I was wondering is it possible for every champion to be "back to back" winners

 

1A - Beechwood

2A - Fort Campbell

3A - Louisville Central

4A - ?????

5A - Highlands

6A - Trinity?

 

Has this ever happened before??

Either way having 4 of 6 with two games to go is phenominal!!

I was wondering is it possible for every champion to be "back to back" winners

 

1A - Beechwood

2A - Fort Campbell

3A - Louisville Central

4A - ?????

5A - Highlands

6A - Trinity?

 

Has this ever happened before??

Either way having 4 of 6 with two games to go is phenominal!!

 

4A can't. Lex Cath won 4A last year and they were knocked out by Boyle in the Regional Finals.

ugghh, can't we have an upset in 6A???

nope:D

I'm definetly rooting for SK tonight but if T does win, having 5 teams repeat as state champs is VERY impressive.

ugghh, can't we have an upset in 6A???

 

We will. 36% of the people think SK is going to win.

Time to go to 12 classes or at least 10.

I'm definetly rooting for SK tonight but if T does win, having 5 teams repeat as state champs is VERY impressive.

What is impressive about it? It shows the lack of depth in Kentucky high school football compared to the states to its north and south. It also suggests that six classes are at least two too many for a state as small as Kentucky.

We will. 36% of the people think SK is going to win.

 

:lol:

ugghh, can't we have an upset in 6A???

 

 

I hope so

We will. 36% of the people think SK is going to win.

 

 

That would still appear to leave a 64% chance that Trinity can squeek this one out. Don't lose hope.

Back to back in 5 of 6 classes is a prime example that 6 classes makes it even easier for the traditional powers to win state titles.

That would still appear to leave a 64% chance that Trinity can squeek this one out. Don't lose hope.

 

We may have a shot. Fortunately we haven't had to show much of our offense thus far in the playoffs. :sssh:

Back to back in 5 of 6 classes is a prime example that 6 classes makes it even easier for the traditional powers to win state titles.

If this trend continues does it get boring for the fans?

Probably not for the traditional powers that win.

 

But I think teams in every class will begin to feel like every team in 6A does not named St X / Trinity.