I don't think so but could be wrong.

 

You can't throw a rock over in the Allen Central or South Floyd district without hitting a Hall.

 

Found this in an article:

 

Coach Jeremy Hall — not the same Jeremy Hall who led Allen Central to its only Sweet Sixteen in 1994 — played for the Rebels when they came away with a 51-20 win in the rivalry’s inaugural matchup. He’ll be on the sideline leading them for the last.

 

Read more here: Allen Central, South Floyd football rivalry ending due to consolidation | Lexington Herald-Leader

'Ere ya go.. you get the Runnin Rebs of Allen Central

 

216 Kentucky High School Football

 

With Allen Central consolidating with South Floyd after this year, that game with Danville will probably be the last game in school history.

 

Thank you!

 

I feel sorry for Allen Central.

Playoffs can't start soon enough. There should be some really good football being played out of the east and the west when the quarter finals begin.

I'm looking forward to seeing how Newport Catholic looks against Beechwood, should be a good one as always.

I think holy cross will move up.

 

Close to zero chance of that happening. Who would they move ahead of?

 

In fact, there is a better chance they would move down than up. If Glasgow is impressive in beating E-Town, Glasgow might get more votes than Holy Cross.