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Elder KCD Mad. Central Bryan Station Georgia Tiebreaker 48

Highlands Spencer County Bourbon County Greenup County Kentucky 42 points

Pulaski Co. Bryan Station Warren East Murray Michigan 55 points

Cov. Catholic Madison Central Belfry Norht Laurel LCA 56 points

Pre-season if you asked me, I would've said Green but Larue is making a believer out of me. Green is physical, so if Larue can match the physicality of Green and contain the run game, I think Larue wins.

Highlands Pikeville Baylor Corbin Owensboro 56 points

Paducah Tilghman Manual Johnson Central Raceland Ludlow Tie: 42

I didn't always agree with every decision that Tackett made, but then again who does? Overall, I think he's been very good for the state! The biggest surprise to me in this announcement was Butch Cope deciding to retire. I think most people had him pegged to be the next commissioner. KHSAA has a long history of hiring from within so I would expect the next commissioner would be a current associate commissioner. It's my understanding that Bilberry is not interested in that position, but I could be misinformed about that.

South Warren Cal St. X Mad. Central Beechwood Tiebreaker: 55

Highlands Trinity Franklin Co. St. X Murray 53 points

Tragedy has struck the 5th region and Taylor County. Rising Senior, Jaron Johnson was shot and killed early Sunday morning. Such a sad situation. My thoughts and prayers are with the Johnson family, his teammates and the Taylor County schools.

Josh Pittman, most recently at Caverna, has been hired as the boys basketball coach.

Wonder if they would reach out to Bramblett from North Hardin now that she is available?

Cause I didn't want to post any names while they might have been in the middle of a contract discussion. But I can say now that I know for sure, Glenn Peterson is not planning to return as a head coach, and that the job was offered to Keith Adkins but he has turned it down.

Was told that it is parent issues. Hard to believe that they would want her gone after arguably one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school.