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Thursday, August 07, 2008

Bluegrasspreps football rankings

 

If you're Jonesing for some high school football rankings, I have some for you. Actually, they're from the guys at Bluegrasspreps.com, who have taken the time to rank every school in the state. You can check out the rankings below.

 

Jason Frakes Blog

Congrats, publicity is always a good thing.

Glad to see others acknowledge BGP as a reliable source of sports information.:thumb:

Here is another mention, regarding BGP's football poll and rankings.

 

Murray Ledger and Times

 

BGP Poll

 

Lakers, Tigers crack BluegrassPreps preseason poll

By TOMMY DILLARD - Sports Writer

 

BluegrassPreps.com released its annual preseason football rankings Monday night, and both local squads are ranked in the top 20 in their respective classes.

 

Calloway County comes in at ninth in Class 4A, making the Lakers the highest ranked squad in District 1. Lone Oak, District 1 champion and eventual state runner-up last season falls to third in the district, coming in at No. 12 in the poll.

And another:

 

The Kentucky Standard

 

It seems like every major media outlet does some kind of weekly rankings in the state’s most popular high school sports — football and basketball — and each one of them have varying degrees of accuracy. I choose to run the BGP rankings weekly, mostly because I know many of the voting members and trust their knowledge of the football landscape in Kentucky.

Here is another mention, regarding BGP's football poll and rankings.

 

WKDZ

 

WKDZ BGP link

 

Bluegrasspreps.com releases their high school football preview

 

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BluegrassPreps.com has released their annual football preview which takes a look at every team in the state, class by class.

Falcons picked to repeat in Class 2-A

 

From staff reports

Bluegrasspreps.com has released its preseason Kentucky high school football polls and a southern Pennyrile squad has been picked to repeat its 2007 state title.

 

Fort Campbell, which won 13 straight games to win the 2007 Class 2-A state title, was chosen No. 1 in the preseason poll released Monday afternoon.

 

Kentucky New Era

Glad to see others acknowledge BGP as a reliable source of sports information.:thumb:

 

 

Exactly!

Tigers listed 11th in preseason poll


Times Leader Staff Report [email protected]



Wednesday, August 06, 2008

 

The Caldwell County Tigers just missed a top 10 ranking in the BluegrassPreps.com preseason poll.

 

CCHS is listed 11th in Class 2A in a rating of all teams in each class by the website.

 

It’s the seventh annual preseason rankings for BluegrassPreps.com, but the first time that every team in the state has been ranked. Three of the six defending champions claimed top spots while two defending champs are ranked second in their respective classes

 

The Times Leader

And another:

 

The Kentucky Standard

 

It seems like every major media outlet does some kind of weekly rankings in the state’s most popular high school sports — football and basketball — and each one of them have varying degrees of accuracy. I choose to run the BGP rankings weekly, mostly because I know many of the voting members and trust their knowledge of the football landscape in Kentucky.

 

The link has changed:

 

The Kentucky Standard

Yet another paper quoting BGP today:

 

 

“We’ll have more speed on the field, but the guys we had last year were tough kids,” Haskins told BluegrassPreps.com. “This group can be pretty good, but they have to prove they can get it done.”

 

 

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