Colonel Don

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If you can find a place to park, if you don't mind standing in line forever to get a ticket, if you can get to the bleachers without a sixth grader running into you in the corner of the endzone, if your not interested in concessions or going to the restroom, and if you don't mind getting up close and personal with cheerleaders and the visiting team, there is no better place to watch a game than DCM. Even if you sit in the back row, you are right on top of the field. I'm not a big fan of these beautiful new stadiums with the eight lane track around them and then another twenty yards to the first row of seats.

What he said. Excellant analysis CWB. If CovCath gets through that healthy, with a winning record, they will be a tough out in the playoffs.

No, Dixie beat SK twice last year. (season) Besides, what difference does that make going forward?

You didn't answer the question.

The smallest (HHS 454) and the largest (Dixie 754) enrollments in 5A will be in the same district for the next 4 years. CovCath shows 522. Like Bluedad said, using the four year vs the 2 year average enrollments, Highlands would be a little below the middle and only Johnson Central would be ahead of CovCath in 4A had they not requested to move up to 5A. This is the original breakdown PRIOR to any up or down movement: http://khsaa.org/football/realignment/20152018/fouryearenrollmentlistingbydraftclass.pdf

Fairview 2013 Kentucky High School Football Click on the "Click" link to the right of each game under STATS. Apparently, he sat out his soph (2014) year.

Playing varsity as a frosh in the 2013 season In nine games: 64 carries 820 yards (12.8 Per) 7 TD's Brown, Kurtlen 4 75 0 Brown, Kurtlen 6 95 0 Brown, Kurtlen 8 102 1 Brown, Kurtlen 5 70 1 Brown, Kurtlen 5 115 1 Brown, Kurtlen 13 138 2 Brown, Kurtlen 12 130 2 Brown, Kurtlen 11 95 0

FIXED -Boyle County (7) Class 2A 1999, 2000; Class 3A 2001, 2002, 2003; Class 4A 2009, 2010 -Fort Campbell (6) Class 1A 1976, 1978; Class 2A 1979, 2007, 2008, 2009 -Central (5) Class 3A 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 -Bardstown (4) Class 1A 1967, 1970; Class 2A 1981, 2001 -Belfry (4) Class 2A 2003, 2004; Class 3A 2013, 2014 -Breathitt County (3) Class 2A 1995, 1996, 2002 -Corbin (3) Class 2A 1976, 1980, 1982 -Paducah Tilghman (3) Class 2A 1973; Class 3A 1985, 2009 -Caldwell County (2) Class 2A 1963, 1998 -Lexington Catholic (2) Class 3A 2005 Class 4A 2007 -Russell (2) Class 3A 1978, 2005 -Trigg County (2) Class 1A 1971, 1972

https://k12.niche.com/rankings/public-school-districts/best-overall/s/kentucky/ Highlands High School in FORT THOMAS, KY | Best High Schools | US News

-Boyle County (7) Class 2A 1999, 2000; Class 3A 2001, 2002, 2003; Class 4A 2009, 2010 -Fort Campbell (6) Class 1A 1976, 1978; Class 2A 1979, 2007, 2008, 2009 -Central (5) Class 3A 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 -Bardstown (4) Class 1A 1967, 1970; Class 2A 1981, 2001 -Belfry (4) Class 2A 2003, 2004; Class 3A 2013, 2014 -Breathitt County (3) Class 2A 1995, 1996, 2002 -Corbin (3) Class 2A 1976, 1980, 1982 -Paducah Tilghman (3) Class 2A 1973; Class 3A 1985, 2009 -Caldwell County (2) Class 2A 1963, 1998 -Lexington Catholic (2) Class 3A 2005 Class 4A 2007 -Russell (2) Class 3A 1978, 2005 -Trigg County (2) Class 1A 1971, 1972

Where the top championship winners fall 2015-2018 1A 11 Beechwood 2A 10 Danville 11 Mayfield 5 Newport Central Catholic 3A 7 Boyle County 5 Central 6 Fort Campbell 4A 5A 6 Covington Catholic 23 Highlands 6A 6 Male 12 St. Xavier 23 Trinity

UPDATED With Highlands (23), Mayfield (11) and Trinity (23) adding titles, here is how it looks: 5% of the teams (12) have won 56% (125 of 224) championship games since the playoffs began in 1959. 2.5% of the teams (6) have won 40% (90 of 224) .9% of the teams (2) have won 21% (46 0f 224) of the titles.

Smallest and largest in same district.

If I remember right, he was near the hash on the Highlands side of the field. I will bet a dollar to a donut he is deaf in his left ear from the coaches yelling GET DOWN!