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By the Lincoln Journal Star

Saturday, Nov 08, 2008 - 05:43:35 pm CST

Class A

SEMIFINALS SATURDAY, NOV. 15

Omaha North (10-1) at Millard West (11-0)

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Millard South (8-3) at Creighton Prep (11-0)

Championship, Friday, Nov. 21

QUARTERFINALS FRIDAY

Creighton Prep 7, Grand Island 0

Millard South 41, Lincoln North Star 21

Millard West 42, Bellevue West 7

Omaha North 21, Kearney 10

FIRST ROUND FRIDAY, OCT. 31

Bellevue West 30, Omaha Burke 28

Creighton Prep 21, Fremont 0

Grand Island 21, Lincoln Southwest 7

Kearney 29, Omaha Westside 21

Lincoln North Star 33, Papillion-LV 20

Millard South 36, Elkhorn 26

Millard West 77, Omaha Northwest 0

Omaha North 42, Papillion-LV South 21

Class B

SEMIFINALS SATURDAY, Nov. 15

Beatrice (10-1) at Lincoln Pius X (9-2)

McCook (11-0) at Aurora (10-1)

Championship, Saturday, Nov. 22

QUARTERFINALS FRIDAY

Aurora 28, Alliance 0

Beatrice 27, Omaha Skutt 13

Lincoln Pius X 14, Omaha Gross 0

McCook 42, Schuyler 7

FIRST ROUND FRIDAY, OCT. 31

Alliance 12, Ogallala 7

Aurora 34, Lexington 14

Beatrice 24, Ralston 18

Lincoln Pius X 23, Gretna 3

McCook 46, Columbus 0

Omaha Gross 17, Crete 10

Omaha Skutt 35, Waverly 10

Schuyler 28, Holdrege 21

Class C-1

QUARTERFINALS MONDAY

East BracketBishop Neumann (8-2) at Syracuse (10-0), 7

Boys Town (10-0) at Norfolk Catholic (10-0), 6

West Bracket

Gothenburg (9-1) at Chadron (10-0), 2 MT

Pierce (9-1) at Hastings SC (10-0), 5

Semifinals, Saturday, Nov. 15

Championship, Saturday, Nov. 22

SECOND ROUND WEDNESDAY

Bishop Neumann 41, David City 20

Boys Town 42, Madison 0

Chadron 35, Crofton 7

Gothenburg 41, St. Paul 9

Hastings SC 49, Broken Bow 6

Norfolk Catholic 42, Omaha Roncalli 6

Pierce 47, Grand Island CC 7

Syracuse 40, Bennington 13

FIRST ROUND THURSDAY, OCT. 30

Bennington 21, Fairbury 20

Bishop Neumann 32, Raymond Central 0

Boys Town 41, Auburn 14

Broken Bow 61, Mitchell 0

Chadron 45, Valentine 7

Crofton 32, Minden 14

David City 24, Columbus Scotus 21

Gothenburg 34, Battle Creek 7

Grand Island CC 14, Wood River 6

Hastings SC 49, Boone Central 0

Madison 30, Lincoln Lutheran 13

Norfolk Catholic 48, North Bend Central 13

Omaha Roncalli 34, Wahoo 24

Pierce 54, Twin River 8

St. Paul 33, Gordon-Rushville 7

Syracuse 50, Wisner-Pilger 22

Class C-2

QUARTERFINALS MONDAY

East Bracket

Archbishop Bergan (8-2) at Stanton (10-0), 6

Laurel-Concord (7-3) at Elmwood-Murdock (10-0), 6:30

West Bracket

Blue Hill (9-1) at Elm Creek (10-0), 5

Ravenna (8-2) at Plainview (8-2), 4

Semifinals, Saturday, Nov. 15

Championship, Friday, Nov. 21

SECOND ROUND WEDNESDAY

Archbishop Bergan 49, Wilber-Clatonia 14

Blue Hill 28, Cambridge 6

Elm Creek 37, Creighton 36

Elmwood-Murdock 48, Ponca 21

Laurel-Concord 15, Aquinas 14

Plainview 16, Hartington CC 13, 2OT

Ravenna 41, Kearney Catholic 21

Stanton 56, West Point CC 0

FIRST ROUND THURSDAY, OCT. 30

Aquinas 35, Oakland-Craig 19

Archbishop Bergan 48, Lincoln Christian 15

Blue Hill 36, Fullerton 6

Cambridge 41, North Platte SP 7

Creighton 28, Cross County 21

Elm Creek 48, Loup City 21

Elmwood-Murdock 46, Lourdes CC 7

Hartington CC 55, Sutherland 28

Kearney Catholic 48, Southwest 0

Laurel-Concord 35, East Butler 17

Plainview 34, Chase County 6

Ponca 20, H-TR-S 7

Ravenna 14, Thayer Central 7

Stanton 47, Tri County 6

West Point CC 28, Malcolm 16

Wilber-Clatonia 43, Wakefield 8

Class D-1

QUARTERFINALS MONDAY

East Bracket

Shelby (9-1) at Howells (10-0), 7

Bancroft-Rosalie (8-2) at Clarkson (9-1), 6

