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D5/6/9 AAAA (Top 4 Qualify)
1. Bellefonte (7-1) 860
2. Johnstown (7-1) 780
3. Bradford (6-2) 630
4. Clearfield (4-4) 460
5. DuBois (3-5) 370
6. Somerset (2-6) 220

D5/6 AAA (Top 6 Qualify)
1. Huntingdon (8-0) 1110
2. Forest Hills (7-1) 890
3. Central (5-3) 630
4. Juniata (5-3) 610
5. Bald Eagle Area (4-4) 480
6. Bedford (3-5) 340
7. Tyrone (2-6) 250
8. Central Cambria (2-6) 190
9. Philipsburg-Osceola (1-7) 110
10. Penn Cambria (0-8) 0

D6 AA (Top 8 Qualify)
1. Ligonier Valley (8-0) 1010
2. Bellwood-Antis (8-0) 980
3. Southern Huntingdon (7-1) 810
4. Bishop McCort (6-2) 800
5. Mount Union (6-2) 760
6. Cambria Heights (5-3) 610
7. Westmont Hilltop (4-4) 520
8. West Shamokin (4-4) 440
9. Richland (3-5) 380
10. Penns Valley (2-6) 270
11. West Branch (2-6) 220
12. Marion Center (1-7) 100

D6 A (Top 12 Qualify)
1. Bishop Guilfoyle (8-0) 1190
2. Homer Center (7-1) 960
3. Portage (7-1) 890
4. Ferndale (6-2) 730
5. Juniata Valley (5-3) 640
6. Purchase Line (5-3) 640
7. Northern Cambria (5-3) 620
8. Penns Manor (4-4) 530
9. United (4-4) 510
10. Claysburg-Kimmel (4-4) 500
11. Glendale (3-5) 370
12. Blacklick Valley (2-6) 240
13. Moshannon Valley (2-6) 230
14. Bishop Carroll (1-7) 120
15. Blairsville (1-7) 120
16. Williamsburg (1-7) 110
17. Saltsburg (1-7) 110
18. Conemaugh Valley (0-8) 0
19. St. Joe's (0-6) 0

Now we are getting to a place to speculate some Playoff scenarios, this past week was a big one for lots of teams across the classifications.

Looks like Ligonier is a virtual lock for first. Bellwood at best can be tied after this coming week. So unless the Westpac surprises everyone and wins probably 8 out of 10. Ligonier will keep first.

In AAA, Central and Juniata should flip when Huntingdon beats them this week, which would mean they would get a second shot at Huntingdon in the second round. FH plays Bedford in the last week, that would knock out Bedford and open the door for Tyrone to get in as the six seed.

Could Ferndale give BG a game with their ability to throw the ball? This helped FH, not that Ferndale and FH are on the same level, but seemed like a way to attack BG.

CoffinCorner wrote:Could Ferndale give BG a game with their ability to throw the ball?   This helped FH, not that Ferndale and FH are on the same level, but seemed like a way to attack BG.

Probably not . Wasn't that Central Cambria's strength?

CoffinCorner wrote:Could Ferndale give BG a game with their ability to throw the ball?   This helped FH, not that Ferndale and FH are on the same level, but seemed like a way to attack BG.

No, Central Cambria has pretty decent passing game, probably better than Ferndale, BG shut them down with 4 picks, Ferndale couldn't stop BG either, BG would win by at least 35.

CoffinCorner wrote:Could Ferndale give BG a game with their ability to throw the ball?   This helped FH, not that Ferndale and FH are on the same level, but seemed like a way to attack BG.

Kinsey would face pressure like he hasn't seen before and I would not expect them to be able to run against BG's front.

You all may think I'm crazy, but I think BG/HC in the championship game is close to a coin toss.  HC had a nice game plan last year in the district championship game, but did not have the horses to last 48 minutes.  I think they have progressed nicely from last year and are very balanced on both sides of the ball.  That will be a great game if neither is upset along the way.  I do think BG would win, but it would be far from the 52-6 game last year.

Aiks19 wrote:Looks like Ligonier is a virtual lock for first. Bellwood at best can be tied after this coming week. So unless the Westpac surprises everyone and wins probably 8 out of 10. Ligonier will keep first.

I thought Bellwood could pass them based on Power Points. No?

If Forest Hills could not beat BG this year, Homer for sure is not.   I would expect a 28 or 35 point victory for BG again this year.