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Lafayette 1 Scott County 0 (Forfeit for Lafayette per provisions of the NFHS rules)

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So two schools but all athletics would be under Scott County? That sounds like it's all in the best interest of the Athletics, and not the school itself. What would McKee do if he had to compete with another school in his county? He has it made.

Always makes sense to put all the athletics under 1 school...a school that doesn't even have athletic facilities for the sports. Smh

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The Toyota Bowl at Camary Field

 

Memory gets me in trouble, but I thought Toyota built Georgetown College's facility with the caveat that it was a community utilized facility. I could be wrong.

Memory gets me in trouble, but I thought Toyota built Georgetown College's facility with the caveat that it was a community utilized facility. I could be wrong.

 

I seem to recall that as well.

Scott Co has to pay to use the college field.

The Toyota charity wagon is grossly over-exaggerated.

 

Scott Co Middle is the old Scott Co High building. It wouldn't surprise me if they played on what is now the practice field many many years ago.

 

Good to see some more Scott Co haters join the conversation. :)

Toyota was the main sponsor of the stadium at Gtown College but they didn't build the facility.

 

Toyota Stadium and Applebee's field was how it started. But that whole complex had a lot to do with the current financial problems Gtown faces still today.

Why play?

 

If they play it will be because Scott County doesn't want to give Lafayette a 2-0 win. If there is no makeup plan for the game then Lafayette is awarded the win.

If they play it will be because Scott County doesn't want to give Lafayette a 2-0 win. If there is no makeup plan for the game then Lafayette is awarded the win.

 

I get that. It just doesn't seem worth it since , I assume, they have games Friday.

I get that. It just doesn't seem worth it since , I assume, they have games Friday.

 

I agree. Seems like a lot of inconvenient work for one half

of football.

I may be wrong but I believe Scott County used to play games at the old college field before the new stadium was built. Also didn't the Bengals training camp coming to Georgetown have a lot to do with getting the new place done?

waiting to here the ruling this morning. I'm leaning towards a Scott Co. forfeit which will make for a very interesting matchup in the playoffs I am thinking.

waiting to here the ruling this morning. I'm leaning towards a Scott Co. forfeit which will make for a very interesting matchup in the playoffs I am thinking.

 

With the cross bracketing used in Class 6A, Lafayette and Scott County couldn't meet until the state semifinals on Thanksgiving.

thanks @gchs_uk9 I hadn't really paid any attention to the brackets, guess I shoulda given it a look, haha!

 

With the cross bracketing used in Class 6A, Lafayette and Scott County couldn't meet until the state semifinals on Thanksgiving.
thanks @gchs_uk9 I hadn't really paid any attention to the brackets, guess I shoulda given it a look, haha!

 

No worries! However, as someone previously mentioned, if there was a three-way tie in a district, not having this win to count could really hurt a team.

What's the verdict?

 

Tuesday morning announcement

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