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That’s a product of the offensive system. I’d consider the Berry kid from I think 2004 the best QB and his WR TK Guess the best WR, that Crittenden has produced.

Good QB and WR. Not the best in school history.

You at the game deuce?

I think this could be a 2-1 type finish.

McCracken has some decent pitching as well...

Exactly. A dominant pitcher can control the game.

3rd straight final 4. Gonna be a tall task with Highlands next Friday.

Final 16-0

Up 16-0 right now

12-0 Bottom of the 3rd

Bottom of the 1st, McCracken up 7-0 after a Rook Ellington bases clearing triple.

Not really sure where to post this, but apparently a Bowling Green journalist, Paul Gray collapsed on the field last night and later passed away. How awful.

McCracken comes out swinging to quickly dispatch Campbell Co. Advance to play the winner of Madison Central/Bowling Green.

There is the problem. A region 1&16 will likely not have head to head and most likely no common opponents. Then we’re back to another “buzz word” with no definition in your “formula rankings.” In theory, seeding sounds great for the big city schools. Not so much the rural regions.

So what’s your criteria? It’s easy to blindly say buzz words like “criteria” or “formula”.

Your suggestions just don’t seem to be that much better. At least with a blind drawing, you’re eliminating the chance of nepotism.

So by your logic, you’re ok with messing up seeding as long as it’s done the way you want it.

I’d rather have it seeded by chance than a bunch of writers who’ve not seen all the teams play deciding the fate.

Like I said, your team in the densely populated areas will always get more votes because they’re seen more and get more votes. The rural teams will always get screwed your way.

I think if you start trying to do the seeding, a lot of the more rural regions could be in jeopardy of getting screwed on a yearly basis because your Louisville metro/Lexington metro/NKY areas will always be looked at as the “favorites” because they play in the more populated areas. You’re far west and Far East regions will typically be playing catch-up in the standings from the get go. Blind draw is the only way to equally value each region championship.

Oh I know, and it’s a huge win for the Ballard program. Just a down year for the Mustangs by their standards.

They’ve graduated a lot of college players the last two years. A lot of younger players. They’ll bounce back next year.

Definitely not your typical Mustangs this year.

Not exactly one of the nicer fields in the region,