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I highly doubt that Ft. Campbell will be knocked out. Who do all 3 teams play this coming week?

 

 

I actually think there is a very good chance they get beat this weekend. They've been the better team here before and not made it.

Tiny Boyle County (pop of 27,000) ALWAYS has the Ads and Rebs still alive @ the stage of the playoffs. No county can beat nor even match that. These are PUBLICS that draw from their districts, not PRIVATES that draw from anywhere and everywhere including but not limited to nearby counties, cities, states, and countries.
Oh yes they can! Campbell blows it out of the water! :thumb:
Oh yes they can! Campbell blows it out of the water! :thumb:

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All 3 teams could get knocked out this weekend.

 

Yes i agree anything can happen. But i don't see anybody beating Ft Campbell. As for Christian Co. i hope they do well for the sake of former Corbin Coach Mike Whitaker.

Ft. Campbell is a Kentucky school. If it was in Tennessee, they would be playing Tennessee schools.

 

Good point

LCA is 1A

 

Wow im sorry i knew that. :creepy:

Tiny Boyle County (pop of 27,000) ALWAYS has the Ads and Rebs still alive @ the stage of the playoffs. These are PUBLICS that draw from their districts, not PRIVATES that draw from anywhere and everywhere including but not limited to nearby counties, cities, states, and countries.

 

HEHE good one. Besides Louisville, Lexington and :DDanville:D , are there any towns in Kentucky that have two or more :cool:PUBLIC:cool: schools still remaining?

NCC is a public school.Anyone can go there if they pay.LOL

Besides Jefferson, Fayette and :DCampbell:D are there any counties in Kentucky that have three or more :cool:NON-COUNTY:cool: schools still remaining?

 

 

 

:cool:

NCC is a public school.Anyone can go there if they pay.LOL

 

:laugh:

HEHE good one. Besides Louisville, Lexington and :DDanville:D , are there any towns in Kentucky that have two or more :cool:PUBLIC:cool: schools still remaining?

 

Help me to understand this statement. I am under the impression that Danville is an independent city school district, like HHS and Newport. Does this mean that Boyle County High School is located in the city of Danville but not within the independent district boundaries?

Help me to understand this statement. I am under the impression that Danville is an independent city school district, like HHS and Newport. Does this mean that Boyle County High School is located in the city of Danville but not within the independent district boundaries?

 

You are correct. Boyle is within the city limits of Danville. Some of the Boyle County district is located within the city limits also. For example, I live within the city limits of Danville, but I am in the Boyle County School District. My kids attend the county school system and to top it all off, my wife teaches school in the Danville school system. :D

You are correct. Boyle is within the city limits of Danville. Some of the Boyle County district is located within the city limits also. For example, I live within the city limits of Danville, but I am in the Boyle County School District. My kids attend the county school system and to top it all off, my wife teaches school in the Danville school system. :D

Ok you've made me dizzy! Good Night.

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