This one should turn out to be a good one. In my opinion, 2 of the top 4 teams in the state playing.

Corbin 21-20.

I think Douglas wins, but this will tell  us about this years Corbin team. To me can they stop teams that are as talented, or win in a shoot out with those teams.. that is where they have fell short. 

I'll say Douglas by 7 in this one.  Should be a great game.  

 

I think FD wins but I would like to think going into the 4th quarter that it's still up for grabs. 

FD and I don’t think it’s close. 

Random question, but how does Corbin have enough kids to be 4A when they’re city population is listed at under 8,000?

3 minutes ago, Astro Domino said:

Random question, but how does Corbin have enough kids to be 4A when they’re city population is listed at under 8,000?

Are they playing up a class?

36 minutes ago, Astro Domino said:

Random question, but how does Corbin have enough kids to be 4A when they’re city population is listed at under 8,000?

Tri County and independent school so they pull from Whitley, Knox, and Laurel County. Along from a few other places in the state depending on who you ask ?

32 minutes ago, DawgsFan100 said:

Are they playing up a class?

No. 

44 minutes ago, DawgsFan100 said:

Are they playing up a class?

The Corbin school district goes beyond the city limits. A lot of what used to be the northern end of the Whitley County district is now part of the Corbin Independent school district. Corbin Primary School is located in Whitley County outside of city limits.

A lot of the Corbin area population lives within 5 miles outside of the city limits in any direction.

39 minutes ago, Astro Domino said:

Random question, but how does Corbin have enough kids to be 4A when they’re city population is listed at under 8,000?

To play in 4A your school needs to have a boys population ranging from 410-525. Corbin highschool has had an avg boys population of 453 from 2019-2023.

Out of a population of 8000 if you say 4000 of them are male, I could definitely see 450 of them being high school aged. And their town being split between 3 counties definitely helps as well 

The school that really surprises me in my opinion is Louisville Central only having enough boys to play in 3A despite having a school population of 1200+ which is by far the largest population of any 3A School next largest is Rockcastle and Franklin Simpson at only 819 

1 hour ago, Astro Domino said:

Random question, but how does Corbin have enough kids to be 4A when they’re city population is listed at under 8,000?

No one really lives in the city limits of Corbin. Just outside of proper city limits are several subdivisions, as well as kids from the surrounding tri county area.

37 - 7 Douglass

1 hour ago, KP33 said:

The school that really surprises me in my opinion is Louisville Central only having enough boys to play in 3A despite having a school population of 1200+ which is by far the largest population of any 3A School next largest is Rockcastle and Franklin Simpson at only 819 

Central's magnet health care programs account for much of the imbalance.

jefferson.kyschools.us/profiles/central

The newish 2A WEB Du Bois is literally the new "Male" of the JCPS - all boys.

jefferson.kyschools.us/profiles/web-dubois-academy 

? Think Douglass wins comfortably.

Is this game livestreamed anywhere?  Do they at least use the NFHS Network? If it is streamed would someone, please provide the link on here for me. I had an accident at work in February and have had to have multiple knee surgeries and am currently in a wheelchair recovering from hopefully my last surgery and cannot get out to watch games. Thanks hopefully in advance.