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2A Commonwealth Championship Game

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It will be interesting to see if either or both can get back to PJCS. I think they will but both will have a tough semifinal path. Fort Campbell has to find either Monroe or Green County on a map and NCC will likely have to travel to Corbin. Neither are easy places to play.

 

Agreed. :thumb: I’m trying to determine which one is closer (Greensburg or Tompkinsville) so I can root for them. It does kind of chap my behind that as a #1 seed we may have to travel two years in a row for the semi-final game, but I suppose if that’s all I have to complain about I’m lucky.

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I think Monroe County has the better BBQ. If that is the determining factor then Tompkinsville it is.....

I think Monroe County has the better BBQ. If that is the determining factor then Tompkinsville it is.....

 

According to my wife, BBQ IS a determining factor, so go Falcons! The other Falcons that is…

A man's gotta have priorities.

 

Seriously, I think Monroe and Green County are similiar in many areas and it will be a wash in terms of preparation for the FC Falcons.

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I think Monroe County has the better BBQ. If that is the determining factor then Tompkinsville it is.....

According to my wife, BBQ IS a determining factor, so go Falcons! The other Falcons that is…

That's one of the cool things about traveling to away games......checkin' out the local eateries.

 

I remember being at a game last season (can't remember where), and asking some of the locals for a good place to eat. I wasn't specific in my inquiry about it being a locally owned business.....so they told us how to get to Denny's; that wasn't what I was thinking of....but oh well.

 

Later.

Where to Eat is Priority #1 for road trips. Finding the stadium and everything that follows ranks #2.

Agreed, either offense would be an interesting match up against a stingy Fort Campbell defense. I wonder with Green losing one of their impact offensive players how that will affect them in these deeper playoff rounds. I know they have made adjustments and had an impressive win against Danville, but it’s always tough to lose a major contributor on offensive, similar to the Franklin-Simpson game when Antonio sat out.

 

Of course I don’t want to look too far ahead, since we have an always tough Owensboro Catholic squad coming to town this Friday, who would like nothing more then a repeat of 2005.

That's one of the cool things about traveling to away games......checkin' out the local eateries.

 

I remember being at a game last season (can't remember where), and asking some of the locals for a good place to eat. I wasn't specific in my inquiry about it being a locally owned business.....so they told us how to get to Denny's; that wasn't what I was thinking of....but oh well.

 

Later.

 

I just take some MREs and tell the family to suck it up. :D

I just take some MREs and tell the family to suck it up. :D

Hey, I like MRE's.

I think Monroe County has the better BBQ. If that is the determining factor then Tompkinsville it is.....

 

I guarantee it...

It will be interesting to see if either or both can get back to PJCS. I think they will but both will have a tough semifinal path. Fort Campbell has to find either Monroe or Green County on a map and NCC will likely have to travel to Corbin. Neither are easy places to play.

Have I read the KHSAA Brackets incorrectly? I swear it says that round 4 is to be played at the even districts location. That would mean a trip for either Monroe or Green County not Fort Campbell or O Cath right? Or did we change districts and I didn't hear about it. I'm showing FC and O Cath as district 2. An even number last time I had math class, and Green and Monroe as district 3. If I'm not mistaken, 3 is an odd number. So why do I keep reading threads stating FC will be on the road a week after they thrash O Cath?

It's actually even region, not district, and FC and Owensboro are both yes District 2, but REGION 1. Sorry. They do travel again. I am not sure of why two years in a row for FC, maybe someone smarter than I on here could clarify that too. My guess is that the Regions must have shifted a little with the playoff schedule this season???

Have I read the KHSAA Brackets incorrectly? I swear it says that round 4 is to be played at the even districts location. That would mean a trip for either Monroe or Green County not Fort Campbell or O Cath right? Or did we change districts and I didn't hear about it. I'm showing FC and O Cath as district 2. An even number last time I had math class, and Green and Monroe as district 3. If I'm not mistaken, 3 is an odd number. So why do I keep reading threads stating FC will be on the road a week after they thrash O Cath?

At the regional level, you go by region number. Fort Campbell is the likely winner of region one, while Green/Monroe will determine the winner of Region 2. That means Region 2 hosts the game this year.

 

Because of the funny draw and different playoff method last year, Fort Campbell was in Region 2 and had to travel to the Region 1 winner, Metcalfe County.

 

That's why FC is likely on the road for the region title two years in a row.

I guarantee it...
The you may need to PM me some recommendations if it is a Falcon vs. Falcon matchup :thumb:
The you may need to PM me some recommendations if it is a Falcon vs. Falcon matchup :thumb:

 

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