I'm not too sure about that. I expect a lot of 9th region fans to be there for the 10th region game, just as a lot of 10th region fans will stay after to see the 9th region championship. There should be 4 great teams in the finals. Assuming all 4 favorites make it, and Holmes/Boone are in opposite brackets, there would be 4 top 15 teams playing in the same venue that night. (Holmes, Boone, GRC, Mason Co)

 

:thumb::thumb:

I would have split it up and played 2 of each regions games on Friday then 2 of each on Saturday that seems fair to me!

 

So how do you play four games on a Friday night on one floor, on a school day, without the last game being played after midnight? I mean the 10th fans are complaining about a game starting at 6:00 already, how do you think they would have felt with a game starting at midnight.

 

I guess it would seem fair to you a tenth region fan, but the Tenth was late on the draw on this one, compared to the Ninth.

 

Now just suppose the Ninth had wanted to share the Fieldhouse, now what times do you think the Ninth would have received? :lol:

Most likely a 6:30 and 8 on a seperate night either all boys one night or 9th or 10th one night.

 

Why do you have to do it all in one night

Edited March 1, 200917 yr by Ram
Rule 13

Okay, GRC and Scott win then Montgomery and Mason win. After that GRC beats Scott and Mason forgets about Montgomery, thinking about revenge against GRC, and Montgomery wins setting up a rematch with GRC and Montgomery

 

Can't a person dream?

 

GRC and Mason in the finals with GRC wnning IF they make it through healthy. IF not healthy the revenge factor will give Mason the edge.

Hey once again the Indians got a good draw. Basically getting a winable game against a a district winner. Get into the semis and you never know what could happen.

So how do you play four games on a Friday night on one floor, on a school day, without the last game being played after midnight? I mean the 10th fans are complaining about a game starting at 6:00 already, how do you think they would have felt with a game starting at midnight.

 

I guess it would seem fair to you a tenth region fan, but the Tenth was late on the draw on this one, compared to the Ninth.

 

Now just suppose the Ninth had wanted to share the Fieldhouse, now what times do you think the Ninth would have received? :lol:

 

Well if you take a 9th region game play it first around 5:30 then follow with the two 10th region games at 7, and 8:30 then finish with the second 9th region game at 10 wouldn't be that bad since it isn't a school night and none of these teams would be playing on saturday! The farthest 9th region team playing I could find from the BOKC was around 30 minutes away I could be wrong on that but from what I could see I think this would work out just fine!

6:30 is too early for people of Montgomery or Clark Co who work.:idunno:

 

This sounds like last year when Covington Scott and Campbell County played their regional games at 5:00 on weeknights in Mt. Sterling!

Well if you take a 9th region game play it first around 5:30 then follow with the two 10th region games at 7, and 8:30 then finish with the second 9th region game at 10 wouldn't be that bad since it isn't a school night and none of these teams would be playing on saturday! The farthest 9th region team playing I could find from the BOKC was around 30 minutes away I could be wrong on that but from what I could see I think this would work out just fine!

 

But you don't think the Ninth Region fans wouldn't scream about games starting at 5:30 and 10 and getting over around midnight, just so the Tenth could share the Center, and then the Tenth gets the 7 and 8:30pm games?

 

BTW you didn't answer my question about what if the Ninth wanted to play at the Fieldhouse? Do you think the Tenth fans would be happy with a 5:30 and 10pm games?

Okay I don't have a dog in the fight, but let's lay it out here...

 

According to this thread, Brossart is going to give Mason County all kinds of trouble... It very well may be a good game and all, but exactly what is everybody's reasoning on why Brossart is going to have such a different team than the one that lost at home to Mason by double digits last week?

This sounds like last year when Covington Scott and Campbell County played their regional games at 5:00 on weeknights in Mt. Sterling!

 

:ylsuper:

 

The 10th is a geographical nightmare. There's really no way to keep everyone happy.

Mason will win over Brossart easily.:taz:

Okay I don't have a dog in the fight, but let's lay it out here...

 

According to this thread, Brossart is going to give Mason County all kinds of trouble... It very well may be a good game and all, but exactly what is everybody's reasoning on why Brossart is going to have such a different team than the one that lost at home to Mason by double digits last week?

 

It is tourney time. In 2006 we beat Mason Co by 16 on their home floor. In the finals of the region...they beat us by 3. The year we beat Mason and won the region ,they beat us by 8 on our home floor. Mason Co thumped Elliott Co in regular season and barely beat them in the first round of the state tourne last year. Throw out the regualr season...it is March Madness.

How much will the 8 to 9 day lay off be a factor in the tournament?

It is tourney time. In 2006 we beat Mason Co by 16 on their home floor. In the finals of the region...they beat us by 3. The year we beat Mason and won the region ,they beat us by 8 on our home floor. Mason Co thumped Elliott Co in regular season and barely beat them in the first round of the state tourne last year. Throw out the regualr season...it is March Madness.

 

Fair enough.

 

All that being said though, I'd like to see somebody justify the "Brossart is a tough draw for Mason" argument with more than saying that it's tournament time and anything can happen, which, obviously, can be said for all 128 region first round games.

Mason will win over Brossart easily.:taz:

 

Doubt it.

Doubt it.

 

I hope you are right!