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- Out Foxxed again!!! First it was Kade Goodin, now it's Timmy Emongo’s turn to ball out in defeat to Foxx Coons and Woodford County. Scott County's all-purpose star ran and received for 100+ yards each and scored three touchdowns, but the Cards weren't adequately dressed for “Jacket” weather. Coons is still a darkhorse at this point, but his play as of late merits recognition. He's thrown for over 500 yards with a TD/INT ratio of 9/0 in back to back wins over Collins and Scott County.

Class 1A
1. Pikeville
2. Raceland
3. Sayre

Class 2A
1. Beechwood
2. Owensboro Catholic
3. Lexington Christian Academy

Class 3A
1. Christian Academy-Louisville
2. Lexington Catholic
3. Murray

Class 4A
1. Highlands
2. Boyle County
3. Paducah Tilghman

Class 5A
1. Pulaski County
2. Woodford County
3. Scott County

Class 6A
1. Trinity
2. Frederick Douglass
3. Manual

It's Week 7 already?!?! Time to start tracking the teams that have yet to taste defeat. Last year at this time, there were 19 unbeatens. Right now we have 21.Ashland Blazer 😼Beechwood 🐯Bethlehem 🦅CAL 🇸🇯Caldwell County 🐯Carroll County ⚫🟡Danville ⚓Dayton 🔱Frederick Douglass 🐎Glasgow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿LaRue County 🇭🇳Lloyd Memorial 🔵🟡Lou. Holy Cross 🇶🇦Madison Central 🏹Middlesboro 🐝Paducah Tilghman 🌪️Paintsville 🐾 Pulaski County 🏴‍☠️Rockcastle County 🚀Sayre ⚔️West Jessamine 🐎 =================================We're guaranteed to lose at least one this week, with Holy Cross visiting Sayre in a marquee 1A contest.Caldwell County is a heavy underdog against Mayfield at War Memorial. Lloyd Memorial (Bourbon County) and Paducah Tilghman (Logan County) also face quality opponents this week.

But don't worry, the KHSAA figured out how to make eeeeeeverything fair by multiplying the enrollment numbers of the sixteen total private schools by 1.35 to reclassify. That's gonna fix it all. Well done, Julian 🙄
Seriously, look at the scores tonight....
Russell 60-6 over Lewis County
Madisonville-North Hopkins 60-14 over Apollo
Lexington Christian 49-14 over Shawnee
Walton-Verona 58-0 over Gallatin County
Beechwood 62-0 over St. Henry
North Oldham 49-6 over Valley
Atherton 49-0 over Butler
Trinity 73-0 over Ballard
Pulaski 66-31 over South Laurel
Lex Cath 45-0 over Mercer County
Breathitt County 48-0 over Morgan County
Bracken County 49-8 over Owen County
Madison Southern 43-15 over Montgomery County
Raceland 57-0 over Fairview
Scott County 55-18 over South Oldham
Spencer County 42-7 over Shelby County
Boyle County 42-0 over Russell County
Prestonsburg 54-14 over Floyd Central
Corbin 55-8 over Harlan County
Ashland 42-7 over Boyd County
West Carter 54-0 over Jackson County

1. Trinity 125.64 | 2. Christian Academy - Lou. 112.22 | 3. Beechwood 97.08 | 4. Frederick Douglass 95.35 | 5. Highlands 95.3 | 6. Boyle County 94.36 | 7. Covington Catholic 91.32 | 8. Manual 91.24 | 9. Paducah Tilghman 90.34 | 10. Pulaski County 81.87 | 11. South Warren 80.87 | 12. Madison Central 78.33 | 13. Woodford County 77.14 | 14. Owensboro Catholic 76.5 | 15. Lexington Catholic 75.53 | 16. Owensboro 74.36 | 17. St. Xavier 74.05 | 18. Pikeville 72.85 | 19. Lexington Christian 72.51 | 20. Corbin 69.91 | 21. Scott County 69.42 | 22. West Jessamine 68.78 | 23. Mayfield 67.26 | 24. Atherton 64.49 | 25. Madisonville N. Hopkins 64.36

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‼️Milestone‼️
Trinity’s golden boy has been relegated to silver. Brian Brohm, long considered the undisputed greatest Shamrock quarterback, has been surpassed as the school's all-time leader in touchdown passes. Zane Johnson now sits atop that podium after three of his six completions against Ballard reached the end zone. Johnson is reshaping the goat conversation in St. Matthews. He has a shot at Brohm's career yardage mark and, most importantly, a perfect 4/4 on state titles.