Here's what I put together this afternoon... I will complete D2 asap
DIVISION 1
District 1
McLean (2-0) is the district champion, with only a home game with Miami (0-2) remaining. White Deer and Valley (both 1-1) are playing for the second spot. Even if Miami pulled off the upset, McLean holds a win over the other two.
District 2
Hart (1-3) and Lorenzo (0-3) are eliminated. Petersburg (3-0) looks to be in the driver’s seat, as they travel to Nazareth (2-1) as a 30-point favorite. Happy (2-1) is the likely runner-up as a 45-point favorite at home against Lorenzo.
District 3
Knox City (4-0) has clinched the district title and is enjoying a week off to get ready for the playoffs. Crowell (2-1) is the runner-up, as they head to Chillicothe (0-3). A loss would place them in to a tie with the Northside-Paducah winner and they hold a win over both.
District 4
Ira (3-0) looks to be heading towards another district title with Spur as the runner-up. If I am looking at this correctly, even a Spur loss to Rotan and Spur has the tie-breaker over both Aspermont and Hermleigh (should they upset Ira).
District 5
Ropes (3-0) is the district champion and heads to Wellman-Union for what may be the final time. https://www.kcbd.com/video/2019/10/29/meadow-ropes-ready-add-final-line-six-man-football-rivalry/ Morton (3-1) is the district runner-up.
District 6
Borden County (3-0) is the district champion and heads to Grady (1-2) this weekend. Klondike (2-1) is a 45-point favorite over O’Donnell (2-1), but with a playoff berth on the line, you never know what will happen.
District 7
Balmorhea (2-0) is at Rankin (2-0). Both have a spot in the playoffs, but the Bears are 42-point favorites to claim the district title.
District 8
The Battle of the Cities. I am guessing they have a better name for this. Sterling City (9-0, 3-0) is a 45-point favorite over Garden City (7-2, 3-0).
District 9
This district was voted most likely to be a complete mess when you wake up on Saturday. Perrin-Whitt (3-0) is leading the district race, but a 7-point underdog on the road at Saint Jo (2-1). Newcastle (3-1) is in the clubhouse with a 79-70 win over Saint Jo last week. They suffered a 40-36 loss to P-W in week 7. In a simple world, P-W wins on the road and secures the title, with Newcastle as runner-up. If Saint Jo wins, I am guessing we get into one of those fun point differential exercises. Here’s where we stand: Newcastle +5, P-W, +4, SJ -9. A Saint Jo win by 7 points (the actual spread) makes them -2 and PW -3. Also, when you work this out, Newcastle has clinched a playoff spot.
District 10
Blum (4-0) is the district champion. The rest could be interesting. Aquilla (2-1) is a 20-point favorite over Abbott (1-2) and Covington (1-2) is 45-point favorite at Gholson (0-3) (which by the way is hosting six games this weekend, but that’s another story). We all know the Rabbits v. the River Rats can go either way, but the easy route of for Aquilla to win out. A three-way tie probably leaves Abbott out since they have the 20+ point losses to the others and I assume it is capped. Aquilla would have to lose by the max to give Covington a chance. Unless of course it is just a coin flip.
District 11
Avalon (2-0) and Milford (2-0) are both in. If I’d have told you Milford would be a 10-point underdog in this game before the season started you probably would think I was crazy.
District 12
This district is just weird. They are done. Finished last week. Union Hill (9-1, 3-0) is the champion and Leverett’s Chapel (7-1, 2-1) is the runner-up.
District 13
Eden (3-0) leads the district and hosts Robert Lee (2-1). Veribest (3-1) is done. Eden is a 45-point favorite and a win gives them the title with Veribest as runner-up. A Robert Lee win and they are likely in since Veribest lost by 52 to Eden and only beat RL by 4.
District 14
May (2-0) is a heavy favorite at Lingleville (1-1). Gorman (1-1) is a heavy favorite over Santa Anna (0-2). This would put May as the district champion and Gorman as runner-up. This could get tricky if Lingleville stepped in there, but highly unlikely. Lingleville still could actually win the district with a win and a Gorman loss. There’s all sorts of crazy options, but let’s not overthink this.
District 15
Jonesboro (2-0) is hosting Evant (1-1), while Lometa (0-2) is at Zephyr (1-1). Jonesboro is favored by 45 with Zephyr favored by 29. This could go a couple of ways, but basic path begins with Jonesboro and Zephyr going 1-2. Of course, a Lometa win and Jonesboro win send Lometa as runner-up. An Evant win would really throw a wrench into everything. Should Evant and Lometa win, Evant would be district champ and Jonesboro runner-up. An Evant-Zephyr combo throws it into a three-way tie.
District 16
Nueces Canyon (2-0) heads to Prairie Lea (0-2) this weekend with the district title already sewn up. The big game will be Medina (1-1) at Leakey (1-1), although Leakey is favored by 45 at hime.
