We pick games in all six (6) classes
This is something we do every year and have for as long as we have been on air. We pick winners, we predict scores, and Saturday across the commonwealth, on the Kentucky News Network, our guy, Friday Night Fletch, will go on air and discuss how we fared. The below are some of the key matchups across Kentucky pitting teams from different classifications all over the commonwealth of Kentucky, literally from Ashland to Paducah and all points in between. Here is how we see it.
Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Associate Scouting Director, KPGFootball

Here is how we see the games being played Thursday and Friday in all six (6) of Kentucky’s classifications. Many of these teams are taking on opponents out of classification which will be important when RPI’s start being calculated and classification rankings and seeding start crystalizing across the KHSAA. We will start with Kentucky Class 1A.
1A
Johnson Central (4A, 1-2) at Pikeville (1A, 2-1)
Johnson Central vs Pikeville is scheduled for Friday, September 11, 2026, with computer power ratings and predictive models favoring Johnson Central Golden Eagles by roughly 14 points over the Pikeville Panthers. The computer rankings are a bit skewered here.
You see the computer is putting a ton of stock in Pikeville’s losing to Christian Academy-Louisville, 41-0. Actually, Pikeville has played CAL closer than either 5A defending champion, Owensboro (52-0), or 2A defending champion, Lexington Christian Academy (LCA, 66-21).
We like Pikeville to win this game at home.
KPGFootball prediction: Pikeville 21, Johnson Central 20
Game Details
- Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
- Time: 7:30 PM local time
- Location: Pikeville, KY
- Projected Spread / Handicap: Johnson Central favored by ~14 points (On3 computer projections list score estimates around 34-20)
J-Town (4A, 2-1) at Holy Cross Cougars (1A, 3-0)
The Holy Cross (Louisville) Cougars varsity football team hosts the Jeffersontown Chargers this upcoming Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM in a highly anticipated KHSAA non-conference matchup.
KPGFootball prediction: Holy Cross 35, Jeffersontown 20
According to current high school power rankings and projections, Holy Cross is the favorite to win, creating a point spread/handicap lean toward the Cougars:
Projections & Handicap Context
- The Spread Lean: Power indexes like the On3 Matchup Predictor heavily favor Holy Cross with an 89% win probability compared to Jeffersontown’s 11%. This implies a projected point handicap favoring Holy Cross by roughly two touchdowns (approx. -13 to -15 points).
- Team Form: Holy Cross High School enters the matchup undefeated at 3-0, coming off an emotional milestone overtime victory against rivals DeSales. Meanwhile, Jeffersontown High School stands at 2-1.
- Historical Context: In last season’s matchup (September 2025), Holy Cross managed to defeat Jeffersontown on the road by a score of 43-28.
Raceland Rams (1-2) at Mercer County (3A, 0-3)
- Predicted Winner: Raceland Rams
KPGFootball predicts: Raceland 42, Mercer County 14
Raceland enters with a strong program history and high expectations in Class 1A, whereas Mercer County has faced a tough start to their campaign (such as a 60-0 loss to Atherton). Official point spreads or handicaps vary by local sports books or private computer models, but the Rams are heavy favorites on the road.
Interesting subplot is Raceland was a just a few points from a title a year ago losing in the finals against Kentucky Country Day. Mercer County went out and broke the bank to land Travis Burns who took Pulaski County to the 5A finals a year ago. Burns will make a difference in Harrodsburg but it may not be in year one.
2A
Beechwood (2A, 2-0) at Simon Kenton (6A, 2-1)
This is one of those RPI boosters for the Beechwood Tigers. The Beechwood vs Simon Kenton high school football game is scheduled for Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM at Simon Kenton High School in Independence, KY.
KPGFootball Predicts: Beechwood 40, Simon Kenton 20
Game Outlook and Predictions
- Matchup: Beechwood Tigers (Class 2A) vs. Simon Kenton Pioneers (Class 6A)
- State Rankings: Beechwood holds a higher state power ranking (#16 in Kentucky) compared to Simon Kenton (#30).
