1	Covington Catholic	4A	5	4	-	0			4	1.23645	1.45646	1.72967	1.46142
2	Franklin County	4A	4	3	-	0			3	1.26521	1.36711	1.51528	1.37590
3	Paducah Tilghman	4A	1	4	-	0			4	1.19891	1.44267	1.37131	1.33594
4	North Oldham	4A	4	2	-	2			4	.58068	1.80008	1.10612	1.16510
5	Boyle County	4A	7	4	-	0			4	.97663	1.15840	1.17952	1.10112
6	Ashland Blazer	4A	6	4	-	0			4	1.03754	1.00632	1.13548	1.05600
7	Shelby County	4A	4	2	-	2			4	.61822	1.34858	1.06777	1.00871
8	Wayne County	4A	7	4	-	0			4	1.02834	.77546	1.24275	1.00416
9	Allen County-Scottsville	4A	1	2	-	2			4	.45326	1.65875	.87624	1.00207
10	Corbin	4A	8	3	-	0			3	1.05006	.93031	.90703	.96524
11	Henry County	4A	4	4	-	0			4	1.15577	.50608	1.25869	.95926
12	DeSales	4A	3	2	-	2			4	.61822	1.10942	1.13675	.94570
13	Nelson County	4A	2	3	-	1			4	.72663	1.08858	1.00883	.93797
14	Jeffersontown	4A	3	4	-	0			4	.96432	.91808	.86810	.91927
15	Letcher County Central	4A	8	2	-	2			4	.38401	1.26879	1.13437	.91879
16	Whitley County	4A	8	3	-	1			4	.82509	.93675	.98259	.91142
17	Boyd County	4A	6	2	-	2			4	.50000	1.16165	.97890	.87525
18	Perry County Central	4A	8	2	-	2			4	.43909	1.38412	.77694	.87120
19	Taylor County	4A	7	3	-	1			4	.70114	.68358	1.23402	.85486
20	Warren East	4A	1	2	-	2			4	.66136	.75342	1.10712	.82731
21	John Hardin	4A	2	2	-	2			4	.53754	1.01217	.94646	.82634
22	Spencer County	4A	4	1	-	3			4	.28754	1.34250	.82362	.81760
23	Logan County	4A	1	3	-	1			4	.83068	.60857	1.04036	.81584
24	Harrison County	4A	5	2	-	2			4	.50000	1.05975	.84356	.79898
25	Bardstown	4A	2	1	-	3			4	.25000	1.45892	.63908	.78984
26	Mason County	4A	5	2	-	2			4	.52126	1.10433	.72547	.78660
27	Greenup County	4A	6	3	-	1			4	.71743	.90380	.72161	.78391
28	Lincoln County	4A	7	2	-	2			4	.52126	.72775	1.08002	.76116
29	Breckinridge County	4A	2	2	-	2			4	.46954	.79008	.91118	.71422
30	Calloway County	4A	1	2	-	2			4	.49478	.67700	.94576	.69385
31	Grant County	4A	5	2	-	2			4	.46954	.82650	.69341	.66164
32	Western Hills	4A	4	3	-	0			3	.87535	.00000	1.11881	.64201
33	Hopkinsville	4A	1	0	-	4			4	.00000	.87723	1.05480	.62347
34	Rowan County	4A	6	1	-	3			4	.21743	.86112	.76427	.60678
35	Johnson Central	4A	6	2	-	2			4	.51977	.46525	.78784	.58111
36	Thomas Nelson	4A	2	2	-	2			4	.40863	.31333	1.08152	.57714
37	Russell County	4A	7	0	-	4			4	.00000	1.00658	.73087	.57157
38	Doss	4A	3	0	-	3			3	.00000	1.05322	.53728	.52981
39	Western	4A	3	0	-	3			3	.00000	.78933	.84188	.52883
40	Valley	4A	3	0	-	4			4	.00000	.78729	.80099	.51585
41	Waggener	4A	3	1	-	3			4	.28754	.48225	.81656	.51439
42	Holmes	4A	5	0	-	4			4	.00000	.75175	.75091	.48839

Looks good to me. ?

1 hour ago, colonel-fan said:

Looks good to me. ?

Corbin in Park Hills week 3 will be interesting! ? 

5 minutes ago, FirstTimeLongTime said:

Corbin in Park Hills week 3 will be interesting! ? 

The Who Gets Boyle Bowl!

14 minutes ago, FirstTimeLongTime said:

Corbin in Park Hills week 3 will be interesting! ? 

Park Hills is lovely that time of year. ?️

I’ll have what she’s having. 

7 minutes ago, mcpapa said:

I’ll have what she’s having. 

It will all shake out. 

Bump.

While the out of state competition hurts Boyle County I tend to agree with BEC. The more the season progresses the better the RPI works itself out. 

