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1A-Fairview 2A-Owen Co. 3A-Henry Co. 4A-Mccreary Cent. 5A-Holmes 6A-PL Dunbar

7-Holmes 5-Card. Mooney 3-New Cath 2-Grant Co. 1-Tates Creek TB=Holmes

7-John Hardin 5-Bowling Green 3-Scott Co. 2-Lafayette 1-Bishop Cath. TB= John Hardin

7-Hoptown 5-Fort Campbell 3-Tilghman 2-Calloway 1-Muhl. So. TB=Tilghman

7-Russell 5-Ashland 3-Letcher Cent. 2-Johnson Cent. 1-Knox Cent. TB=Letcher Cent.

7-John Hardin 5-Belfry 3-St. X 2-Manual 1-Fern Creek John Hardin

Tilghman Ashland Pulaski Johnson Cent. Tates Creek Manual Bowling Green Fort Campbell Green Co. Warren Cent. 71

Shawn Alexander and whoever they would put at wr.

I liked the 4 class system that we had. Since we have the 6 classes I too like only 16 going.

I would love to see my admirals go toe to toe with New Cath one more time at Papa Johns. That last one was a classic and we need some revenge.

I would say he probably is still the fastest h.s. player I have seen in Central Ky.

Smith did dominate that game between the 2. I still like Turner.

They should definitely play 3A. Mercer did it down here and they thrived off the people around the state who thought this was unfair. I doubt that HC has that caliber of athletes right now but Larkey will get these guys on track. I believe they will have even more success in that 5A district.

Well big guy maybe you can just move on to the Harlan Co. thread.

1400 students to 250 students does not sound real fair but I guess I could be wrong.

What will these guys look like up front?

Madison Southern Boyle

Man he seem to have that program on the right track

Is this the same Tom Roberts that was head coach at Western Hills?

Aumiller can flat out get it done. Somebody will be getting one heck of a player.

They would have been luckier to land Perry

I was told that Perry took his name out of the hat early in the week.

Has there been any interviews?

I never thought of it like that. I think you have a legitimate point. I would have to say yes, it would effect bingo.

I always liked Williamstown. I am glad to see that northern ky. does love them.