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Biggest Contender Knocked Out in 1st Round?

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Has to be Henderson.

Johnson Central losing was a big shock to me.

Has to be Henderson.

:ylsuper:

Johnson Central losing was a big shock to me.

I agree.

Marshall County was just as much a contender in 4A in western Kentucky as Henderson County.

I was shocked more at Marshall County's loss to Apollo than Henderson's loss to Christian County. I thought Marshall would have beaten Henderson in the second round, but we'll never know now.

Ryle was another big one, but henderson takes the cake

:thumb:

Henderson County wasn't as good as their reputation. They were too reliant on Fidler, the line play wasn't that great and the defense really missed Rainey. Henderson was suspect all season, because their schedule was down (some of their usually tough opponents had off years) and they weren't exactly impressive in some of their wins.

 

Warren Central has been the favorite in the west for several weeks. Henderson seemed to have more stature around the state than they did in western Kentucky.

Henderson and Ryle come to mind but Ryle really had no chance in a matchup with T.

Hendo, based on the past few years.

Hendo, based on the past few years.
Which has little bearing on this year.

Can I throw in a vote for "none?" I couldn't see any of those teams or the other defeated teams winning it all.

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