- Computer Predictions: Computer models and prediction algorithms like On3 project Beechwood to win with an approximate predicted score of Beechwood 40, Simon Kenton 21
Hazard Bulldogs (1A, 2-1) at Breathitt Bobcats (2A, 2-1)
The Hazard vs Breathitt County matchup on September 11, 2026, heavily favors Breathitt County by roughly 25 points based on computer power ratings and early-season form. This is a series in which Hazard has met with success but this Breathitt juggernaut offensive squad is a failed two-point conversion on the road to Middlesboro away from undefeated.
KPGFootball predicts: Breathitt 55, Hazard 30
Game Handicap and Analysis
- The Line: Breathitt County -25.5
- Predicted Score: Breathitt County ~55, Hazard ~30
- The Context: Breathitt County comes into the game playing high-tempo, high-scoring offensive football (including a massive 68-point output against Powell County).
- The Factor: Hazard enters this MaxPreps matchup under a first-year head coach and is trying to find consistency after stumbling against physical front lines like Prestonsburg. Look for Breathitt’s offense to control the tempo and cover the spread at home.
- Star Power: Breathitt has one of the better QBs in Kentucky particularly in his classification in Miles Hollon. Jaggar Burton has proven himself a reliable, if not dynamic, target down the field who is equally good on defense. Isaac Begley, Javeen Fulwood, and Ganon Mullins have all proven reliable and consistent performers for the Hazard team. Preston Hall is a sophomore running back who earned Player of the Game honors early in the 2026 season after rushing for 210 yards and four touchdowns against Montgomery County (5A).
Franklin County (4A, 1-2) at Lexington Christian Academy (2A, 1-2)
The Lexington Christian Academy Eagles are heavily favored by roughly 16 points over the Franklin County Flyers. The Flyers and Eagles have both played outstanding competition but the star power of the Eagles should led them to victory.
KPGFootball predicts: LCA 36, Franklin County 20
Game Context
- Date & Time: Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:30 PM
- Location: Lexington Christian Academy (Lexington, KY)
- Forecast/Spread: LCA favored by ~16 points (Projected score: LCA ~36, Franklin County ~20)
- Win Probability: LCA ~80%, Franklin County ~20%
Handicap Breakdown
- The Favorite (LCA):
- Rated as a top-25 team in the state, LCA plays a fierce schedule (including powerhouse matchups against Boyle County and Christian Academy of Louisville) that hardens them for mid-tier classification competition.
- Even with a couple of early losses against elite state tier-one competition, their explosive offensive capability creates severe matchup problems for opposing secondaries.
- Star Power: The Eagles rely heavily on junior quarterback Nash Whelan. He is a true iron-man player who rarely leaves the field, executing as the team’s primary signal-caller and doubling as one of their most impactful defensive backs. The front line is anchored by a pair of All-State performers, Matthew Montgomery and Nick Greer.
- Sitting at 1-2 on the young season, the Flyers bounced back nicely with a 56-13 win over Pleasure Ridge Park, but stepping on the road into Lexington presents a massive step up in competition.
- The Underdog (Franklin County):
- To cover the spread or pull off the upset, Franklin County’s defense will need to dramatically outperform their early-season metrics and control the clock to keep LCA’s high-powered offense off the field.
3A
Murray High (3A, 3-0) at Marshall County (5A, 2-1)
Murray High is heavily favored to beat Marshall County heading into their matchup this Friday, September 11, 2026.
KPGFootball predicts: Murray High 45, Marshall County 14
The Murray vs Marshall County high school football matchup is projected to be won by the Murray Tigers with an estimated score of roughly 45 to 14.
Game Details
- Teams: Murray Tigers vs. Marshall County Marshals
- Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
- Time: 7:00 PM CDT
- Location: Marshall County High School in Benton, KY
- Win Probability: Massey Ratings gives Murray a 93% chance to win.
- Murray Tigers (3–0): Murray is rolling early in the season, coming off a dominant 59–26 “Crosstown Classic” win over Calloway County, a gritty double-overtime win against Apollo (58–50), and a tough win over Graves County (26-7). Fresh off a historic state runner-up finish in Class 3A, the Tigers boast an explosive, physical offense, and multi-phase scoring capability.
- Marshall County (2-1): Marshall County beat 1A Crittenden County 22-15, losses to Caldwell County (2A) 47-22, then beat Trigg County in double overtime 34-28.