West Bracket

Axtell (7-3) at Clearwater/Orchard (9-1), 2

Maxwell (8-2) at Giltner (9-1), 3

Semifinals, Saturday, Nov. 15

Championship, Thursday, Nov. 20

SECOND ROUND WEDNESDAY

Axtell 28, Newman Grove 20

Bancroft-Rosalie 38, Freeman 32, 2OT

Clarkson 68, Cedar Bluffs 16

Clearwater/Orchard 31, Franklin 20

Giltner 48, Burwell 40

Howells 54, Meridian 8

Maxwell 45, Elwood 12

Shelby 38, Emerson-Hubbard 14

FIRST ROUND THURSDAY, OCT. 30

Axtell 37, Medicine Valley 14

Bancroft-Rosalie 56, Johnson-Brock 14

Burwell 44, Overton 22

Cedar Bluffs 34, Winside 12

Clarkson 64, McCool Junction 8

Clearwater/Orchard 34, Arapahoe 14

Elwood 50, Garden County 22

Emerson-Hubbard 20, Hartington 7

Franklin 34, Amherst 22

Freeman 62, Exeter-Milligan 26

Giltner 54, Palmer 22

Howells 52, Omaha Christian 10

Maxwell 60, Silver Lake 18

Meridian 62, Mead 54

Newman Grove 24, Eustis-Farnam 18

Shelby 58, Deshler 0

Class D-2

QUARTERFINALS MONDAY

East Bracket

Allen (6-4) at Elgin (10-0), 4:30

Lawrence-Nelson (8-2) at Humphrey SF (10-0), 3

West Bracket

Hayes Center (10-0) at Anselmo-Merna (10-0), 5

St. Mary’s (8-2) at Ewing (9-1), 6:30

Semifinals, Saturday, Nov. 15

Championship, Thursday, Nov. 20

SECOND ROUND WEDNESDAY

Allen 26, Sterling 22

Anselmo-Merna 60, Pleasanton 22

Elgin 40, Wynot 14

Ewing 63, Loomis 34

Hayes Center 46, Ansley 6

Humphrey SF 56, Pope John 14

Lawrence-Nelson 23, Bruning-Davenport 22

St. Mary’s 44, Sargent 38, OT

FIRST ROUND THURSDAY, OCT. 30

Allen 37, Coleridge 8

Anselmo-Merna 60, Banner County 30

Ansley 64, Wallace 28

Bruning-Davenport 54, Lindsay HF 28

Elgin 64, Verdigre 24

Ewing 54, Hyannis 14

Hayes Center 60, S-E-M 16

Humphrey SF 46, Bloomfield 0

Lawrence-Nelson 34, Hampton 20

Loomis 30, Mullen 27

Pleasanton 56, Stuart 12

Pope John 34, Dodge 8

Sargent 42, Sandhills/Thedford 6

St. Mary’s 42, Chambers 39

Sterling 38, Falls City SH 20

Wynot 59, Shickley 28


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Donna John wrote on October 24, 2008 11:32 pm:
" Lets give the the teams in 8 man D-1 a round of applause. To the Johnson Brock Eagle I say job well done. This is a team that all have said was not worth ranking and they are now District Champions beating a team ranked #2 in offense. The Coahes did a great job and the players never gave up and played as a team. Go Eagles now to round 1 of playoffs. "
Brian wrote on October 24, 2008 11:49 pm:
" Talk about messed up! How does a 2-7 team make the playoffs? That's just flat out nuts. It just goes to show there are either too few Class A teams or too many playoff spots. "
DEF wrote on October 25, 2008 1:09 am:
" Why would Crete be in the East bracket and Schuyler in the West bracket? Am thinking that has to be wrong. Unless the NSAA wanted to keep Gross from getting a home game.
In Class A I bet #14 seed Papio knocks off easy schedule Lincoln North Star. "
football fan wrote on October 25, 2008 2:03 am:
" I would have to agree on how do a 2 and 7 and a 3 and 6 team make the playoffs that is just wrong "
Guido wrote on October 25, 2008 2:53 am:
" Redistricting is needed in class A. When teams that are 2-7 and 3-6 can make the playoffs, something needs to be fixed. North Platte finished 5-4 and is done for the year because they had a 2-3 record in their district and Fremont made it because they finished 3-2 in district. That is ridiculous. "
pius mom wrote on October 25, 2008 7:34 am:
" Lovin' it. "
Kathy Hosier wrote on October 25, 2008 9:01 am:
" What about Giltner in D1 they are 7 & 1 and tied with Franklin for District Champion "
JJ wrote on October 25, 2008 9:22 am:
