16 is too many. But why the “finish by Thanksgiving”? You all do realize that they’ve been played that first weekend in December for the last 30 or more years, correct? (And a couple years where they’ve been played the 2nd weekend in December) If anything cut a game out- week of the playoffs, taking less, but still play 9/10 reg season) & definitely start later.

Yes. His. Why wait until 2021? It’s there. It’s laid out. It’s the only thing that will appease. People don’t want interdistrict it’s not what’s best for their program and there will be people against 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 because its not what best for their program. It’s has nothing to do with what’s best best or not good for high school football in Kentucky.

His proposal is the only way to go. That’s what needs to be pushed and nothing else needs to even be considered or settled for.

Absolutely you look out for the best interest of your program. But there are those that are going to be messed over if it goes back to 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 also. No matter what there are going to be many programs getting messed over. “Hurting football in our state” is code for= my program is about to get the business (depending on what side of the fence you’re on).

I really don’t see what the problem is with the interdistrict. If you’re in a district with some hammers and you’re a nail? Or a bunch of hammers and you’re looking at cupcake city in your sister district? I’d want it changed to 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8. If my “sister” district is as tough or tougher than my district (which a lot would be)- then I’m voting to keep it interdistrict. It’s just that simple. I think you’ll see it voted by the...

Norris Lake in TN just a short drive (their Lake Cumberland) and then not too far from Laurel Lake.

If shortening the season meant backing up the start date to Labor Day weekend or the weekend after, yet still ending the 1st weekend of December like it does (which less teams would be taken to the playoffs & maybe only a 9 game regular season) then I'd be all for it & it would probably increase numbers- but, that's for a completely different topic.