Which part of the state has the richest and best football? North, East, South, or West?

None of the above. Jefferson Co.

Large school football belongs to the Louisville schools but the rest of the respective classes belongs to Northern Kentucky by far.

For all classes I would have to say Nothern Kentucky. For 6A Jefferson Co.

Large school football belongs to the Louisville schools but the rest of the respective classes belongs to Northern Kentucky by far.

 

I agree!

Northern Kentucky is year-in and year-out a great football region. With CCH, Highlands, Boone, Ryle, and Beechwood always good teams, Northern Kentucky definately has to be one of the premier football regions.

When looking at the whole picture (or as I like to say, the full 'tater), it would have to be NKY. However, the VERY best football is in Louisville, since Trinity, Saint X, Male, and Manual are there, and they are ALWAYS so strong.

Can we have a Poll?

I will take Boyle County/Danville. One town 20,000 people, really good football. Football players per capita, I would go with them.

I will take Boyle County/Danville. One town 20,000 people, really good football. Football players per capita, I would go with them.

 

Not too mention the success of neighboring county schools: Lincoln County, Mercer County and Harrodsburg.

I say the 'Ville has the best football in the state...so much so, that basketball has somewhat become an also ran

Jefferson Co.

I am going to be VERY biased and say none of the above.

 

The mountains region wins

I would say Northern.

I am going to be VERY biased and say none of the above.

 

The mountains region wins

 

What are the good schools in the "mountains region?"