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Who has more say in title games?

oldonetechnique
in KY Football (High School)

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Teams and coaches or the KHSAA?

Mercer?

Public vs. Private?

Regions and districts?

Scheduling?

What is your question? I'm a little confused.

Yeah I really do not understand this question.

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There has always been a lot of talk on teams and their advantage over other teams. For example Mercer County this year. Male, ST. X and Trinity have to play one another in the playoffs this year. Teams in 8 member districts vs. 4 or 5 teams in a districts and the flexibility to tweak your schedule to make a play off run. I am just wanting some other opinions on things such as those above.

Wouldn't all those be kinda obvious?

 

I mean of course Male, T, X, and Manual etc have a harder time than say Ryle had to get to the finals. And a 4 or 5 team district will obviously have more scheduling freedom than 8 team districts.

Teams and coaches or the KHSAA?

Mercer?

Public vs. Private?

Regions and districts?

Scheduling?

 

 

Huh???

I'm still waaaaayyyy confused ...

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Trash on I guess didn't think it was that big of a stumper?

I understand.

 

The answer is Mercer. They need to be dominant!

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