" To Brian, Guido, and football fan:
Teams with records below .500 have made the Class A playoffs every year since the NSAA expanded the playoff field from 8 to 16 teams years ago.
That fact is likely to stay the same until the format is changed. "
HS AD wrote on October 25, 2008 5:04 pm:
" Clarification -- The NSAA did not expand the number of schools that qualified for the playoffs. That was a proposal introduced by schools that was voted on and passed by the entire NSAA school membership. Personally, I think Classes C1 thru D2 have too many teams qualifying. 16 is enough, 32 is too many. "
To HS AD wrote on October 25, 2008 6:37 pm:
" Does the NSAA not sanction the playoffs for high school football in the state of Nebraska? The playoff format for football in Class A was once like it was for basketball; 6 district champions and 2 wild card winners.
Thank or blame the NSAA...not the schools. "
wondering... wrote on October 25, 2008 9:43 pm:
" Why is Hartington Cedar Catholic in the west Bracket of the C-2 playoffs? How does that work out being they are clear up in the Northeast part of the State and they play Sutherland thats clear out in the Southwest part of the state. I dont understand! "
HS AD wrote on October 25, 2008 10:53 pm:
" Understand the legislative process the NSAA uses. Any school can write a proposal for a change and submit to their district meeting. There are 6 districts statewide. The changes only come if other schools approve the proposals. That is why the playoff plans are different for the various classes -- all started with a proposal from a school that made it throught the legislative process. The NSAA staff is then responsible to carry out the proposal. They only carry out what has been enacted by the schools or Board of Control. "
Class A Coach wrote on October 26, 2008 8:03 pm:
" Too many teams make the playoffs in class A. It should be lowered back to eight teams, or the class should be bigger. Add Pius, Ralston, Sioux City and Columbus. Also, points should be the only factor getting teams in, that would get rid of 2-7 and 3-6 teams. "
gatordrummer wrote on October 27, 2008 9:56 am:
" Lincoln North Star all the way! dont hate! Papio has nuttin on us "
mitchy_v wrote on October 27, 2008 10:29 am:
" D-1 West is missing three games? 9-8 12-5 13-4 "
Larry wrote on October 27, 2008 12:51 pm:
" NDAA needs to change something how can waverly be seeded lower than beatrice and pius x. waverly won head to head and for pius x there lower rating and 7-2 record they should be a lower seed. But waverly will still win go vikings "
Clem Kadiddlehopper wrote on October 27, 2008 3:30 pm:
" In class B, I don't understand how Pius has two losses, lost head to head against Beatrice, has one more loss than Waverly and Beatrice, yet are seeded above those two schools. Whats up with that? "
mitchy_v wrote on October 27, 2008 3:58 pm:
" The points do need to change. The number of students has a greater impact on the points than the quality of the opponite. "
Dan wrote on October 27, 2008 4:48 pm:
" I agree 2-7 team in playoffs is ridiculous. Add 4-8 teams to Class A (maybe more for basketball) and cut number of teams that qualify "
Funny wrote on October 27, 2008 9:40 pm:
" Wanna make the playoffs??? Win games! "
Dont hate appreciate wrote on October 27, 2008 9:41 pm:
" The seeds are determined by the teams' power rankings. For instance, in Class B, although Pius lost to Beatrice, someone decided that they played a tougher schedule which means they come out on top. Don't get me wrong, I don't know who determines the power points, but that's how it works for now. Until someone else comes up with a better way, that's the way we do business. "
