet second best in opening game, which is an absolutely crazy thing that happens in draw districts.

Seeding all day long over blind draw. Reward the best teams thru the regular season. Nobody wants to see crappy teams in the regional only by them getting a lucky blind draw.

 

What about the crappy teams?