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3wishes

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  1. Mason County 24 Bourbon County 19 I wouldn't be shocked to see an upset though, I'm just betting with my head at this point due to Mason County being the clear favorite. I'm sure Bourbon County loves the under dog role all year though.
  2. No, but I still don't believe they are worse than #5.
  3. I have no idea, I do know they are playing a lot of young guys on varsity and their JV team has a lot of freshmen on it.
  4. I agree, they may not be suited for the #2 spot right now but IMO still ahead of Corbin no matter the ranking. I meant that Danville had been beaten by more than 5 touchdowns in their 2 losses and haven't really competed in either of them, regardless of the score.
  5. WOW! Did not realize Ft. Knox hasn't won a game in over 3 years, that is amazing.
  6. Partially the reason, along with the fact that several kids may have to be playing varsity that would normally be playing freshmen or JV, coaches cannot pre-determine who has to step up and play.
  7. Corbin has played 1A Harlan Ind. and a very down Danville team that was beaten by more than 5 touchdowns in week one. They haven't proven themselves yet. Whitley County had Lexington Catholic down 19 in the 4th quarter and has a solid team returning from last season, Corbin lost a lot from last year. Whitley County is the clear favorite at this point over Corbin.
  8. Some teams may just not have the players to play, it is a numbers game and if you can't take 11 to the game you don't have enough to play.
  9. St. X Ashland Pulaski County Pineville Whitley County Campbell County East Carter Rowan County Dixie Heights Holmes 63
  10. Actually HATZ was correct, Rockcastle does own Bell County in the playoffs. Rockcastle County has beaten them 4 times in the playoffs, three times for the regional championship. Bell County has beaten Rock twice in the playoffs. The overall record is 16-9 in Bell County's favor.
  11. What has Clay County done to make you feel that way, not being sarcastic, just curious because it has been hard to get a feel for Clay County this year due to their change in offense and their schedule.
  12. South Laurel - 31 Clay County - 19
  13. Lincoln will not score 3 touchdowns, Rock by a lot.
  14. What do you think the Somerset vs Corbin game score would look like?
  15. Their next 3 could very easily be losses. Has Danville ever been 1-5 to start the year?
  16. These 4 teams have over 20 State Championships, pretty nice lineup.
  17. It is a rule, each team had an additional 3 minutes after the halftime clock expires, 15 minutes for regular game and 20 minutes for special occasions; Homecoming, Bowl, etc. The team doesn't even have to be on the field then either, they just have to be lined up when the additional 3 minutes expires in Kickoff or Return formation.
  18. That has been mid to late 90's that they were ever a threat to be 1st or 2nd in the district, to the best of my knowledge.
  19. Graduating 11 starters on both sides has evidently shown this season for Estill County. It is the Jimmy's and Joe's, not the X's and O's.
  20. You have to wonder if Madison Southern is ever going to get over the hump.
  21. If he is in any kind of shape, but I doubt he has been conditioning this entire time off. Maybe a few more weeks to get back and acclimated but just a few days would be a stretch to expect him to just power down the field.

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