The Handicap
- Spread Expectation: Murray -31.5
- The Outlook: Local consensus points to Murray’s superior team speed, physicality, and high-powered offense overwhelming a Marshall County squad who hasn’t really beaten any one of note to date. If Murray replicates the form they showed against Calloway, Apollo, and Graves, the Tigers should cover and cruise to a 4–0 start. This is one of those Murray will win this game by whatever margin it chooses.
Nelson County (4A, 3-0) plays Bardstown at Garnis Martin Field in Bardstown (3A, 3-0)
Bardstown High School is favored by roughly 7 to 10 points over Nelson County High School in their upcoming cross-town matchup. Both local rivals enter the contest with undefeated 3-0 records, setting up one of the more anticipated early-season clashes in the Bardstown area.
KPGFootball predicts: We like Bardstown in this one 35-25 over Nelson County
Interesting subplot: Former Bardstown starting quarterback, Carson Riley, transferred to Nelson County High School in the offseason. This transfer opened the way for Elijah Young to crack the Bardstown lineup at QB, a role in which the young sophomore has flourished.
Tale of the Tape:
Nelson County Cardinals (Class 4A, District 2)
- Overall Record: 3-0
- District Record: 0-0
- Key Early Results: Started the season strong, including a win over DeSales (28-14) and a victory against Thomas Nelson.
- Upcoming Matchup: Plays Bardstown on September 11, 2026.
Bardstown Tigers (Class 3A)
- Overall Record: 3-0
- District Record: 0-0
- Rankings: Voted No. 7 in the state media poll for Class 3A.
- Key Early Results: Opened with wins including a 48-14 victory over John Hardin.
Game Analysis & Handicap
- Spread: Bardstown -7.5
- Context: Both local rivals come into this contest displaying strong early-season form, but Bardstown traditionally holds an edge in depth and recent head-to-head success in the county.
- Offense vs. Defense: Bardstown’s high-powered attack (notably coming off strong performances against John Hardin and Fern Creek) gives them the firepower to pull away, while Nelson County relies on a disciplined run game to control the clock.
- The Lean: Take Bardstown -7.5 to cover at home, as their explosive scoring capability should crack an otherwise stubborn Cardinals defense late in the game.
4A
Boyle County High (3-0, 4A) at Fort Thomas Highlands (5A, 2-1)
The Boyle County vs Highlands football game is a game between two of the highest rated football teams in Kentucky. One team is 4A (Boyle) the other of which is 5A (Highlands). Both programs are two of the commonwealth’s more prestigious and successful programs featuring some of the Bluegrass’s premier recruits. Highlands came within a point of upsetting Boyle on the road last year (2025). Can the Bluebirds pull the upset at home?
KPGFootball prediction: Without the country’s top-rated TE, who is also all-state at DE, we like Highlands in an upset 35-34
Game Details
- Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
- Time: 7:00 PM EDT
- Location: Highlands High School in Fort Thomas, KY
Matchup Outlook
- Boyle County Rebels: Currently 3-0 and ranked as one of the top Class 4A teams in Kentucky, carrying a dominant early-season scoring margin.
- Highlands Bluebirds: Currently 2-1 and playing at home.
- Forecast/Prediction: Computer models like Massey Ratings via On3 give Boyle County about a 66% win probability with a projected score around 35-27, making the Rebels the favorite in this rematch of last year’s close 21-20 Boyle County victory.
- Star Power: If both teams are at full strength, Boyle County is an 8-point favorite even on the road. However, Highland’s Bryce Armstrong (’29 QB) is already drawing Division 1 attention and is playing mighty well at this point and Tayden Lorenzen is among the more versatile, multi-phase talents around the Bluegrass. TE Seneca Driver for Boyle County is the commonwealth’s highest regarded player, is a five (5) star national recruit in the ’27 class, and may or may not be eligible to play Friday night.
Pulaski County (5A, 3-0) at Corbin (4A, 3-0)
Corbin enters this matchup as a narrow 3-to-4-point home favorite over Pulaski County. Both teams are undefeated, both teams feature big-time, Division I talent.
KPGFootball prediction: We like Corbin in this game, 21-17 over Pulaski County
Game Context
- Date & Time: Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:30 PM
- Location: Corbin High School in Corbin, KY
- State Rankings: Pulaski County sits at #15 in the state, while Corbin is right alongside at #16.
