1. Nicholas County (3-0)

2. Bishop Brossart (1-1)

3. Bracken County (1-1)

4. Paris (1-2)

5. Berea (0-2)

 

All eyes will be on the Paris @ Bishop Brossart game. If Brossart were to lose this game there will be a 3-way tie in the district between Bracken County, Bishop Brossart, and Paris (Unless Bracken County upsets Nicholas County where the Bluejackets there could be a 4-way tie).

 

The tie-breaker is how many wins do the best 4 teams you've beat have (Not counting district). Here is the best case scenario for each team:

* denotes have not played that opponent yet

 

20- Bracken County: Harlan 8, Bath County 4, Dayton 4, *Ludlow 4*

 

18- Paris: Ludlow 5, Pineville 5, Middlesboro 2, *Bethlehem 6*

 

13- Bishop Brossart: Dayton 4, Bellevue 2, Ludlow 5, *Pendleton County 2*

 

Worst:

 

15- Bracken County: Harlan 7, Bath County 4, Dayton 2, Switzerland County 2

 

9- Paris: Ludlow 4, Pineville 4, Middlesboro 1

 

9- Bishop Brossart- Dayton 2, Bellevue 2, Ludlow 3, *Pendleton County 2*

 

There's a lot of ifs involved in this. If Brossart wins none of this matters and they will be 2nd in the district unless Bracken County upsets Nicholas County.

If Bracken County beats Nicholas County they could be district champions by a tie breaker.

If Bracken County beats Nicholas County they could be district champions by a tie breaker.

 

Would be 3 way tie. Nicholas' win total would be close to what Bracken would have.

You CAN count wins against district opponents NOT in the tiebreaker.

Bracken will be 2-1 after Friday night as they host Berea. Paris-Brossart is a huge game and if Paris wins that game, the Bracken-Nicholas game will determine the #1 seed in the district.

I'm pretty sure you can't count out of state opponents either

I'm pretty sure you can't count out of state opponents either

 

I had to check to make sure...you can count out-of state opponents.