Farm boy BC

For those of you saying only the top 2 teams from each district need to advance, I suggest we ask the following teams how they feel about that: Murray, Clinton County, Owen County, Newport, Union County, CAL, Madisonville-North Hopkins, and Dixie Heights. All were seeded #3 in their district and beat the #2 seed on Friday night. I do agree with the old way of playing another district the first two rounds. I am sure those districts that were mentioned at the beginning of this thread would agree also. In most of the other sports, the top two teams from the district championship game move on to regions and the top team from regions moves on, with there being 16 regions. Why couldn't you play the other district the first two rounds and the third round being the regional championship with there being 8 regions? I do like the RPI being used for home field advantage. Those teams that win their regular season games, and played a tough schedule should be rewarded with home field advantage.

The Louisville, Lexington, Northern KY triangle that gets the most attention.

Agreed. I’m not sure that Boyle can handle Johnson Central’s line. Just watching film, they are scary good. They are not getting enough credit because they are out of the triangle everyone talks about.

Seems to be an ankle sprain.

I know I’m comparing apples and oranges. But Boyle beat North Hardin last season. I may stand corrected, but I believe Oxendine only had one tackle in that game. Then sophomore Caleb Edmiston, #72, contained him all game.

Statistics so far this season.... Boyle County Points: 359-70 Rushing Yards: 1330 Rushing Allowed: 289 Passing Yards: 1785 Passing Allowed: 821 Frankin County Points: 328-81 Rushing: 1356 Rushing allowed: 840 Passing: 1685 Passing allowed: 469 Johnson Central Points: 312-79 Rushing: 1774 Rushing allowed: 445 Passing: 535 Passing allowed: 659 Statistically speaking, Franklin County would be a much tougher match for Boyle.

When was the last time CAL had a running clock on them?