The Handicap
The Breakdown: Pulaski County’s defense is disciplined enough to keep explosive Corbin in check relative to their usual high-scoring output. However, playing on the road in Corbin gives the Redhounds the edge in a tight, physical, one-possession game. Expect a low-to-mid 50s battle where Corbin’s home-field advantage makes the difference down the stretch.Tale of the Tape
The Spread: Corbin (-3.5)
Over/Under: ~48.5 points
Pulaski County Maroons: Bringing a stout defensive identity allowing only 8.0 points per game, fortified by a strong offensive line featuring senior Kentucky commit, Brady Hull.
Team Comparison
Corbin Redhounds: Averaging around 40 points per game early in the season, powered by explosive offensive capability and elite line play anchored by 4-star UK commit defensive lineman Malachi Brown.
Pulaski County Maroons: Bringing a stout defensive identity allowing only 8.0 points per game, fortified by a strong offensive line featuring senior Kentucky commit Brady Hull.
The Handicap
- The Spread: Corbin (-3.5)
- Over/Under: ~48.5 points
- The Breakdown: Pulaski County’s defense is disciplined enough to keep explosive Corbin in check relative to their usual high-scoring output. However, playing on the road in Corbin gives the Redhounds the edge in a tight, physical, one-possession game. Expect a low-to-mid 50s battle where Corbin’s home-field advantage makes the difference down the stretch.
5A
Madisonville North-Hopkins (5A, 3-0) at Paducah Tilghman (4A, 3-0)
The upcoming varsity high school football game between the Madisonville-North Hopkins Maroons and the Paducah Tilghman Blue Tornado is scheduled for Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM CDT at Paducah Tilghman in Paducah, Kentucky.
Official point spreads or betting handicaps are generally not published or tracked for high school-level sports in Kentucky. However, a breakdown of the matchup shows that Tilghman is a 14-16 point betting favorite. That being said, we would take the underdog and the points here and the over if it were we.
KPGFootball Prediction: We are taking the Mops on Top (North) over the Blue Tornado (Paducah Tilghman) by a single point, 35-34!
Matchup Overview
- Date & Time: Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM
- Location: Paducah Tilghman High School (2400 Washington St, Paducah, KY)
- Records: Both teams enter the matchup at 3–0
- State Rankings: Paducah Tilghman is ranked around #11 in the state, while Madisonville-North Hopkins stands around #25 (with high-tier offensive output averaging nearly 48 to 58 points per game respectively)
- Star Power: Madisonville North-Hopkins has been getting superlative play from its QB, Alex Richards, (’28, QB) who the football program borrowed from the diamond. The experiment is working out very well. Mr. Football candidate, Ryder Sandidge (’27 ATH), has a gear others have trouble matching in the open field and which has borne fruit for his team in all three phases of the operation. Kadence “KP” Price is among the more lethal, two-way linemen in the commonwealth at any level of play. As for Paducah Tilghman, Ben Myers is an offensive lineman (IOL, 6’4″, 285 lbs) ranked among the top 2026 football recruits in Kentucky by 247Sports. Avery Thompson is among the highest regarded athletes in the commonwealth of Kentucky and a 4-star nationally ranked recruit who plays both QB intermittently and WR. Xavier Isable has looked capable at QB while Isaac James (’28 RB/OLB) and Justin Watkins (’28 FS) have also played very well.
South Warren (6A, 2-1) at Bowling Green (Sr.) High (5A, 1-2)
The South Warren vs Bowling Green Football matchup on September 11, 2026, is expected to be a close battle, with Bowling Green High School favored at home by a narrow margin of 3 to 4 points over the South Warren Spartans.
KPGFootball Prediction: We are taking Bowling Green at home in this highly contested matchup of premier programs with Hall of Fame-caliber coaches. Purples 35, Spartans 32 in a mild upset.
Tale of the Tape & Handicap
- Rankings & Power Ratings: South Warren sits around #6–#14 in the statewide media and class 6A polls, while Bowling Green rests tightly in the top 20 (#13–#20 range) overall.
