It will be interesting. If JCM wins out, they win. If Henry Co. wins out, they win. Hardin Co. has to have Henry lose to JCM and Northside AND win out, and they win. Although JCM controls their own destiny, they have a though road to travel. And even though Hardin Co. has the best overall record, their one loss to a region team that's in the driver's seat hurts them. Henry Co. can afford to slip up against Northside, still beat JCM and win it.
Whats interesting is that JCM's loss to Brighton hurts Hardin County. For hypothetical purposes, lets say that JCM beat Brighton. OK now say Henry beats Northside and loses to JCM. Hardin wins out and beats Lexington, Munford, and JCM. Now we have a triangle situation. All three teams have one region loss and it is a tie. The result is the title goes to the team with the best overall record. Hardin is the only one loss team in the region. They win. However, in reality if that happens, JCM has two region losses, Henry and Hardin both have one. Henry has them head-to-head.