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Scott County Simon Kenton Kentucky Country Day Newport Central Catholic Oklahoma Tiebreaker #1: 73

Elder (OH) Louisville Holy Cross Frederick Douglass Bryan Station Alabama Tiebreaker #1: 54

They had Lexington Sayre scheduled before the season started but they game got taken off after Sayre had to schedule Berea for a district game from what I was told. And they only played 9 games a year ago, after losing Morgan County, who had a game scheduled with Paris at the same time.

Highlands Franklin County Bourbon County Boyd County South Carolina Total points: 63.

South Warren Bryan Station Franklin-Simpson Murray Iowa Tiebreaker #1: Total points: 44

Covington Catholic Scott County Belfry North Laurel Lexington Christian Academy Tiebreaker #1: 56

Boyle County Pikeville Trinity Pulaski County Owensboro Tiebreaker #1: 63

Paducah Tilghman Frederick Douglass Belfry Raceland Ludlow Total points: 56

That would be correct!

If this is referencing the 1979 football season, then that would be the year Randy Reese succeeded Homer Goins as head coach at Paris High School.

South Warren Christian Academy of Louisville Saint Xavier Madison Central Indian Hill (OH) Tiebreaker: 56 points

Frederick Douglass Trinity Scott County St. Xavier Murray 55 TOTAL POINTS

Bill Arnsparger Greyhound Hall of Fame Bowl Aug 21 at Blanton Collier Stadium Paris vs. Frankfort - 7:30pm

I think teams should receive a forfeit win if the team they're supposed to face, backs out of the playoffs, unless they've made it known in a timely matter. A week before the playoffs start, I think that's too late! IMO

Anderson County played in a five-team district, and they did not qualify for the playoffs after finishing fifth.

It has not been made official, but I think Frankfort has forfeited the playoff game next week against Paris from what I've been told.

Those region championship games during those times, felt like the state finals! #ParisPride

If you go back further, I can remember only the district winner advancing to the playoffs, making the state championship finals the week of Thanksgiving, when they had 3 and then 4 classes.

Final score: Paris 46, Nicholas County 12

Paris scores on a fumble recovery ... their lead is now 46-12 with 2:53 to go!

Nicholas County running game back at it ... they finally end their scoring drought with a Simons 3-yard TD. With 8:21 showing on the clock, Paris in front 39-12

Turner hits Brandon Santiago on a 30-yard TD pass that came on fourth down. Hounds lead grows to 39-6 heading into the final quarter.

Nicholas County goes for it on fourth down and Paris holds.

Following a NC punt ... Paris responds with Turner on a one-yard QB sneak. Greyhounds extend their lead to 32-6 with 3:53 left in the third!

Question remains ... can Paris hold up? They've struggled in the second half all season long from fatigue!