This makes the most sense to me....:thumb: :thumb:

 

Ditto :lol:

 

What would happen if Holmes were to beat Campbell or Boone? Or both? How would that shake up the playoff picture and what would they need to happen in order to get in?

Some more math for you...

what if Dixie wins out. That would leave

CC 5-2

Ryle 5-2

Dixie 6-1....

Then if BC looses to either Holmes or Conner their would be a three way tie for second.

If they win they would be 6-1 an would get a one seed. If they loose one then a three way tie for second...

 

Dixie has beaten Ryle and CC how many times in a row?

Some more math for you...

what if Dixie wins out. That would leave

CC 5-2

Ryle 5-2

Dixie 6-1....

Then if BC looses to either Holmes or Conner their would be a three way tie for second.

If they win they would be 6-1 an would get a one seed. If they loose one then a three way tie for second...

 

Dixie has beaten Ryle and CC how many times in a row?

 

Dont act like Dixie is on another level than Ryle and CC. New season, different players. Streaks end somewhere.

Ditto :lol:

 

What would happen if Holmes were to beat Campbell or Boone? Or both? How would that shake up the playoff picture and what would they need to happen in order to get in?

 

Holmes can only get in themselves if they beat both Boone and Campbell and that would put them 4-3. They would also need Conner to beat Boone or Dixie to beat Campbell in order to tie with one of those teams at 4-3. Then, they would win a 2-way or 3-way tie-breaker with Campbell and/or Boone. Bottom line, Holmes still needs help even if they win both games. If Holmes beats Boone only, that really helps Dixie and Ryle the most since Boone beat both of them. If Holmes beats Campbell only, that helps Boone the most at this time.

 

With Campbell's victory over Boone Friday, no team controls their own destiny for #1 seed:

 

1)Boone - can win out but they are a #3 seed if Campbell and Ryle both win out.

 

2)Campbell - can win out but they are a #2 seed if Boone and Ryle both win out or if just Ryle wins out regardless of what Boone does.

 

3)Dixie - can win out but they are a #2 seed if Boone wins out.

 

4)Ryle - can win out but they are a #2 seed if Dixie beats Campbell and Boone wins out.

 

As to S32, he just tries to generate bulletin board material from comments he has made in the past. So, hopefully no Raider fans will be so stupid as to give Dixie any motivational material and no Ryle players will be so naive as to think they can just show up and beat Dixie. Dixie/Ryle will be a great game and the best team that night will win.

The Ryle/Dixie games have all been very good games in the past no matter what the scores have been. I would say they are on par with the Boone/Ryle games. The big difference is the kids in the Boone/Ryle games have played together before and families know each other, but I think the Dixie game for Ryle is starting to mean more than the Boone game since its played at the end of the season and has almost always had major district meaning. I hope the new alignment will allow for scheduling of the Boone/Ryle game to be moved to the end of the season since Dixie is 5A next year and Ryle will be 6A.

If I have to predict today, I say

 

Boone

Ryle

CC

Dixie

 

and a wild two weeks of playoffs.

Ditto :lol:

 

What would happen if Holmes were to beat Campbell or Boone? Or both? How would that shake up the playoff picture and what would they need to happen in order to get in?

You are an optimist extroidinaire. Good Luck.