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Do you want to know which teams enter the HS football playoffs on a roll? Read my latest blog and find out.
The High School Football Playoffs are here. Some teams have limped in while others come in on a roll. So let’s take a look at a couple of the teams that enter on a streak.
10 in a row: (obviously, these are the undefeated teams)
Prestonsburg – They had some questions before the year began. Now they seem to have all the answers.
Somerset – All right, how many of you thought the Briar Jumpers would go undefeated… before the season began.
Lawrence County – from 0-11 to 10-0. What more do you need to say?
9 in a row:
Bell County – after a season opening loss to Alcoa, TN the Bobcats have responded by rolling off 9 straight wins. Not to sound like a broken record, but their defense has been extremely impressive. In 7 of their wins they held their opponents to 7 or less points.
6 in a row:
Johnson Central – The Golden Eagles are flying high after their victory over Belfry. JCHS started the season 0-4 before they got things going. Now they have a lot of momentum heading forward.
5 in a row:
Allen Central – The Rebels have been scoring in bunches at the end of the season averaging 46 points per game over their 5 game winning streak.
4 in a row:
Letcher Central – The Cougars enter the playoffs winners of 4 straight. The last 3 have been by 16 or more.
Breathitt County – After winning their season opener, the Bobcats dropped 5 straight. Now they have put together a game winning streak (including a forfeit win) and will try to get back to form for a deep playoff push.
Pulaski County – The Maroons have been on a roll as of late, winners in 7 of their last 8. Their only loss was by 1 to Barren County. They seem to have things figured out.
Make sure to get out and support your local teams.
~ Jeff Archer
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