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Boyle County and Bell County

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If Boyle and Bell face one another during 4A race, will it have to be for state championship or next week? Just curious.

Next week in the Semi's if it happens.

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Next week in the Semi's if it happens.

 

Thank you

Not trieng to sound smart or blunt but why wouldn't it happen?

Not trieng to sound smart or blunt but why wouldn't it happen?

 

Both teams do have to win Friday Night to make it happen. Lexington Catholic and Knox Central are in the way first.

To add to that, the semi-state game will be played at the winner of Region IV. So either Boyle County or Lexington Catholic will have to travel to either Knox Central or Bell County next weekend. Seeds are out the window after the first three rounds.

Are you sure about that? So your saying if you had a #4 seed make it to the semi's and they play the #1 seed from the other half of the bracket, that the #1 seed would have to travel?? That dont sound right lol. Again not saying your wrong but it just sounds strange....

Edited by threetimelover
Rule 13

I think it is in the even years the even region hosts the state semis, in the odd years the odd region hosts. Seeds don't matter in the state semis.

I think it is in the even years the even region hosts the state semis, in the odd years the odd region hosts. Seeds don't matter in the state semis.

 

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