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Should Russellville be in the Top 10?

Is Russellville Top 10? 6 members have voted

  1. 1. Is Russellville Top 10?

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    • They have work to do
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Do you think Russellville deserves to be in the Class 1A Top 10? They have a record of 3-2 with losses to 2A Glasgow and 4A 5-0 Logan County(who is the biggest turn around in the state.) Russellville should be favorite in 2 of the 5 games left on there schedule.

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Where's my Russellville fans at?

Russellville is not last years team!! But in 1A they will beat most. Two losses to two teams in higher classes both by 7 (I think). Mason is a stud on the team with blazing speed. Their offense will eat a clock up. I think they could win first two rounds of the playoffs.

Class 1A in Kentucky? Yes. But they aren't as good as in recent years. They will struggle to get past the Louisville district this year unlike years past.

Don't forget home field advantage. Never seen a slanted field work to a home team's favor like Russellville's. Got to see it, to believe it. Much like the old left field terrace at Crosley Field. Most of you BGPs are way too young to have any idea.

They don't have "Home field advantage" yet. They still have to win their district. Crittenden County might give them all they want this year.

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