- Offense vs. Defense: South Warren comes in averaging roughly 26.5 points per game while allowing 25.5. Bowling Green logs slightly tighter defensive numbers early on but hovers around a similar net efficiency margin.
- The Spread / Prediction: Expect a tight, highly physical cross-town battle where South Warren’s explosive offensive spurts give them a slight edge. Market consensus or computer models (like Massey/On3) lean toward South Warren as a narrow favorite (roughly a 3-to-6 point advantage or a high-scoring single-digit win) due to their veteran core returning for this championship pursuit.
Matchup Overview
- Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
- Time: 5:00 PM local time
- Location: Bowling Green, KY [1]
Team Records
- South Warren Spartans: 2-1 (State Rank: #14)
- Bowling Green Purples: 1-2 (State Rank: #20)
Recent Context
- South Warren is coming off a 42-7 win over Greenwood.
- Bowling Green is coming off a 37-7 loss to St. Xavier and holds a narrow 3-2 edge in the all-time series.
Game Analysis
- Location: Bowling Green High School, Bowling Green, KY
- Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
- Prediction: Bowling Green to win in a tight contest by roughly a field goal (~3.5 points)
Atherton High (Lou., 5A, 3-0) at duPont Manual (Lou., 6A, 2-1)
The Atherton vs DuPont Manual High School football game is scheduled for Friday, September 11, 2026, at 7:30 PM at DuPont Manual High School in Louisville, KY.
KPGFootball Prediction: We like the Crimsons here but don’t believe the margin will be anywhere close to the 28-points forecast by computer ratings services. We like the Crimsons over the Ravens 35-28.
- Who wins / Score: Most pundits have the Crimsons over the A-Train in this one. Manual is heavily favored to win against Atherton with a projected score of 42–14 according to computer forecasts (On3.com).
- Matchup Details: Atherton enters with a 3-0 record, while DuPont Manual holds a 2-1 record. Manual has played a tough, early season schedule while Atherton critics site Atherton’s filling up on early season cupcakes as a criticism. Won’t be able to make such a claim after this weekend. Manual ain’t no cupcake.
Matchup Insights
- Win Probability: DuPont Manual holds a 97% statistical advantage, compared to a 3% chance for Atherton.
- State Rankings: Manual enters with a higher state ranking (#7 in Kentucky) compared to Atherton (#31).
If Coach White can get his Ravens to overcome the Crimsons in this game, it would go a long way toward shutting up the critics. Atherton is a talented, well coached football team. Unfortunately for Atherton, the same is true of Manual.
6A
Christian County Tigers (6A, 1-2) at Daviess County (6A, 0-3)
This is a first district matchup will be integral come playoff time. The young Tigers need to win this game and the Panthers need to win a game. The Christian County Tigers look to build momentum against a struggling Daviess County Panthers squad coming off a big road win over a formidable, out of commonwealth opponent.
KPGFootball prediction: Christian County 42, Daviess County 14
The Handicap & Breakdown
- Offense: Christian County showed dynamic big-play capability through the air and ground against McKenzie. Daviess County has struggled to sustain drives and find defensive stops early in the year.
- The Spread / Outlook: Expect Christian County to be favored by roughly 7 to 10 points. While traveling for weeks can fatigue a high school team, the Tigers’ newly found offensive rhythm gives them a distinct edge over a young, rebuilding Panthers roster.
- Prediction: Christian County wins and covers, likely in a moderately high-scoring affair.
Team Overview & Current Form
Context: Daviess County (0-3) is looking for a foundational spark at home after being heavily tested and outscored in their initial games.
Christian County Tigers (1-2): They are coming off a critical road win over a ranked Tennessee opponent. This ball club has talent and can sneak up on unwary opponents.
Recent Form: Picked up their first win of the season in an exciting 40-28 comeback victory over McKenzie (TN), powered by late-game scoring passes from Jasiah McCarley to Jaylen Ray.
Context: Playing their third straight road game to open a demanding early-season stretch under their unified debut setup.
Daviess County Panthers (0-3):
Recent Form: Having a tough opening campaign under second-year head coach Quadarius Wallace, most recently dropping a heavy contest to local power Owensboro.
