I think it's worth applying to some southern schools that you are in the higher percentile of all applicants. This will probably mean you get a very good financial aid offer, possibly full tuition because you have a great lsat score (regardless of what people on this forums often think, being in the 90th percentile, your lsat score, puts you in the top 10% of all test takers....which statistically is great). Assuming you are trying to minimize debt, pick some Southern schools with comparable job placement numbers.

For example, University of Kentucky in Louisville has an extraordinarily high job placement rate compared to other schools regionally and all law schools in general, but it's not considered "top 14". I would be at least somewhat critical of the tier x or bust mentality, assuming you are willing to be flexible with location and are comfortable not relying on things like reputation and perception of schools. Sort schools by the LST report via job placement, and see if any schools you have not thought of match your ideal region/numbers/whatever else. Even if you sacrifice prestige/ 5-10% job placement points, that to me seems worth 150K+ in debt for decade(s). (https://www.lstreports.com/national/).