They'll probably be second or third. They can't be fourth because that's Garrard. They'll be third if they lose to Harlan County.

 

Right now, Taylor County has 13 points, while Wayne County and Somerset each have 12. Taylor can pick up 5 more with a win over Caverna and those would certainly help. If Wayne can knock off Monroe County, then I can't imagine a situation where Somerset doesn't finish third. But it will all come down to this weekend.

Right now, Taylor County has 13 points, while Wayne County and Somerset each have 12. Taylor can pick up 5 more with a win over Caverna and those would certainly help. If Wayne can knock off Monroe County, then I can't imagine a situation where Somerset doesn't finish third. But it will all come down to this weekend.

 

I think you're mistaken about Wayne County gchs. They've got at least 16 points:

4 from Russell County

6 from Pulaski County

4 from Garrard County

2 from Casey County or Jackson County

I think you're mistaken about Wayne County gchs. They've got at least 16 points:

4 from Russell County

6 from Pulaski County

4 from Garrard County

2 from Casey County or Jackson County

 

I am mistaken. Did the math wrong! They do have 16.

So a team gets the number of points for the wins of the teams they beat that are out of district? If so Wayne has one more after a win over Clinton County. Someone please break down how this works.

Wayne 16

Taylor 13

Somerset 11

 

Wayne can clinch with a win over Monroe. If they lose and Taylor and Somerset win you could have a three-way tie with 16 points each, but that doesn't consider what changes if defeated teams get one more win, such as Pulaski for Wayne or Campbellsville for Taylor.

Wayne 16

Taylor 13

Somerset 11

 

Wayne can clinch with a win over Monroe. If they lose and Taylor and Somerset win you could have a three-way tie with 16 points each, but that doesn't consider what changes if defeated teams get one more win, such as Pulaski for Wayne or Campbellsville for Taylor.

 

Somerset has 12. 2 each from Jackson and Casey County and 4 each from Garrard and Metcalfe County.

So a team gets the number of points for the wins of the teams they beat that are out of district? If so Wayne has one more after a win over Clinton County. Someone please break down how this works.

 

 

No, it isn't just out of district opponents. The total is based on the top 4 win totals of defeated teams NOT involved in the tiebreaker. So Somerset, Taylor and Wayne cannot use the others in their totals. If it is still tied 3 ways after using 4 teams then it goes to a 5 team for each.

That's correct on Somerset. I didn't count Jackson County's second win last Friday. That would boost the others, too, but Jackson isn't in their top four victories.

Wayne Co takes #1 seed if they beat Monroe Co, or if Pulaski Co wins (7 points) and Campbellsville loses to Glasgow (that hurts Taylor Co), or an upset win by Clinton Co, Russell Co is open, so they are worth 4 points.

 

Taylor takes the #1 seed if they beat Caverna and Wayne Co loses to Monroe, or if Wayne loses and Campbellsville beats Glasgow, or Hart Co upsets Grayson Co...if tiebreaker points are equal Wayne wins head to head.

 

Somerset is almost assured the 3 seed they could win and get a Metcalfe Co win and still have just 11 points.

 

Garrard County is the #4 seed that is certain!

 

I believe this is correct, or that is what has been projected on radio.

Harlan names the score, they are just way to big of a school for Somerset.

Harlan names the score, they are just way to big of a school for Somerset.

 

What do you think they will name it?

Wayne Co takes #1 seed if they beat Monroe Co, or if Pulaski Co wins (7 points) and Campbellsville loses to Glasgow (that hurts Taylor Co), or an upset win by Clinton Co, Russell Co is open, so they are worth 4 points.

 

Taylor takes the #1 seed if they beat Caverna and Wayne Co loses to Monroe, or if Wayne loses and Campbellsville beats Glasgow, or Hart Co upsets Grayson Co...if tiebreaker points are equal Wayne wins head to head.

 

Somerset is almost assured the 3 seed they could win and get a Metcalfe Co win and still have just 11 points.

 

Garrard County is the #4 seed that is certain!

 

I believe this is correct, or that is what has been projected on radio.

 

That is not correct at all. I've went over this in 2 previous posts. Somerset ALREADY has 12 points. 4 from Metcalfe County, 4 from Garrard County, 2 from Casey County and 2 from Jackson County. A win over Harlan County and a Metcalfe County win would then raise their total to 17. They could also get an additional win in the unlikely event that Casey beats Mercer or Garrard beats Frankfort. None of that will matter, however, if the Jumpers don't upset the Black Bears.

Harlan 24-7

What do you think they will name it?

 

Revenge!:jump:

Harlan should have no problem with this game. Earlier in the year, the Briar Jumpers could make a game out of this, but the Bears have improved far too much. Good luck to both teams.