I have to respectfully disagree with you Red Heat. As much as I pull for Holmes, I'd be shocked if they beat JC at JC. At best we'll go 2-2 in my opinion.

 

I've seen two of these schools play , and I'm going with NKY ! Yes the schools are down this year , but would still be in first or second in other regions ! NKY 5A Football is still the BEST in the STATE on a down year !!!:thumb: Just the Fact's !!!:fire:

In my opinion, I think that district will have the following pairings for the playoffs.

 

@ D5 #1 - Highlands

D6 #4 - Ashland Blazer

 

D5 #3 - Dixie Heights

@ D6 #2 - Woodford County

 

@ D5 #2 - Covington Catholic

D6 #3 - Bryan Station

 

D5 #4 - Holmes

@ D6 #1 - Johnson Central

 

Johnson Central and Highlands. that will be a game!:flame:

In my opinion, I think that district will have the following pairings for the playoffs.

 

@ D5 #1 - Highlands

D6 #4 - Ashland Blazer

 

D5 #3 - Dixie Heights

@ D6 #2 - Woodford County

 

@ D5 #2 - Covington Catholic

D6 #3 - Bryan Station

 

D5 #4 - Holmes

@ D6 #1 - Johnson Central

Woodford Co. can only finish as high as third, and Bryan Station fourth, in most scenarios. The only exception would be if Ashland were to lose to both Johnson Central and Bryan Station. Then it would fall to the second tie-breaker, and the final positions (2 thru 4) would be anyone's guess at this point.

I've seen two of these schools play , and I'm going with NKY ! Yes the schools are down this year , but would still be in first or second in other regions ! NKY 5A Football is still the BEST in the STATE on a down year !!!:thumb: Just the Fact's !!!:fire:

 

I haven't seen any of the 6th District teams play, so I'll have to defer to you (for now:D) but we'll find out in a month. And for what its worth, I hope you are right. Heck, I'd be as pleased as a wino in Napa Valley if we went 4-0 in the first round.

Woodford Co. can only finish as high as third, and Bryan Station fourth, in most scenarios. The only exception would be if Ashland were to lose to both Johnson Central and Bryan Station. Then it would fall to the second tie-breaker, and the final positions (2 thru 4) would be anyone's guess at this point.

I did some tie-breaker calculating. Although there are a lot of games to be played, and this will surely change, Ashland currently has the lead in the 3-way tie scenario. Ashland has 16 points, Bryan Station 12 points, and Woodford County 10 points. Since this scenario would assume Bryan Station defeating Ashland, that's figured into the point totals. Again, this is just for discussion, since there are so many games left to be played. Bryan Station could pick up another three defeated opponents. Ashland could pick up (in this scenario) one more, and Woodford could get another three to choose from.

I did some tie-breaker calculating. Although there are a lot of games to be played, and this will surely change, Ashland currently has the lead in the 3-way tie scenario. Ashland has 16 points, Bryan Station 12 points, and Woodford County 10 points. Since this scenario would assume Bryan Station defeating Ashland, that's figured into the point totals. Again, this is just for discussion, since there are so many games left to be played. Bryan Station could pick up another three defeated opponents. Ashland could pick up (in this scenario) one more, and Woodford could get another three to choose from.

 

How does the point system work?

All I need to know is what time to show up to HHS for the game. I really don't care who we are playing, however, it'd be nice to see a team that hasn't trecked to the lovely confines of David Cecil Memorial Stadium yet. Have any of the teams we may possibly play NOT been to HHS for a game. And if they have, when was their last trip and the result?

How does the point system work?

Each team involved in the tie selects four of their (most successful) defeated opponents. They get one point for each win that these four teams have recorded. Games between any two teams involved in the tie can't be counted in the total. The team with the most points gets the highest position, and so on.

I haven't seen any of the 6th District teams play, so I'll have to defer to you (for now:D) but we'll find out in a month. And for what its worth, I hope you are right. Heck, I'd be as pleased as a wino in Napa Valley if we went 4-0 in the first round.

 

:thumb: If that would happen , who go's where ? Would they all play each other or ?

Each team involved in the tie selects four of their (most successful) defeated opponents. They get one point for each win that these four teams have recorded. Games between any two teams involved in the tie can't be counted in the total. The team with the most points gets the highest position, and so on.

 

Thank you very much that clears it all up for me. In this case it would put Ashland in a good situation having beaten Russell who has one loss to the hands of the Tomcats.

Thank you very much that clears it all up for me. In this case it would put Ashland in a good situation having beaten Russell who has one loss to the hands of the Tomcats.

The problem for Ashland is that the other two teams each have three more chances to pick up wins. Woodford County, especially, has a couple "high-value" teams left to play. But Ashland can make the whole argument moot by beating Johnson Central or Bryan Station.

The problem for Ashland is that the other two teams each have three more chances to pick up wins. Woodford County, especially, has a couple "high-value" teams left to play. But Ashland can make the whole argument moot by beating Johnson Central or Bryan Station.

 

Who else does WC play this year?

Who else does WC play this year?

West Jessanine, Whitley County (5 wins so far) and Meade County (3 wins so far).

I have a question about the pairings. I know District 5 #1 willl play District 6 #4. But would the winner then play the winner of the D6 #2/D5 #3 winner, or the D5 #2/D6 #3 winner?

Birdfan I think that is correct the way the brackets read #1 from one district would meet #2 from the other district on each end of the bracket if all higher seeds were to win or #1 would play #3 from their own district if there was an upset if I understand it correctly.

 

It would look like this as an example Say Highlands is District A and Johnson Central is district B

 

A #1 vs B #4

A#3 vs B #2

 

B#1 vs A#4

B#3 vs A#2

 

Then A #1 vs the winner of A#3 B#2 and B#1 vs B#3 A#2

 

So if all pairings playout as to higher seeds winning the 2 #1 seeds would not play until Round 3 or you would not play #2 in your district until round 3 as well.

 

Honestly I like this format better than playing the teams you have already played during the season.