...be 12-1 and travel to Belfry for the state semifinals? They were routed in week two by Boyle but who else beats them? They get Corbin at home and the opposite district in Region IV is way down. Could they compete with Belfry if they get there?

little early and a lot of games and scenarios to play out. But if that scenario came to fruition......honestly....I don't see Bell advancing beyond the Pirates.

...be 12-1 and travel to Belfry for the state semifinals? They were routed in week two by Boyle but who else beats them? They get Corbin at home and the opposite district in Region IV is way down. Could they compete with Belfry if they get there?

 

1) Yes.

2) Don't see anyone else on their regular season schedule

3) No, they won't be able to compete with Belfry.

But if that scenario came to fruition......honestly....I don't see Bell advancing beyond the Pirates.

 

3) No, they won't be able to compete with Belfry.

 

Any game between Bell and Belfry would be played at Belfry.

Are we comfortable in saying Bell beats Corbin? Corbin has three losses but all to good teams. Bell's win over Wayne is pretty good, but beyond that they've really feasted on cupcakes.

Are we comfortable in saying Bell beats Corbin? Corbin has three losses but all to good teams. Bell's win over Wayne is pretty good, but beyond that they've really feasted on cupcakes.

 

Bell Co. should be favored over Corbin, although I believe that Corbin is capable of beating them, but would have to play a much cleaner game than they have so far this year. They are still nursing a lot of injuries with 4-5 starters missing most of the last 4 games, with a couple of those vital to combating Bell's strengths . They did get 1 starter back starting with the Mayfield game, which has helped, but there are at least a couple out for the year.

 

From what I saw from Harlan Co., I doubt they are physical enough to beat Bell and I have no idea about the Tenn. team they play.

Bell Co. should be favored over Corbin, although I believe that Corbin is capable of beating them, but would have to play a much cleaner game than they have so far this year. They are still nursing a lot of injuries with 4-5 starters missing most of the last 4 games, with a couple of those vital to combating Bell's strengths . They did get 1 starter back starting with the Mayfield game, which has helped, but there are at least a couple out for the year.

 

From what I saw from Harlan Co., I doubt they are physical enough to beat Bell and I have no idea about the Tenn. team they play.

 

Are you referring to Corbin?

Are you referring to Corbin?

 

The first paragraph is talking about Corbin's chances against Bell Co. and the second paragraph about the other teams left on Bell's schedule.