sportsdoc1

Dist. 4AA is the clearly at the top. Dist. 10 is 2nd. only to 4AA IMO.

Alcoa for sure.

Prayers from Scott County.

No. The part of your senario that is missing is that one of either Alcoa, Kingston, or Loudon would have to beat either CAK or Stone and then Scott would be second with the tie-breaker. If both CAK and Stone got another defeat then Scott would have been first, because Scott wins tie-breakers with everyone. However, none of this first or second talk matters now because Scott was upset at Loudon tonight. They do still have a very good shot at third if the can finish strong. That said, Scott has been playing very good ball as of late, but stumbled tonight.

Stone at Scott County moved from Friday 01-29-10 to Thursday 01-28-10.

I agree completely Balldaddy and greenfieldfan.

4A Scott Co. to Hillsboro, playing Maplewood 172 miles - 3 hours, 4 min. - by mapquest

My guess would be that in Quad 2 it would be as follows: Top half: #1 Alcoa & #6 York #5 McMinn & #7 Loudon Then bottom half: #2 Polk & #8 Kingston #3 Austin East & #4 CAK All four dist. 4 teams are opposite each other in the first round. Dist. 4 Champion and runner up are in opposite sides of the bracket. Both Dist. 5 teams are in opposite sides of the bracket. Dist. 4 Champion gets a lower seed than Dist. 4 runner up. Dist. 5 Champion gets a lower seed than Dist. 5 runner up. Overall #1 is away from over all #2 and #3. This is my best guess and... Of course this is if the rest of the season goes as predicted. Have fun.

Scott will win.

I strongly agree with you. If it's not broke, don't fix it!!!... And I don't like it.

Might want to check that... according to the minutes, if there is only one team from a class in a district, then there are no automatic qualifiers for that class for that district. That means that JCM will have to finish 1st. or 2nd. over all in their district or qualify as a wildcard. So there will only be 23 for sure locks. Also in district 3, Pigeon Forge is not listed. I have read that they are going to play up into 4A, but the state website still has them as 3A. Likewise, in district 6, Hixson is listed but on the state website they are listed as playing up into 4A. Do you have any insite on where for sure those two schools are competing, 3A or 4A. Thanks.

Scott

Also good to hear about the "classic" addition, hopefully the crew takes right to his guidance. Kaz or P22 are by chance refering to RW? If so, I think that is a step in the right direction.

Congrats to the HMS boys on an impressive victory. The championship game should be a good one, however I like the HMS Bears to win it. They are playing very good basketball right now.

Livingston should be in there somewhere.

I like the Huntsville Bears over Livesay.

I agree with your 1-3A except for maybe P.F. ahead of Union. I think 2-3A will be: 1. Catholic 2. Fulton 3. A.E. 4. Scott 5. Kingston 6. A.C. 7. Livingston 8. Stone I think that 1 & 2 are almost to close to call. They could switch. I think ruse? is right, if A.E. were to struggle Scott might get them. Not sure about Kingston, they might challenge Scott for 4 but could very well fall below A.C. to 6. Play of new starters will be critical. Stone could also jump Livingston to 7. Livingston has a new coach and lost some key players while Stones' enrollment is said to be swelling rapidly. They apparently would easily be 4A if reclassification were this year, and growing each week. It appears certain that they will only be a 2 year member of 2-3A before being reclassified into 4 or 5A. The Gap between 1-3A and 2-3A is extremly huge. The best of 1-3A would have to stuggle hard to not be at the bottom of 2-3A. 2-3A is the strongest region in the state in 3A IMHO.

In a word.........No.

Al Wilson (Broncos), Omar Gaither (Eagles), Kevin Simon (Redskins), Kevin Burnett (Cowboys), Keyon Whiteside (Colts), Eddie Moore (Dolphins), Lenard Little (Rams)(LB and DE at UT), Eric Westmoreland (Jaguars), Dominique Stevenson (Bills), and Raynoch Thompson (Cardinals) all in the past eight years, and Marvin Mitchell this year, would each probaly agree that they are glad they decided to play linebacker at Tennessee. The NFL seems to like linebackers who are developed at Tennessee. I'm not so sure about ND's recent NFL LB history. If ND played in a conferance they wouldn't, they wouldn't be in a BCS game. They should have to earn it like every other team does, not living off of hype from the past. If ND were in the SEC, hello Liberty Bowl.