Classification: Class 6A Non-Conference Powerhouse Clash
The Baylor School (Chattanooga, TN, 3-0) at Trinity High (3-0)
The upcoming national powerhouse matchup features No. 23 Trinity (Louisville, KY) hosting No. 11 Baylor School (Chattanooga, TN) on Friday, September 11, 2026. This is an elite interstate showdown between two teams ranked in the MaxPreps National Top 25.
Team Comparison & Breakdown
Both teams enter the contest 3-0 and sit at the top of their respective states.
| Statistic / Metric | Baylor School Red Raiders (TN) | Trinity Shamrocks (KY) |
|---|---|---|
| State Rank | #1 in Tennessee | #1 in Kentucky (Class 6A) |
| National Rank | #11 (MaxPreps) / #36 (On3) | #23 (MaxPreps) / #25 (On3) |
| Points Scored / Game | 42.0 | 47.3 |
| Points Allowed / Game | 21.7 | 16.0 |
| Massey Power Rating | #53 | #46 |
| Key Player to Watch | RB David Gabriel Georges (Tennessee Commit) | RB Jace Berry & QB Zane Johnson |
KPGFootball predicts: Trinity 35, the Baylor School 32
Handicapping the Matchup
- The Ground Game Duel: Baylor features David Gabriel Georges, the nation’s No. 2-ranked running back in the Class of 2027. Trinity counters with an explosive back of their own, Jace Berry, who is fresh off a 112-yard, 2-TD performance in a dominant 31-14 victory over Cincinnati Moeller.
- Power & Strength of Schedule: Though Baylor sits higher in the human media polls, computer metrics like the On3 / Massey Ratings lean slightly toward Trinity due to their tougher strength of schedule (#146 vs. Baylor’s #284).
- Home Field Advantage: Trinity is notoriously difficult to beat at home in Louisville, and they have historically controlled the tempo against top-tier, out-of-state programs.
The Line (Projection)
Computer models project this as a virtual coin-flip, but give Trinity a slight 59% to 41% win probability edge because they are playing at home.
- Projected Spread: Trinity -2.5 to -3.5
- Projected Total: Over/Under 61.5 points
Expect a high-scoring affair where Trinity’s stout defense (#42 Massey Defense vs. Baylor’s #135) makes the one critical stop needed to seal the game late.
McCracken County (6A, 2-1) at Mayfield (2-1, 2A)
Handicapping the highly anticipated matchup between Mayfield and McCracken County this Friday, September 11, 2026
KPGFootball Prediction: Mayfield to win, but McCracken covers the +16 spread in a high-scoring shootout, Mayfield 45, McCracken 32
📊 The Matchup Overview
- Teams: Mayfield Cardinals (2-1) vs. McCracken County Mustangs (2-1)
- Location: McCracken County High School (Paducah, KY)
- Kickoff: Friday, September 11 at 7:00 PM CDT
🔑 Key Team Data & Projections
| Metric / Detail | Mayfield Cardinals 🔴 | McCracken County Mustangs ⚫ |
|---|---|---|
| Season Record | 2–1 (Class 2A) | 2–1 (Class 6A) |
| Recent Outing | Lost 17–40 vs. Paducah Tilghman | Won 47–39 vs. Northeast (TN) |
| Offensive Average | 30.0 PPG | 42.3 PPG |
| Defensive Average | 20.3 PPG Allowed | 48.7 PPG Allowed |
| Massey Projection | 44 points | 28 points |
| Win Probability | 74% | 26% |
🏈 Strategy Breakdown
- The Line (Implied): Based on the Massey Ratings Forecast, Mayfield enters as a ~16-point favorite on the road.
- McCracken’s Path to a Cover: The Mustangs love to turn games into absolute track meets. They possess an explosive offense averaging over 42 points per game but have a highly vulnerable defense that surrendered 64 points to Tilghman and 43 to Logan County. If McCracken’s high-powered passing attack finds a groove early at home, they can comfortably cover a two-touchdown spread.
- Mayfield’s Path to a Cover: Despite a tough loss to a stellar Paducah Tilghman squad, the Cardinals are a more balanced, physically cohesive football team. If they control the line of scrimmage, pressure McCracken’s pocket, and prevent explosive splash plays, they should comfortably exploit the Mustangs’ defensive struggles to secure a double-digit victory.
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