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Bluegrasspreps Class 4A Rankings (September 20th)

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Is Holmes a legitimate threat to Boyle if those two end up meeting in the region championship of the playoffs?

 

Obviously Holmes would have to get by Lexcath in round 2, but is Lexcath down enough that Holmes would beat them this year?

 

Anybody is a legitimate threat to anybody else when you get to the 3rd round. I think Holmes could challenge Boyle but where would the game be played?

Anybody is a legitimate threat to anybody else when you get to the 3rd round. I think Holmes could challenge Boyle but where would the game be played?

 

I'm pretty sure that last year if Holmes had beaten Lex Cath we would have traveled to northern Kentucky. That would mean this year is our district's turn (Catholic or Boyle) to host round #3.

Here is and example of how comparable scores can be misleading....

Knox 9 Clay County 6

Clay County 43 Middlesboro 42

 

This would make you think that the Knox / Middlesboro game should be a great one....right?

 

Well as we all know that wasn't the case.... Knox 45 Middlesboro 0.

 

Matchups and schemes mean so much in football that one team may be a great fit for another team but completely out of their game against another team.

 

Great illustration. I've been told that KC has no shot against Bell because of their common opponent, Johnson Central. I think we'll go ahead and play the game anyway. Just for fun.

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