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Get a clue. Every boy has had the chance to move up but the varsity coach has chosen not to move them up. The rule has only been around for less than 10 years. So, there was no rule preventing Doleman and the McFarlands from playing varsity. You spend an awful lot of time worrying about one kid and what he gets to do because of his dad and his position. When at the same time you get to send your kid to any school in Boone County because of your all's position. EVERY student is not given the opportunity to attend what ever school they wish but yours is allowed too. Unless someone can prove a "need" to change schools, they have to attend the school they are assigned based on their residence Spend more time worrying about your kid, better yet spend more time enjoying your kid!

Saying someone is a lying is calling them a liar. I am saying you do not have all the information about the move to 6a. but for some reason, you want to say that someone is lying when information is being passed on. You might be closer to Randy, you might be with him everyday, it does not mean you know. If I am wrong, spill your facts, who told Randy he had to play 6a? I would not have posted anything about the topic, except you said I was lying!!

You might want to take a look around and see where you are....because it is obvious you do not "know!" Instead of being a keyboard cowboy calling people liars, ask AD/Coach Borchers yourself. If Randy tells you it was the county school system that "forced" him to play 6a, ask him who from the the school board made that demand. ^ Ditto for asking Trosper. If you do not like the answer you get from Randy or Dave, call Jeff Griffith, now the Barren County HC, and ask him who from the school board "forced" Boone County to remain in 6a. If making a long distance phone call or trying to find the area code to complete the call is too much, just call Jon Smith at Boone County High School because he was the AD at the time. By the way, the decision to play 6a was not even given a thought, until at one of the winter NKYFCA meetings, when HHS and CCH told everyone of their intentions of moving to 5a. Essentially, that night it was decided to move to 6a, during the next couple of days talking on the phone each decided to petition the KHSAA for a move to 6a. But since you are right there and very much in the "know," I am not telling you anything new. So, this information is just being shared with all the people on the outside!! The Boone County school administration does not give a rats butt what division the football teams play in! Why would they? It isn't like they have to increase the athletic budget if they stay 5a. Plus, it is not Ryle, so the other schools do not matter, see where all the admin send their kids! It was 100% each schools decision, more specifically each coach. By the way, I am not convinced it was a totally bad idea to move to 6a!