DIVISION 1
District 1
McLean (2-0) is the district champion, with only a home game with Miami (0-2) remaining. White Deer and Valley (both 1-1) are playing for the second spot. Even if Miami pulled off the upset, McLean holds a win over the other two.
District 2
Hart (1-3) and Lorenzo (0-3) are eliminated. Petersburg (3-0) looks to be in the driver’s seat, as they travel to Nazareth (2-1) as a 30-point favorite. Happy (2-1) is the likely runner-up as a 45-point favorite at home against Lorenzo.
District 3
Knox City (4-0) has clinched the district title and is enjoying a week off to get ready for the playoffs. Crowell (2-1) is the runner-up, as they head to Chillicothe (0-3). A loss would place them in to a tie with the Northside-Paducah winner and they hold a win over both.
District 4
Ira (3-0) looks to be heading towards another district title with Spur as the runner-up. If I am looking at this correctly, even a Spur loss to Rotan and Spur has the tie-breaker over both Aspermont and Hermleigh (should they upset Ira).
District 5
Ropes (3-0) is the district champion and heads to Wellman-Union for what may be the final time. https://www.kcbd.com/video/2019/10/29/meadow-ropes-ready-add-final-line-six-man-football-rivalry/ Morton (3-1) is the district runner-up.
District 6
Borden County (3-0) is the district champion and heads to Grady (1-2) this weekend. Klondike (2-1) is a 45-point favorite over O’Donnell (2-1), but with a playoff berth on the line, you never know what will happen.
District 7
Balmorhea (2-0) is at Rankin (2-0). Both have a spot in the playoffs, but the Bears are 42-point favorites to claim the district title.
District 8
The Battle of the Cities. I am guessing they have a better name for this. Sterling City (9-0, 3-0) is a 45-point favorite over Garden City (7-2, 3-0).
District 9
This district was voted most likely to be a complete mess when you wake up on Saturday. Perrin-Whitt (3-0) is leading the district race, but a 7-point underdog on the road at Saint Jo (2-1). Newcastle (3-1) is in the clubhouse with a 79-70 win over Saint Jo last week. They suffered a 40-36 loss to P-W in week 7. In a simple world, P-W wins on the road and secures the title, with Newcastle as runner-up. If Saint Jo wins, I am guessing we get into one of those fun point differential exercises. Here’s where we stand: Newcastle +5, P-W, +4, SJ -9. A Saint Jo win by 7 points (the actual spread) makes them -2 and PW -3. Also, when you work this out, Newcastle has clinched a playoff spot.
District 10
Blum (4-0) is the district champion. The rest could be interesting. Aquilla (2-1) is a 20-point favorite over Abbott (1-2) and Covington (1-2) is 45-point favorite at Gholson (0-3) (which by the way is hosting six games this weekend, but that’s another story). We all know the Rabbits v. the River Rats can go either way, but the easy route of for Aquilla to win out. A three-way tie probably leaves Abbott out since they have the 20+ point losses to the others and I assume it is capped. Aquilla would have to lose by the max to give Covington a chance. Unless of course it is just a coin flip.
District 11
Avalon (2-0) and Milford (2-0) are both in. If I’d have told you Milford would be a 10-point underdog in this game before the season started you probably would think I was crazy.
District 12
This district is just weird. They are done. Finished last week. Union Hill (9-1, 3-0) is the champion and Leverett’s Chapel (7-1, 2-1) is the runner-up.
District 13
Eden (3-0) leads the district and hosts Robert Lee (2-1). Veribest (3-1) is done. Eden is a 45-point favorite and a win gives them the title with Veribest as runner-up. A Robert Lee win and they are likely in since Veribest lost by 52 to Eden and only beat RL by 4.
District 14
May (2-0) is a heavy favorite at Lingleville (1-1). Gorman (1-1) is a heavy favorite over Santa Anna (0-2). This would put May as the district champion and Gorman as runner-up. This could get tricky if Lingleville stepped in there, but highly unlikely. Lingleville still could actually win the district with a win and a Gorman loss. There’s all sorts of crazy options, but let’s not overthink this.
District 15
Jonesboro (2-0) is hosting Evant (1-1), while Lometa (0-2) is at Zephyr (1-1). Jonesboro is favored by 45 with Zephyr favored by 29. This could go a couple of ways, but basic path begins with Jonesboro and Zephyr going 1-2. Of course, a Lometa win and Jonesboro win send Lometa as runner-up. An Evant win would really throw a wrench into everything. Should Evant and Lometa win, Evant would be district champ and Jonesboro runner-up. An Evant-Zephyr combo throws it into a three-way tie.
District 16
Nueces Canyon (2-0) heads to Prairie Lea (0-2) this weekend with the district title already sewn up. The big game will be Medina (1-1) at Leakey (1-1), although Leakey is favored by 45 at hime.
