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Top 20
1.Elliott County (9-1) 103.5
2.Scott County (9-3) 98.4
3.Shelby Valley (7-4) 94.1
4.Jeffersontown (11-1) 92.7
5.Holmes (12-1) 92.3
6.Eastern (13-0) 91.9
7.Boone County (8-2) 91.7
8.Bryan Station (9-2) 89.3
9.Lexington Catholic (11-3) 88.8
10.Mason County (10-2) 88.5
11.Ballard (9-3) 88.1
12.Clark County (9-3) 86.7
13.Paul Dunbar (6-1) 86.2
14.Christian County (6-2) 86.0
15.Franklin County (8-2) 85.4
16.Warren Central (8-3) 85.3
17.Corbin (10-2) 85.2
18.Seneca (9-5) 84.6
19.Madison Central (10-2) 84.0
20.Trinity (12-1) 83.4

I just want to throw this out there,But one would have to look at the win-loss records and wonder how they come up with that. I know strength of schedule plays a part.

Stardust Wrote:Top 20
1.Elliott County (9-1) 103.5
2.Scott County (9-3) 98.4
3.Shelby Valley (7-4) 94.1
4.Jeffersontown (11-1) 92.7
5.Holmes (12-1) 92.3
6.Eastern (13-0) 91.9
7.Boone County (8-2) 91.7
8.Bryan Station (9-2) 89.3
9.Lexington Catholic (11-3) 88.8
10.Mason County (10-2) 88.5
11.Ballard (9-3) 88.1
12.Clark County (9-3) 86.7
13.Paul Dunbar (6-1) 86.2
14.Christian County (6-2) 86.0
15.Franklin County (8-2) 85.4
16.Warren Central (8-3) 85.3
17.Corbin (10-2) 85.2
18.Seneca (9-5) 84.6
19.Madison Central (10-2) 84.0
20.Trinity (12-1) 83.4

I question Elliott, Shelby Valley and Boone being as high as they are.
-Excluding Boone Co. the other two have played an easy in-state schedule.

I question Holmes and Bryan Station being as low as they are.

In my opinion all the teams listed could be in the states top 20 except for Christian County.

I would agree about Boone's high ranking. They are very solid, but they have yet to play a strong enough schedule that ranks them that high. I dare say that the same can be said about several other teams on this list.

Rankings are for fans. It's great that we have a playoff system that proves who #1 is.