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Boys Sweet Sixteeen bracket draw

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Here is link to KHSAA bracket. Glad to see 6th and 7th regions on opposite sides. Although, 6th not as strong as past.

 

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9th Region and 11th Region first round match up should be a good one. I'd say that's likely to have the biggest draw of the first two days by far.

9th Region and 11th Region first round match up should be a good one. I'd say that's likely to have the biggest draw of the first two days by far.

 

Agree. That stuck out to me as well.

The 9th and 11th in the first round could be a rematch of last year's State Championship game...that would be fun. Coach Hicks would be able to potentially exact a little revenge on CovCath beating them in the finals 2x in the last 5 years.

9th Region and 11th Region first round match up should be a good one. I'd say that's likely to have the biggest draw of the first two days by far.

 

It all depends on who comes out of those two regions.

10th vs 5th is a pretty tough drink to swallow with John Hardin still the undefeated favorite to come out of the 5th.

Obviously a lot of hoops / tourneys to be played between now and then, but sign me up for the potential semi-finals of:

 

John Hardin vs. Trinity

 

and

 

Scott Co. vs UHA

 

Yes please!

For the most part it seems to be pretty balanced.

10th vs 5th is a pretty tough drink to swallow with John Hardin still the undefeated favorite to come out of the 5th.

 

Just how good is John Hardin, Scott High School has played them twice, yes they lost twice, but were in both games.

With the KHSAA looking into seeding football, could we eventually see this bleed into the Sweet Sixteen?

With the KHSAA looking into seeding football, could we eventually see this bleed into the Sweet Sixteen?

 

IMO not in a one class system. Because right now there is the illusion that the right draw for a smaller team could lead to a serious run. Smash them up against Scott County in the first round and it changes things.

Just how good is John Hardin, Scott High School has played them twice, yes they lost twice, but were in both games.

Correct, and hope this is an accurate picture that 10th favorites aren't far behind.

IMO not in a one class system. Because right now there is the illusion that the right draw for a smaller team could lead to a serious run. Smash them up against Scott County in the first round and it changes things.

 

Fair point that I would agree with. A seeded system would probably disadvantage smaller teams the most. I was just floating the idea because if the KHSAA is willing to experiment in one sport it might inevitable lead to calls in the other. I'm not saying that I'd even like seeding, but was just bringing it up.

Just how good is John Hardin, Scott High School has played them twice, yes they lost twice, but were in both games.

 

John Hardin is a tough out. I don't know if they have any one special individual. But collectively they are difficult to deal with. They will be hard to beat come tournament time.

John Hardin is a tough out. I don't know if they have any one special individual. But collectively they are difficult to deal with. They will be hard to beat come tournament time.

 

I have not seen JH play this, but I have watched Scott a few times. Scott has a decent team, but certainly not great. I just don't see where JH has played a very tough group of teams.

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