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New #1 in the Litkenhous ratings

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Due to running clock and taking out the starters against a sub par team will hurt your calculation in the Lit rankings. Yes, no Trinity in the #1 spot makes it hard to swallow these rankings....

 

Isn't that ironic?

 

Think about it, Trinity would easily put a running clock on LCA, Danville, DeSales, and Boyle.

 

Not only is Trinity better than these teams, the Rocks would beat them all by 50 or more.

 

I am going on the record, these are the worst Kentucky High School Football Rankings I have ever seen.

I guess the Rocks will simply have to do better. Back in 1977, Mayfield came out first ahead of Trinity and the head coach, Dave Moore, was wondering out loud during typing class how to get a game with the Cardinals.

 

I don't know about 77 but in the 90's all a coach would have to do is call up Mayfield and pretend you were Beechwood wanting a game, the Cards would work you in on Tuesday.

 

I guess the Rocks will simply have to do better. Back in 1977, Mayfield came out first ahead of Trinity and the head coach, Dave Moore, was wondering out loud during typing class how to get a game with the Cardinals.

Don't know about 77 but Mayfield was #1 at the very end of the LIT ratings in 78.

Don't know about 77 but Mayfield was #1 at the very end of the LIT ratings in 78.

 

No offense to Mayfield but it sounds like you are describing 40 years of garbage.

No offense to Mayfield but it sounds like you are describing 40 years of garbage.

 

Not worth discussing

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Guru, I wouldn't doubt Trinity's Power.... they should beat much much smaller schools. Trinity has 1400 - 1500, DeSales 300, that's over a 1000 more boys to pick from. Heck Tinity may have 300 - 400 more boys than Male. Nobody but St.X should have a chance to beat IMO....not even Cov Cath.

Not worth discussing

 

You know you want to. :)

Guru, I wouldn't doubt Trinity's Power.... they should beat much much smaller schools. Trinity has 1400 - 1500, DeSales 300, that's over a 1000 more boys to pick from. Heck Tinity may have 300 - 400 more boys than Male. Nobody but St.X should have a chance to beat IMO....not even Cov Cath.

 

Yet these "Ratings" have several teams right there with the Rocks.

I was waiting on the inevitable:

1. "these get better as the season goes on".

2. "there is a big difference between 'rankings' and 'ratings'.

 

Glad no one has said them, it means the BGP members are learning.

I was waiting on the inevitable:

1. "these get better as the season goes on".

2. "there is a big difference between 'rankings' and 'ratings'.

 

Glad no one has said them, it means the BGP members are learning.

 

They do get better as the season goes on. Just sayin' @Ram

 

However, when something is that bad it normally has no where to go but up.

They do get better as the season goes on. Just sayin' @Ram

Oh stop.

 

That statement every year is just stupid. Of course they are better as the season goes on, anyone can pick the winner after the season is over. In week 10, we all know who is a good team and who is a bad team.

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I believe they’re more accurate in basketball due to having way more games input.

I believe they’re more accurate in basketball due to having way more games input.

 

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What is the relevance of these ratings ? It is major laughable and always has been.

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