Corbin and Boyle for all the marbles.

2 hours ago, Brown said:

Corbin and Boyle for all the marbles.

I’m beginning to think that game is coming sooner than later.  Really confused about a 2-2 team with a 42-0 loss having more points than Boyle.  

2 hours ago, Rebel said:

I’m beginning to think that game is coming sooner than later.  Really confused about a 2-2 team with a 42-0 loss having more points than Boyle.  

@theguru noted along these lines in another thread re: scheduling - teams have to adapt to the new reality of RPI.

The difference between North Oldham and Boyle Co. is, at this point is only 0.04179. Sneeze, and that difference changes by next Saturday. Cov Cath, the current 4A RPI #1 is 5-0, beat a now 4-1, 2A Beechwood and dropped 0.05238 from Tuesday's first RPI numbers. Even if Cov Cath wins out at 10-0, their RPI is going to get chipped away by their opponents "numbers."

Disclaimer: None of the following is news.

The Rebels have gotten dinged for playing an out of state opponent. None of the four teams currently above them have played OoS. Of the top four, all have played in simple numbers* (regardless of Ws and Ls) better KY Class Value multipliers than Boyle. 

North Oldham, 2-2 *(+5 ~ simple play up/down net KY class value)

Cov Cath, 5-0 *(+4)

Franklin Co., 4-0 *(+3)

Paducah Tilghman, 5-0 *(+3)

Boyle Co., 5-0 *(-3) 

Ideally Boyle could find an above average Louisville 6A team to schedule, like NO did with Fern Creek and drop the Out of State game. Do whatever it takes to prepare a team for the postseason, sure. Gibson Southern was a good choice on that level. I suppose the rivalry game with Danville is still a must, but they're trending way down and a win there is kind of a wash with class value. District schedule - is what it is. 

Bright lights at the end of the RPI tunnel? 1. Easy wins over the next five weeks to get backups reps for long term program growth 2. A season ender at 6A Douglass. A win there, even against a possible four loss team sets the Rebels up nicely in the hunt for the golden ball. 

Lastly, we've got to get out of the mindset that a W/L points margin has anything to do with RPI. 

As a Cov Cath fan, I really like Boyle's team and chances this year - respect.

4 hours ago, Runcible Owl said:

@theguru noted along these lines in another thread re: scheduling - teams have to adapt to the new reality of RPI.

The difference between North Oldham and Boyle Co. is, at this point is only 0.04179. Sneeze, and that difference changes by next Saturday. Cov Cath, the current 4A RPI #1 is 5-0, beat a now 4-1, 2A Beechwood and dropped 0.05238 from Tuesday's first RPI numbers. Even if Cov Cath wins out at 10-0, their RPI is going to get chipped away by their opponents "numbers."

Disclaimer: None of the following is news.

The Rebels have gotten dinged for playing an out of state opponent. None of the four teams currently above them have played OoS. Of the top four, all have played in simple numbers* (regardless of Ws and Ls) better KY Class Value multipliers than Boyle. 

North Oldham, 2-2 *(+5 ~ simple play up/down net KY class value)

Cov Cath, 5-0 *(+4)

Franklin Co., 4-0 *(+3)

Paducah Tilghman, 5-0 *(+3)

Boyle Co., 5-0 *(-3) 

Ideally Boyle could find an above average Louisville 6A team to schedule, like NO did with Fern Creek and drop the Out of State game. Do whatever it takes to prepare a team for the postseason, sure. Gibson Southern was a good choice on that level. I suppose the rivalry game with Danville is still a must, but they're trending way down and a win there is kind of a wash with class value. District schedule - is what it is. 

Bright lights at the end of the RPI tunnel? 1. Easy wins over the next five weeks to get backups reps for long term program growth 2. A season ender at 6A Douglass. A win there, even against a possible four loss team sets the Rebels up nicely in the hunt for the golden ball. 

Lastly, we've got to get out of the mindset that a W/L points margin has anything to do with RPI. 

As a Cov Cath fan, I really like Boyle's team and chances this year - respect.

That Gibson Southern game was supposed to be South Warren but they pulled out.  Boyle scheduled right but had the rug pulled from beneath them.  Nothing they could do about the replacement team being from out of state.

1 hour ago, Paul Dean said:

That Gibson Southern game was supposed to be South Warren but they pulled out.  Boyle scheduled right but had the rug pulled from beneath them.  Nothing they could do about the replacement team being from out of state.

Thanks for the background; I missed that detail. Shame about South Warren, that would have been a great game. SW took their own hit on RPI playing GS a few weeks later. 

* To all, re: the "simple numbers Class Value" I mentioned in a previous post - that really makes it easy for me to understand all the moving pieces. There's a real alphabet soup in the RPI formula: WP, OWP, OOWP, CV, OoS ... It shouldn't be that hard I think, but here we are.