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Class 6A Rankings for 9-7

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1. Trinity at Cincinnati Elder, OH

2. Manual at Pleasure Ridge Park

3. Scott County at Madison Central

4. Saint Xavier vs. 4A Doss

5. Male at 4A #4 Lexington Catholic

6. Butler vs. Central Hardin

7. Ballard at 3A #1 Central

8. Henderson County at 5A #1 Bowling Green

9. Lafayette vs. 4A #10 Owensboro

10. Ryle -- OPEN

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Agree or Disagree?

Not sure if I would place Ballard that high, but then again I don't know who I would put in their place either.

I believe Central Hardin should get some consideration for the Top 10. They'll have there opportunities though, beginning this week...

Thank goodness Coach W was wise enough to schedule an open date here!

I think it is hilarious that Jason Frakes posted a couple weeks ago how bad the BGP Rankings were for not having Saint Xavier as #2. He noted that there was NO WAY that either Manual or Male could be ranked above St. X.. If you will look at his Courier-Journal Blog this week, you will notice that his AP ballot has Trinity #1, Manual #2, and St. X #3. It definitely looks like he is having second thoughts now! :lol:

 

By the way, it looks like the other AP voters throughout the state are coming even more in line with the BGP 6A Rankings. This week they have exactly the same Top 4 as BGP:

 

1. Trinity

2. Manual

3. Scott County

4. Saint Xavier :thumb:

I believe Central Hardin should get some consideration for the Top 10. They'll have there opportunities though, beginning this week...
I agree. There is no dominant Louisville public school this year and some of the teams that have been fringe teams in the past have a good shot at making some noise this year, Central Hardin included.

I would put Boone County in the top 10.

Scott Co may be that good, but they have played a schedule that leaves a lot to be desired. I think #3 is a bit high for them.

I agree. There is no dominant Louisville public school this year and some of the teams that have been fringe teams in the past have a good shot at making some noise this year, Central Hardin included.

 

I think this week's away game with 6A Butler will provide some insight into whether Central Hardin is "real or memorex". They did not have much competition in their two home victories over 2A DeSales and 3A Elizabethtown. They have a stretch of three straight games in a couple weeks against John Hardin, Western, and Meade County which will really make or break them.

I think this week's away game with 6A Butler will provide some insight into whether Central Hardin is "real or memorex". They did not have much competition in their two home victories over 2A DeSales and 3A Elizabethtown. They have a stretch of three straight games in a couple weeks against John Hardin, Western, and Meade County which will really make or brake them.

 

You're dating yourself.

You're dating yourself.

 

I've still got a good collection of 45s as well. :lol:

Key passage: "a couple of weeks ago."

 

I base my rankings on results, not speculation.

Key passage: "a couple of weeks ago."

 

I base my rankings on results, not speculation.

 

Logical.

 

Question, who took JasonFrakes and JasonFrakes1?

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Key passage: "a couple of weeks ago."

 

I base my rankings on results, not speculation.

 

We beat you on this one Jason, give us a little credit Brother... :D

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