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Russell @ Lewis County Predictions 10/16

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Should good local teams that get killed in playoffs against overmatched teams not even show up for those games?

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Should good local teams that get killed in playoffs against overmatched teams not even show up for those games?

Personally, I don't think the KHSAA/Schools should put them in that position. But, that's just me.

In the playoffs?

In the playoffs?

Yes.

So when an Ashland Raceland and Russell lose by 30 points in playoffs they should not show up?

So when an Ashland Raceland and Russell lose by 30 points in playoffs they should not show up?

 

Yep. All those years that Ashland got whalloped by Highlands the mean ole KHSAA shouldn't have put those poor, poor Tomcats in that position. Bologna.

4 seeds give 1 seeds good games every year and even sometimes a 4 seed will upset a 1 seed. Shouldn't eliminate those games because a few are lopsided. There are lopsided district games in every district in the state too, but they must be played. FOOTBALL GAMES ARE PLAYED ON THE FIELD, NOT ON PAPER.

Sometimes an underdogged school getting into the playoffs and playing a competitive game against a heavyweight is what that program needs to take off. Yes, we're taking our lumps this season, but I don't think we would have won 24 games in the last 4 years at Lewis County if it wasn't for that 4-7 2009 team that made the playoffs and gave Belfry a scare for a half. This program needed that 27-point loss to a state power to jump start the improvement to the program we've seen over the last 5 years. All games are important and all scheduled games should be played.

Sometimes an underdogged school getting into the playoffs and playing a competitive game against a heavyweight is what that program needs to take off. Yes, we're taking our lumps this season, but I don't think we would have won 24 games in the last 4 years at Lewis County if it wasn't for that 4-7 2009 team that made the playoffs and gave Belfry a scare for a half. This program needed that 27-point loss to a state power to jump start the improvement to the program we've seen over the last 5 years. All games are important and all scheduled games should be played.

 

You saw what happened to Russell when they played Fleming County. Anyone who gives Lewis County no chance needs to wake up.

Easy Jeepman.

This is the perfect time for Lewis to get an upset. Don't think it'll happen, but it very well could especially if they don't play Conley.

This is the perfect time for Lewis to get an upset. Don't think it'll happen, but it very well could especially if they don't play Conley.

 

Russell learned their lesson with Fleming. Conley or not.

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Russell learned their lesson with Fleming. Conley or not.

Hope they did cause that game could cost them th district title

This is the perfect time for Lewis to get an upset. Don't think it'll happen, but it very well could especially if they don't play Conley.

 

Seriously. Russell could have put 100 on Pendleton Co. without Conley if they had wanted.

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