South Warren (7-1) at Bowling Green (6-2)

7 p.m., El Donaldson Stadium

Last meeting: First meeting

Radio: WDNS 93.3-FM

Notes: Bowling Green and South Warren’s first meeting will determine the Class 5A, District 2 champion. … Bowling Green has a 28-game winning streak against district opponents dating back to 2010. … The Purples rank second in 5A in the latest AP poll, while the Spartans rank fourth. … The Spartans and Purples each won a state championship in 2015. … South Warren comes off a bye week after suffering its first loss at 6A Ravenwood (Tenn.). … Bowling Green won 56-0 over Barren County last week. … Junior QB Gavin Spurrier leads the Spartans with 1,495 passing yards and 17 TDs. … QB Beau Buchanan pilots the Purples with 1,327 yards and 14 TDs without an interception.

Warren East (5-3) at Franklin-Simpson (5-3)

7 p.m., James Mathews Stadium

Last meeting: Franklin-Simpson won 41-18 on Oct. 21, 2016 at Warren East.

Radio: WFKN 1220-AM

Notes: Warren East and Franklin-Simpson meet for the Class 4A, District 2 championship. … Franklin-Simpson leads the all-time series 31-7 with wins in eight of the last nine meetings. … Warren East edged Allen County-Scottsville 17-13 last week. … Franklin-Simpson shut out Warren Central 50-0 last Friday. … Trevor Naftel and Thomas Maxey have combined for 1,402 rushing yards and 9 TDs for Warren East. … Tre Bass, Saul Brady and Carlos McKinney have combined for 1,769 rushing yards and 16 TDs for Franklin-Simpson.

Allen County-Scottsville (5-3) at Warren Central (0-8)

7 p.m., Dragon Stadium

Last meeting: ACS won 23-6 on Sept. 23, 2016 at Patriot Stadium.

Radio: WLE 99.3-FM

Notes: The winner will lock up the No. 3 seed in Class 4A, District 2. … The winner will play Madisonville-North Hopkins in the first round of the playoffs and the loser will play Logan County. … Warren Central leads the series 11-6. … The Dragons are on a 21-game losing streak. … ACS lost 17-13 at Warren East last week. … Warren Central has been shut out the last four games, losing by a combined 180-0 score. … ACS QB Chase Wilson has thrown for 2,056 yards and 26 TD passes, averaging 257 yards per game.

Highlands (3-5) at Greenwood (3-5)

7 p.m., Gator Stadium

Last meeting: First meeting

Radio: WKCT 930-AM (online at wkct.com)

Notes: Greenwood and Highlands meet for the first time Friday. … Greenwood is locked into the No. 3 seed in Class 5A, District 2 and will play Apollo in the first round of the playoffs. … A traditional powerhouse from northern Kentucky, Highlands has won nine of the 11 state championships it’s played in since 2000. … The Bluebirds have lost five of their last six games, including a 52-0 shutout loss against Covington Catholic last week. … Greenwood defeated Grayson County 41-6 last week. … QB Jackson Adams leads the Gators with 893 rushing yards and 9 TDs. … QB Carl Schoellman leads Highlands with 1,573 passing yards and 13 TDs.

Calloway County (0-7) at Logan County (8-0)

7 p.m., Cougar Stadium

Last meeting: Calloway County won 34-18 on Oct. 21, 2016 at home.

Radio: WRUS 610-AM

Notes: Logan County secured the Class 4A, District 1 championship last week by beating Madisonville-North Hopkins on a last-second field goal. … Logan County has lost three straight to Calloway County. … The Cougars are riding a nine-game winning streak after snapping a state-long 42-game skid dating back to 2012. … RB Gary Hardy has 898 rushing yards for the Cougars and QB Tyler Ezell has 1,183 passing yards and 12 TDs. … Winless Calloway County has scored double digits just twice this year and allows 42.7 points per game.

Metcalfe County (6-2) at Glasgow (6-2)

7 p.m., Hank Royse Stadium

Last meeting: Glasgow won 40-0 on Oct. 21, 2016 at Metcalfe County.

Radio: WCLU 102.3-FM

Notes: Glasgow has won seven straight against Metcalfe County and hasn’t allowed more than eight points in each contest. … Glasgow can secure the Class 2A, District 3 championship with a win. … The Scotties defeated Monroe County 45-21 last week. … QB Tanner Abernathy ran for 150 yards and passed for 117 yards in backup work for the injured Dalvin Smith. … Metcalfe County defeated Green County 17-14 last week. … Bryson Mayes leads the Hornets with 905 rushing yards and 13 TDs.

Russellville (6-2) at Crittenden County (4-4)

7 p.m. Rocket Stadium

Last meeting: Russellville won 49-7 on Oct. 21, 2016 at Rhea Stadium.

Radio: WRUS 610-AM (tape delay)

Notes: Russellville has won the last two meetings after not playing Crittenden County since 2006. … Russellville defeated Fulton City last week 41-6. … Crittenden County shut out Fulton County 50-0. … Russellville forced five turnovers in last week’s win. … Crittenden County QB Hunter Boone leads the offense with 1,984 passing yards and 26 TDs. … Five players (Edward Barber, Damon Hales, Jacolbie Mason, Jacob Naylor, Javaren Robey) have combined for 1,383 rushing yards and 14 TDs for Russellville.

Edmonson County (5-3) at LaRue County (7-1)

7 p.m., LaRue County

Last meeting: LaRue County won 35-28 on Oct. 14, 2016 at Wildcat Stadium.

Radio: Edmonsonvoice.com (online)

Notes: LaRue County and Edmonson County have split both meetings the last two seasons. … The winner will secure the No. 2 playoff seed in Class 3A, District 2. … Edmonson County defeated Hart County last week 42-7. … LaRue County dropped its first game of the year in a 35-13 loss last week to Elizabethtown. … RB Bryson Cobb leads the Hawks with 938 rushing yards and 17 TDs. … QB Tucker Cole has 1,011 passing yards, 419 rushing yards and 15 total TDs for Edmonson County.

Barren County (0-8) at Grayson County (1-7)

7 p.m., Cougar Stadium

Last meeting: Barren County won 19-18 on Oct. 21, 2016 at Trojan Field.

Radio: WCLU 1450-AM

Notes: The winner will secure the fourth-seed playoff spot in Class 5A, District 2 and play Christian County in the first round of the playoffs. … Barren County has won the last two meetings. … The Trojans have lost nine straight and have been shut out the last two games. … Grayson County lost 41-6 at Greenwood last week. … The Cougars’ lone win came in a 14-6 decision at Breckinridge County.