[RunItUpTheGut]

Using RIUTG's 39 teams here is what I come up with...
District 1: Tilghman, Ft. Campbell, Union County, Caldwell County, Trigg County
District 2: Hart Co, Larue Co, Thomas Nelson, Bardstown, Etown
District 3: DeSales, CAL, Waggener, Henry County, Pendleton County
District 4: Adair County, McCreary Central, Casey County, Rockcastle Co, Corbin
District 5: Boyle Co, Garrard Co, LexCath, Mercer Co, Western Hills
District 6: Russell, Lewis County, Fleming Co, Powell Co, Lawrence Co
District 7: Morgan Co, Breathitt Co, Jackson Co, Knott Cen, Estill Co
District 8: Belfry, Pike Central, Sheldon Clark, Bell County

These teams are the variables that would cause everything to rotate from a geographical standpoint:

Bell County- The single greatest of all... not only do they struggle to have geographically close teams... they are right on the border of East/West and by far the most powerful team without a set geographical distinction.

Lawrence County- Though their original district remains in tact, the NE KY District now needs a 5th team and it is far more convenient for LC to join that district than potentially having to travel to Bell County

Pendleton County- No other "NKY" team to speak of.. do you put them with the NEKY District or the Louisville District? Will they even compete for a district?

This alignment would be the story of the "Have's and the Have Not's". Districts 1, 3, 5, and 8 would be incredibly loaded.
The remaining 4 districts would border on being very weak.

I would argue in most years 12 or 13 of your top 15 3A teams would come from 4 districts.

Its really hard to figure out those teams that are no where close to another district. I would thin Bell would have a better shot getting stuck in your district 4, while one of those teams move to district 3.
Then, I would have to take a team out of your district 7 and add it to district 8.

Don't forget though, I just remembered that Pendleton County gave up there district status a couple of years ago.
They may not even have to be slotted to a district!


Also, sorry for the screw up, but Mercer County is 4A. Central is still 3A. The numbers were screwed up.

You need to take Mercer out and slot Central somewhere.