classB wrote on October 28, 2008 11:23 am:
" class b needs to move crete and beatrice to the west and columbus and schyler to the east. its high time mccook's free ride come to an end. they play no competition all year until the finals. let them play a few good teams from the east and they wouldnt make the final every year. "
soccermom wrote on October 28, 2008 11:52 am:
" The seeding/points is determined by the difficulty of schedule. Check the nsaahome.org page to understand better. If you look at Pius, Beatrice and Waverly's schedules you will note that Pius won against more teams with winning records the nsaa translates this to more points by assuming that those schools with winning schedules must be better teams than those with loosing records. For example of Waverly's 9 games you can see that 4 were wins against teams with loosing records 3 were againts teams with 5-4 records making there only significant win against Beatrice. Compared to Pius' having two significant wins over Waverly and Gross (both having 8-1) records and 4 wins over schools with 5-4 records. So schedule does matter. It doesn't always seem right but there has to be some somewhat objective way to determine seeds. nsaa uses the same points method for all sports. "
mitchy_v wrote on October 28, 2008 3:16 pm:
" crete and beatrice used to be in the west. The west just has better football in the lower classes (B thru D) "
Viking Fan wrote on October 28, 2008 6:55 pm:
" Where gonna stomp Skutt again
whooo go vikes "
OPS wrote on October 28, 2008 8:49 pm:
" I must say I'm surprised at the negativity about 2-7 or 3-6 teams making the playoffs...this is HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL were talking about.
Why not congratulate teams that had subpar seasons but did what was necessary to make the playoffs? Omaha Northwest hasn't made the playoffs in 20 years...be happy for that school and that team...isn't that what sports and competition is about?
The best team(s) don't always win (or make the playoffs)...that's life! "
A Lincoln North Star aunt wrote on October 28, 2008 9:28 pm:
" Go Gators! Very proud of all of you! "
Patriot girl wrote on October 29, 2008 11:03 am:
" Millard South all the way :] GO PATRIOTS!!!! "
Gator Mom wrote on October 29, 2008 12:21 pm:
" I agree with OPS this is high school sports and when a team does what it needs to get in the playoffs lets be happy for these kids, many of whom will never play organized sports again. As for DEF and the gators easy schedule it seems to me that 5 of the 9 teams that they played are all in the playoffs and they only lost to one of those teams. The schools don't determine their schedules so don't hate on a team that has a great season. Good luck Gators! "
Fan wrote on October 29, 2008 3:43 pm:
" Go Falcons!!!! prove to those people who think you have played a weak schedule wrong. "
UNL Student LSW Alum wrote on October 29, 2008 4:02 pm:
" I agree with not understanding the 2-7 and 3-6 teams making playoffs. I'm not mad at those teams, just the way the districts are set up and work out. Other teams had a lot better schedules and didn't make playoffs, 2 and 7 doesn't make sense for a playoff spot. Sorry if anyone thinks I'm hating on NW or Fremont but when I told my friends from Fremont that their team made playoffs they laughed. "
rick thiems wrote on October 29, 2008 9:24 pm:
" could someone tell me where the 6-man football playoffs schedule is???? "
Brian wrote on October 30, 2008 9:40 pm:
" The 6-Man playoffs are on Friday (Oct. 31).

