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Girls' basketball Ninth Region draw ...

 

The thing will start with a heck of a matchup. Here ya go:

 

At Ryle

Monday

Quarterfinals

Highlands vs. Conner, 6 p.m.

Dixie Heights vs. Holy Cross, 7:45 p.m.

 

Tuesday

Quarterfinals

Boone County vs. Ludlow, 6 p.m.

Notre Dame vs. Dayton, 7:45 p.m.

 

Friday

Semifinals

Highlands/Conner winner vs. Dixie/Holy Cross winner, 5:30 p.m.

Boone/Ludlow winner vs. Notre Dame/Dayton winner, 8 p.m.

 

Saturday

Finals, 7 p.m.

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How was this all determined? They throw the district winners on a board and then draw out the district losers names randomly? I am confused.....

 

Blindfold and darts. Just like the 36th district:D

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They draw to draw first. They then have the district winners draw and after setting the winners in the brackets they then draw the runner ups.

 

But a team from the same dist has to be in the opposite bracket. How's that accomplished?

Posted
Girls' basketball Ninth Region draw ...

 

The thing will start with a heck of a matchup. Here ya go:

 

At Ryle

Monday

Quarterfinals

Highlands vs. Conner, 6 p.m.

Dixie Heights vs. Holy Cross, 7:45 p.m.

 

Tuesday

Quarterfinals

Boone County vs. Ludlow, 6 p.m.

Notre Dame vs. Dayton, 7:45 p.m.

 

Friday

Semifinals

Highlands/Conner winner vs. Dixie/Holy Cross winner, 5:30 p.m.

Boone/Ludlow winner vs. Notre Dame/Dayton winner, 8 p.m.

 

Saturday

Finals, 7 p.m.

 

Anyone know if this will conflict with the boys at all?

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But a team from the same dist has to be in the opposite bracket. How's that accomplished?

 

They take the two teams that either winning team could play, put the numbers 2 and 4 and the team that drew to draw first would draw either 2 or 4 and would go on that slot. The other team would get the other number. Same thing for bottom of bracket. Hope that makes sense.

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How was this all determined? They throw the district winners on a board and then draw out the district losers names randomly? I am confused.....

 

 

 

You must understand that a district loser can't play it's district winner until the finals. So

 

HHS and Dayton have to be in opposite brackets

NDA and Holy Cross have to be in opposite brackets

Dixie and Ludlow have to be in opposite brackets

Boone and Conner have to be in opposite brackets

 

If you look at the brackets you will see that. So the winners get drawn out, and then the losers are put into upper or lower brackets based on where there District winner has been put. Then those two teams draw to see who they play. Really if you just understand that the district winner and it's district loser can't play each other until the finals, then it's really pretty easy to understand. Understand! :D

 

When you understand this, then and only then, will you be a true Kentuckian! :thumb:

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You must understand that a district loser can't play it's district winner until the finals. So

 

HHS and Dayton have to be in opposite brackets

NDA and Holy Cross have to be in opposite brackets

Dixie and Ludlow have to be in opposite brackets

Boone and Conner have to be in opposite brackets

 

If you look at the brackets you will see that. So the winners get drawn out, and then the losers are put into upper or lower brackets based on where there District winner has been put. Then those two teams draw to see who they play. Really if you just understand that the district winner and it's district loser can't play each other until the finals, then it's really pretty easy to understand. Understand! :D

 

When you understand this, then and only then, will you be a true Kentuckian! :thumb:

 

Not an easy transition/conversion! But I am getting there! Thanks for spelling it out for me! :thumb:

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Still have my money on the girls from Conner, they wont lose to Highlands three times!

 

Just curious what your logic is on that one. Please don't say, "You can't beat a team three times." That's the oldest cliche in sports.

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