Class 4A

 

Franklin-Simpson was no match for a 5A South Warren with title aspirations. They will look to get back on track against a lesser heralded team from the same county. Johnson Central got back on track from their season opening loss by beating 6A Henry Clay. The Golden Eagles will look to avoid being swept by West Virginia. Wayne County's lopsided loss in Week 1 to 6A Frederick Douglass doesn't sting as much after the Stallions dominated Paintsville. Yet a shootout win over Warren East will have their staff hoping to find better form against 3A Boyle County. Greenup County has not been getting the respect they think they deserve, but they have a chance to climb the rankings if they can take down their rivals from Raceland.

 

1. Johnson Central vs. South Charleston (WV)

2. Franklin-Simpson at 5A Greenwood

3. Ashland vs. 3A Russell

4. Knox Central vs. 5A Harlan County

5. Hopkinsville vs. 5A Christian County

6. Logan County vs. 1A Russellville

7. Wayne County vs. 3A #1 Boyle County

8. Greenup County vs. 1A #3 Raceland

9. Madisonville-North Hopkins vs. 3A Union County

10. Franklin County -- OPEN

Allen County-Scottsville will have a good argument for a top ten spot if they can beat Glasgow this week.

Allen County-Scottsville will have a good argument for a top ten spot if they can beat Glasgow this week.

 

To be fair, if any 4A team can get a decent win at this point it is hard not to put them in the Top 10

 

Outside of the Top 3, this class really drops off. There are several teams ranked in 4A who would not be ranked in 2A, 3A, or 5A.

Allen County-Scottsville will have a good argument for a top ten spot if they can beat Glasgow this week.

 

ACS and Glasgow is an interesting matchup. GHS is sending Tanner Bowles to Tuscaloosa after Christmas. Guess that means the Scotties have the advantage at one position. I would put Glasgow about a 15 point favorite.