Whitesburg Ky to Ft Thomas Ky

 

 

Per mapquest-Total Est. Distance: 227.56 miles one way.

Campbellsville to Hazard : 3 plus hours on a bus........................

Mayfield to Frankfort 4-4.5 hours on a bus

They are saying Bardstown to Ft. Campbell = 3-3.5 hours.

This may answer your question a little... http://www.bluegrasspreps.com/showthread.php?t=135671

How far is Belfrys drive going to be?

Don’t forget the 10 minutes it will take to get through the gate after showing a valid drivers license, proof of insurance, and vehicle registration and hopefully you don’t get picked for a random vehicle check or plan for about 20 minutes… :scared:

 

I have fully prepared myself for the possibility (likelihood) that I will be randomly selected. It's just how my luck works. :irked:

How far is Belfrys drive going to be?

 

About 3.5 hours in a car, more like 4+ in a bus.

So, are there any feelings that playoffs beyond the district playoffs, (game #2) should be played at neutral sites? Ohio playoffs are played at neutral sites and it seems to work for them... Why should Kentucky be any different? Given that so many schools in Kentucky now have Field Turf - a neutral site that splits the drive time might be worth consideration.

 

I hope that Letcher County Central brings a sizeable crowd, however with the 3 1/2 hour one-way drive, I doubt they bring more than 200 fans. I am certainly not knocking LCC's fans, just stating the obvious. Perhaps a neutral site like, EKU, would be the best fit. Of course, I do not want this for this year as HHS has home field advantage! Next year HHS would not have as many playoffs at Cecil Memorial.

 

Take the 3rd and 4th round and play them on Saturday. You could actually have a double or triple header and would be able to watch several different Kentucky classifications play.

 

Any thoughts?....

It's a great set up Frankfort to LCA would be 35 minutes. Mayfield to Campbellsville would be less than Mayfield to Frankfort. Alot of common sense was put into thes alignments.

So, are there any feelings that playoffs beyond the district playoffs, (game #2) should be played at neutral sites? Ohio playoffs are played at neutral sites and it seems to work for them... Why should Kentucky be any different? Given that so many schools in Kentucky now have Field Turf - a neutral site that splits the drive time might be worth consideration.

 

I hope that Letcher County Central brings a sizeable crowd, however with the 3 1/2 hour one-way drive, I doubt they bring more than 200 fans. I am certainly not knocking LCC's fans, just stating the obvious. Perhaps a neutral site like, EKU, would be the best fit. Of course, I do not want this for this year as HHS has home field advantage! Next year HHS would not have as many playoffs at Cecil Memorial.

 

Take the 3rd and 4th round and play them on Saturday. You could actually have a double or triple header and would be able to watch several different Kentucky classifications play.

 

Any thoughts?....

 

I have mixed emotions about this... Through the third round, a team has "earned" home field. However, for the semi's a team travels or stays home based on odd or even years.

 

I would love to see a Semi's Weekend (one east, one west) with maybe 1A-3A at one site, and 4A-6A at another.

 

Just a thought.

Mayfield going to either Cambellsville or Louisville Holy Cross would have been closer as the trip from door to stadium is 265.23 miles from my place to Frankfort's stadium

 

It's a great set up Frankfort to LCA would be 35 minutes. Mayfield to Campbellsville would be less than Mayfield to Frankfort. Alot of common sense was put into thes alignments.

My team is at home but I will make an 800 mile round-trip to watch their game. I did it last week and I will do it again next week if necessary.

Who has the longest trip for the semi's