How is everyone's field after the rain and wind that plaqued most of the games last Friday night. With playoffs starting this week...any fields that may play a factor with its condition coming into round one. I know down here that Mayfield's field is a little tore up after Graves County and Marshall County played on it last Friday in the heavy rain that we received. So footing may be a little dicey this week.

Our field is in perfect shape, although we have fieldturf!! I would imagine most natural turf fields are pretty tore up.

Bardstown's field is in great shape!

East Jessamine's field is in great shape-if you are an alligator!

Might i say the field up here in Maysville just looks great....

:laugh:

Newports field looks the best its been in years... even after the rain...:banana:

Putnam stadium in Ashland should look great. They canceled a Friday game for the second time this year.

Putman stadium really does look great. Just knowing that you are thinking about our field helps us get thru the day.

Johnson Centrals field has been covered through all of the rain and is actually nearly dry. Conditions should be great for Fridays game.

What's a mud bowl? Newport Stadium has no such problem.

Where will Lafayette be playing their home game this week?

Putman stadium really does look great. Just knowing that you are thinking about our field helps us get thru the day.

 

That great big mud bog with 500 pounds of kittylitter on the 30 yard line closest to the concession stand looks great?

 

Oh my...

death valley is wet but we are used to it by now

death valley is wet but we are used to it by now

 

I'll give Lincoln's AD or whoever is in charge of the field credit for covering the field between the hashes during last Friday's rain. The field is wet and a little chopped up, but not much mud and it isn't nearly as bad as many I have seen.

LCA moved last weeks game to LexCath (thank you LexCath!) so it wouldnt be so torn up for the PLAYOFFS...

 

The field is brown (bermuda) but in great condition!

 

Bath County and their running game should be glad to hear this...