CORBIN —
Steve Jewell’s Corbin Redhounds were needing a win to stir things up for the district’s No. 1 seed, but rival Bell County would take no part in it by defeating the Redhounds at Campbell Field Friday.
After stringing together a 47-game district win streak, the Redhounds have lost three district games during the past two years.
The loss means Corbin will now hit the road during first round action of the Class 3A playoffs — and the road hasn’t been kind to the Redhounds in post-season play.
Jewell’s squad has lost five straight playoff games (2003, 06, 07, 09 and 11) and haven’t won on the road in the playoffs since defeating Green County, 48-19, back on Nov. 17, 2000.
All is not lost, though. This is a good Corbin team. Jewell’s squad should win the remainder of their regular season games and be on a roll once the playoffs begin.
It looks like the Redhounds’ first round foe could be LaRue County (4-3), which, in turn, could be a winnable game for Corbin.
Sports Editorials
Loss guarantees Corbin a road playoff game
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I took advantage of my boss’ offer to stay in Corbin and man the fort as opposed to another trip to Harlan County Friday night. But don’t think I’m just sitting around with the day off. There’s always something to do here in the world of Tri-County sports and Friday was no exception.
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Like it or Not
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The Way it Is
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Like it or Not
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Like it or Not
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the Way it Is
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The postseason is going to be very entertaining
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Richard Jones and Lady Wildcats came oh, so close
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The Border Bowl is all grown up
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13th Region Notebook
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