EAST BRACKET
#1 Greeley-Wolbach vs. #4 Wheeler Central
#2 St. Edward vs. #3 Loup County

WEST BRACKET
#1 Arthur County vs. #4 South Platte
#2 Arnold vs. #3 Sioux County

After the first round, the four remaining teams are re-seeded regardless of geography. The championship game is played at Foster Field on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Kearney. "
Scott wrote on October 30, 2008 9:57 pm:
" Anyone know the Giltner vs Palmer score? Thanks! "
Patriot Parent wrote on October 30, 2008 10:11 pm:
" Go Millard South Patriots! Good Luck team! "
Jeffrey Glans wrote on October 31, 2008 6:52 am:
" Why put a 2-7 team in teh playoffs? Wouldn't it make more sense to give the best Class B teacms an ooportunity to play with class A? McCook would give anyone a good game. "
LETS GO VI-KINGS wrote on October 31, 2008 7:05 am:
" Good luck tonight Waverly Vikings!! If you play with the skill and passion you had when you crushed then #2 Beatrice, you WILL go far! Your fans are proud of you all! "
wondering wrote on October 31, 2008 9:49 am:
" You have to wonder about the point system and Class B east-west division when an 8-1 team has to go on the road to play a 5-4 team. And the split produces too many rematches - Pius has already played all seven other teams on their side of the bracket. "
LSW Fan wrote on November 1, 2008 12:09 am:
" Congratulations North Star! Carry the banner for the Lincoln teams. Good luck v.s. Millard South! "
GatorFan wrote on November 1, 2008 9:43 am:
" Great job friday night Gators! Next up, tackle Millard South. We're behind you all the way! Love you all! "
Go Gators wrote on November 1, 2008 9:45 am:
" Sorry, DEF, I guess that North Star knocked off Papio big time! Go Gators! Let's get Millard South! Gator Spirit!! "
Patriot Fan wrote on November 1, 2008 10:47 am:
" Go Patriots! Great win Friday night! Keep playing strong and with that determination to win! Good luck on Friday! Go Millard South "
Fan wrote on November 1, 2008 9:04 pm:
" Where are all the Waverly fans at now????? "
Bob wrote on November 1, 2008 10:36 pm:
" No matter who wins in Nebraska They couldnt touch Kansas City or Springfield Missouri schools Go Norfolk Catholic "
DEF wrote on November 2, 2008 11:00 pm:
" Yeah Gators surpried me with a victory but am sure this Friday I won't be surprised as Millard South will win. Four semi finalists will be all metro teams. "
LETS GO VI-KINGS wrote on November 5, 2008 6:57 am:
" Fan, the Waverly fans are all still right here. We are EXTREMELY proud of our boys and the fantastic season they had. They beat some very good teams and worked their rears off. And to boot, they accomplished feats this year a Waverly team has not done for many years. As disappointed as they may be for their early departure from the playoffs, they understand someone has to win, someone has to loose. That's life. Congrats again to a very classy group of young men. Champions inside and out. VIKING POW-ER!! "
Bob wrote on November 5, 2008 11:41 am:
" I was hoping someone would comment on my Kansas City and Springfield Missouri teams I was just giving you the business Im a Nebraska Native Moved to KC awhile back I follow Nebraska sports when I can I still root for Norfolk Catholic Well anyhow I was just giving you the business GO HUSKERS!!!!!!! "
Playoff Fan wrote on November 5, 2008 6:42 pm:
" Who ever made the comment about realigning the districts in class A should do some research, they were all redone this year. Win your district and all is good. Good luck to those of you who made it........you deserve it!! "
Vern wrote on November 5, 2008 11:32 pm:
" Class C1 is impressive in that the top 8 teams are in the Final 8 and 5 of them are undefeated.
Class C@ were some exciting games with 3 rematches being reversed,a 2 O.T. game,1 point game and a 2 point game. 3 undefeateds still survived. "
Mike the Realist wrote on November 5, 2008 11:32 pm:
" Class A is a joke. When two-thirds of the schools "qualify" for the state playoffs, something is wrong. It's entirely possible for a team to win a state title with a losing record. Millard North almost did it a few years ago...qualified at 3-6, pulled off some upsets and finished state runner-up with a 6-7 record. Pathetic. The NSAA needs to recognize this problem and limit Class A to eight state qualifiers in football. "
do some research wrote on November 7, 2008 12:06 am:
" If you go to www.nsaahome.org, you can read all about why things are the way they are. It's really not that complicated??

