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Banner County at Potter-Dix: playoff stakes for Potter-Dix

Banner County (1-6) at Potter-Dix (4-4), Friday, Oct. 23. Playoff picture, season stats, charts and history before the Week 9 game.

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Game-day information: Kickoff reported by the Game Center: 7 p.m. Central. This article’s schedules and statistics are dated reporting, not live score updates.

Scores are NSAA finals. Points and ranks are NSAA wildcard standings, checked Oct. 21, 2026. Projections are not official seeds.

For Potter-Dix, Week 9 is about the playoff line. It sits 22nd in Class D6's NSAA point standings, and this is its last chance to move. Both play in District D6-6: Banner County is 0-4 in district games and Potter-Dix is 2-2.

Friday, Oct. 23, at Potter-Dix, 7 p.m.

The playoff picture

Class D6 takes the 16 eligible teams with the best averages.

Banner County is 38th in Class D6's NSAA point standings at 32.857. That's 6.857 points behind today's 16th-best eligible average (39.714, High Plains Community).

Potter-Dix is 22nd in Class D6's NSAA point standings at 38.875. That's 0.839 points behind today's 16th-best eligible average (39.714, High Plains Community).

Bar chart of Class D6 NSAA point averages, ranks 16 to 41, with Banner County and Potter-Dix highlighted.
Class D6 NSAA point averages, checked Oct. 21. Banner County and Potter-Dix in red. Ineligible teams still appear in NSAA's list.

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Projections are not official seeds. NSAA sets the field after Week 9.

How they got here

Banner County (1-6) opened with a 68-24 loss to Morrill (3-4). It is still looking for its first win. Its closest game was a 74-43 loss to South Platte (2-5). Its most recent scored game was an 83-39 loss at Creek Valley (1-6). Its record also includes three games reported as 1-0 (forfeit or administrative result), which are left out of the scoring numbers here.

Potter-Dix (4-4) opened with a 61-20 win at Morrill (3-4). Its losses: Arthur County (5-2), 60-32; at Peetz, CO, 58-20; at Leyton (7-0), 77-45; at Garden County (6-1), 74-26. Its best win by opponent record was a 61-20 win at Morrill (3-4). Its most recent scored game was a 63-54 win at South Platte (2-5). Note: NSAA lists Potter-Dix at 4-4; at least one result NSAA posted this week isn't in our game data yet, so the game-by-game numbers below cover 7 games.

Two bar charts of every game margin this season for Banner County and Potter-Dix, wins in black and losses in red.
Every game this season. Black bars are wins, red bars are losses.

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By the numbers

Banner CountyPotter-Dix
Record1-64-4
Class and NSAA rankD6, 38th (32.857)D6, 22nd (38.875)
Coaches poll (Oct. 18)Not rankedNot ranked
Points scored per game32.846.0
Points allowed per game71.250.7
Average margin-38.5-4.7
Current streak——
Bar chart comparing points scored, points allowed and average margin for Banner County and Potter-Dix.
Through Week 8.

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Shared opponents

These two have played three of the same teams. It's a rough guide, since the games came in different weeks and places.

Bar chart comparing Banner County and Potter-Dix point margins against shared opponents.
Margins against the same opponents.

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OpponentBanner CountyPotter-Dix
Creek ValleyL 39-83W 75-12
MorrillL 24-68W 61-20
South PlatteL 43-74W 63-54

Editorial update, Oct. 21: Program-history claims from the supplied school-history mapping are withheld pending school-identity verification. This does not change the current-season results, records or statistics above.

What to watch

  • Potter-Dix's offense. It averages 46.0 points. Banner County allows 71.2.
  • Banner County's offense. It averages 32.8; Potter-Dix allows 50.7.
  • Banner County's streak. 4 straight losses.

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Nebraska football scores and schedules → · Football playoff tracker →

Result note: a 1–0 entry is shown as listed by NSAA. It is not treated as evidence of an on-field score or a confirmed forfeit.

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