Ryle is 12-0 but have to travel to Scott County....how do they determine home team?

Thx in advance

Should teams with the same seeding meet in the third round, the team representing the even-numbered District shall host the games in even-numbered years, while the team representing the odd-numbered District shall host the game in odd-numbered years

First goes by top seed (overall records don't factor in in Kentucky until you get to tiebreakers).

 

Ryle is the top seed in their district, but so is Scott Co.

 

In that case, the home team in an EVEN year is the team in the EVEN-numbered district.

 

Since Ryle & Scott are both one seeds AND both from odd districts, the Khssa made it where in EVEN numbered years the HIGHER-numbered district gets to host (lowest number district hosts in odd-numbered years).

 

Scott Co is in District 7, Ryle in Dist 5. Thus, Scott Co gets to host.

Personally, I think when this scenario comes up, a team with the tougher strength of schedule should get to host (determined same way as we break 3-way ties: add up wins by 4 teams you've beaten & team with highest number of those gets to host).

I think at regional and semi-state this is the way it should be. I think it's good for a team to have to go on the road in the playoffs at lead every other year.

Thx for the responses.

Kinda crazy

Thx for the responses.

Kinda crazy

 

not crazy at all if you stop and think about it

Thx for the responses.

Kinda crazy

 

If Ryle wins this week and SK wins they will be playing at SK.

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Personally, I think when this scenario comes up, a team with the tougher strength of schedule should get to host (determined same way as we break 3-way ties: add up wins by 4 teams you've beaten & team with highest number of those gets to host).

 

Except that would give an advantage to a team (especially in the 1A-5A) that has a weaker schedule against teams they know they can beat while their opponent plays up in class against better teams that can and do beat them.

Ryle is 12-0 but have to travel to Scott County....how do they determine home team?

Thx in advance

 

I don't know how they determine the home team, but I determine it by trying to remember whether I drove out of town the previous year.

 

GO BIG RED! EVERY YEAR.