The NSAA has absolutely NO say in how the playoffs are run, how many teams make it to the playoffs, how the east/west is split, who travels in the first round, or any of the other complaints that are being posted.

If you don't like it, go talk to your Athletic Director. From there, they can lobby to the other Directors within their district, and it goes up the chain from there.

The NSAA does NOT make the rules...they enforce them. It is exactly the same as a police officer as his duties relate to the laws. A police officer is responsible for upholding laws, NOT making the laws??

The NSAA website is very informative. There are no secrets...all of the rules that they enforce are right there for all to read. "
GatorStudent wrote on November 7, 2008 8:24 am:
" Good Luck Tonight Gators! Millard South has nothing on you guys. We are all extremely proud of you guys for making it this far. "
Bob wrote on November 7, 2008 11:32 pm:
" Its not the poor quality teams fault that they make it to state with a pathetic record... its how the system is designed. Its clear for the majority of us that its a joke making it to state with twice as many losses as wins. Somebody passionate about the mediocrity of the Class A teams in the playoffs needs to take some initiative and get it changed. I'm too busy coaching other sports with legitimate play off systems. "
DEF wrote on November 8, 2008 2:51 am:
" Great season North Star I must admit you are the 2nd best team west of Omaha that being McCook as the best. "
Warren wrote on November 8, 2008 5:22 am:
" To those saying McCook doesn't play anyone have you seen there record since 2001 of no regular season losses? Give the kids a chance. It's about where you live and the talent pool. What do you have to be afraid of if you think there no good and your team makes it to the finals to play them? "
Ken wrote on November 9, 2008 6:55 am:
" It is obvious that Class A schools are trying to fill their trophy cases while claiming to be the best in the State. How about making each class having the same number of schools, ie 32 in A, 32 in B, etc. Whoops not enough trophies for Class A and B. "
Jim wrote on November 9, 2008 6:00 pm:
" I really don't get why all the whining about Class A FB playoffs must be North Platte or Lincoln fans unhappy their subpar team didn't make the playoffs. Got the correct end result with the best 4 teams remaining and being from Omaha area this year. "
tatum14 wrote on November 9, 2008 10:49 pm:
" who cares about who makes the playoffs in class a?
it all depends on who you beat in your district, and if you win those games when it comes crunch time like that, (example, fremont beating north platte in their last regular season game) then you truly deserve to be among the best. even if you don't stack up statistics or talent wise, any team that has heart can make the playoffs. "
bleacher bum wrote on November 16, 2008 2:54 pm:
" The playoff system is a bust, let's face it. When you have the NSAA setting the schedules. One 4-4 D-2 team made the playoffs only because it played 4 D-1 teams and earned a full 1 point on its wildcard average because of it (8 total bonus points + 8 games = 1 full point). A 5-3 team that played one D-1 team (.25 wildcard point) would have made the playoffs had it received an extra wildcard point. Do the math if you don't believe me. I could give more examples of the playoff system woes, but it's the system we have, it favors the teams that make the playoffs, so the ADs of those schools aren't going to vote to change the system. "
hoarse wrote on November 16, 2008 8:42 pm:
" Just wondering something somebody pointed out a long many years ago,,,why does Norfolk Catholic play THAT many home games in the playoffs?? How are the home games determined in C-1??? thanks for any info on how this is determined?? "
Home field wrote on November 17, 2008 4:12 pm:
" Personally I think the higher seed should always be the home team. Currently it is decided by who was at home the previous game. If one team had a home game and the other was on the road then the team that was on the road gets a home game the next round. If both teams were on the road or both were at home then the higher seed gets the home game. "
East West wrote on November 17, 2008 4:19 pm:
" The brackets are determined by putting the farthest 8 east teams (16 in the smaller classes) in one bracket, the farthest 8 west teams (again 16) in the other bracket. Look at a map. Crete and Beatrice are farther east than Schuyler. The same for Hartington. There must have been at least 16 other teams farther east than Hartington for them to end up going west. "

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