Final from the Briar Patch. Freshman DJ Townsend hits a 23 foot three pointer as the buzzer sounds for the win. Somerset led almost the whole game, by 10 at one point but Pulaski battled back to take the lead before the final shot. Great game.

So what does that do to the district standings? I have Rockcastle (5-1), Casey (3-3) and then Pulaski and Somerset both tied at 2-4. Higher seed gets Casey and lower gets Rockcastle. What is the tie-breaker?

So what does that do to the district standings? I have Rockcastle (5-1), Casey (3-3) and then Pulaski and Somerset both tied at 2-4. Higher seed gets Casey and lower gets Rockcastle. What is the tie-breaker?

 

I'm not sure, they went 1-1 against each other. Some districts settle it by the record vs. the number 1 seed which would give it to Somerset but I would think it would be just as likely settled by a coin flip.

I'm not sure, they went 1-1 against each other. Some districts settle it by the record vs. the number 1 seed which would give it to Somerset but I would think it would be just as likely settled by a coin flip.

 

I would imagine that both teams would want to be the three seed. I would think Casey would be a more winnable game than would Rockcastle. Just an opinion.

Common opponent common site?

According to the Commonwealth Journal article on the game the seeding will be determined by coin flip. Here's the article:

 

SHS 53 PC 51