Technically the Rock has it even harder playing Bell, 3rd Ranked Johnson Central, 2nd Ranked CCH, 1st Ranked BG. :D

 

So I guess with equal time we may have come to the toughest road out of the 4 would be Bell on the road at the Rock, on the Road at JC, at home against 2nd Ranked CCH, then 1st ranked BG. Wouldn't want to be Bell. :D

 

We will take it though!!

Definitely Ashland, whose only quality regular season win was against Mason Co. The Tomcats would have to get past Mason Co. again and then somehow upset undefeated powerhouse Johnson Central just to get to the probable Rock-Bell Co winner.

I think that Ashland's wins against Russell and Belfry have to count as quality regular season wins. I agree that Ashland has a tough row to hoe.

3A is tough! It will be a fun playoffs!

Guys, the Ashland / Russell petty argument has NO PLACE in this thread. You guys following each other round to hammer each other's programs is getting old. Calling another school soft is a direct violation of Rule #3. Let it go.

Whoever goes through Highlands, Cov. Cath, and Lexington Cath. has the hardest road to the final. No other one compares. Not that there aren't some good teams in those others just not as many great teams.

Barring any upsets except their own, Grant County has the toughest road to the state title. GC would need to reverse a 64-12 loss to Covington Catholic and then upset Highlands, which has already beaten them by a 62-13 score. After winning the region, Grant County would need to beat a 13-0 Johnson Central team before besting top-ranked Bowling Green for the championship.

I am...right down I-71 to Louisville. :thumb:

 

You got me again.:irked: