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Anaylsis: KSHSAA football bracket breakdown

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After eight weeks the Kansas high school football regular season is complete and the opening round of the postseason starts Thursday, October 31st and Friday, November 1st. The Kansas State High School Activities Association playoff brackets are prepped and ready to go. Let's take a closer look at the most exciting time of the year for Kansas high school football fans.

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Football Friday #8: What we're watching for!

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Clockwise from top left: Osborne's Darrien Holloway (Photo by Everett Royer); Thunder Ridge's Reece Struckhoff (Photo by Bree McReynolds-Baetz); Norton's Dante Smith (Photo by Bree McReynolds-Baetz); Thunder Ridge's Joseph Ferguson (Photo by Bree McReynolds-Baetz); Emporia's Riley Wagner (Photo by Shari Beatty); Norton's Kade Melvin (Photo by Bree McReynolds-Baetz)

Here's a look at a few games we're watching this eighth Football Friday of the season:

Spearville (4-3) at South Gray (4-3)

There is still plenty to be decided in 8-Man Division I, District 6.

Hodgeman County and Ness City have already claimed playoff spots and will play each other for a district championship tonight, but the four teams remaining are battling for two playoff spots left.

HOA League XC Meet: Bennington girls take first, boys second

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Nicholas Martisko won the second HOA title of his career last Thursday. Martisko, a senior, also won league as a sophomore. (Photo by Gallagher Martin)

HUTCHINSON — The Bennington High School girls cross country team is out to prove they are the best team in 2A. After taking third at state last year, the Bulldogs are currently ranked No. 1 in the coaches poll. 

The Bulldogs began their postseason at Thursday’s Heart of America League Cross Country Meet hosted by Trinity Catholic. 

Bennington took first as a team with three top-five finishes, four top-10 finishes, and seven top-15 finishes. 

Former Garden City standout making immediate impact at Indiana

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Former Garden City High School star Demarcus Elliott (#94) is getting significant playing time at Indiana in his first season with the Hoosiers. (Photo courtesy Indiana Athletics)

UPDATE: Elliott had four tackles, including three solo, in the Hoosiers 38-31 win over Nebraska on Saturday. The victory was the Hoosiers' first over Nebraska since 1959 and the win gives IU the first three-game Big 10 win streak since 1993. The 6-2 start is the Hoosiers' best since a 7-1 start in that same 1993 season, according to IUHoosiers.com's Pete DiPrimio.

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