I talked to Coach Hicks today and he told me that Tyler Carr was ruled eligible to play by the KHSAA.

:popcorn:

 

Of course he was. KHSAA= joke.

Good for him. Seen him play this summer but didn't look quick due to a bad wheel. Hopefully, with some R & R and therapy he can get that knee back into shape and showcase his scoring skill set. Best of luck!

So where is he eligible to play at? What school did he transfer to?

So where is he eligible to play at? What school did he transfer to?

 

Shelby Valley

The kid has done nothing wrong. We live in a free country. Go to school where you want to go.

The kid has done nothing wrong. We live in a free country. Go to school where you want to go.

 

Besides transfer to follow a coach...?

The kid has done nothing wrong. We live in a free country. Go to school where you want to go.

 

Where did he come from?

Where did he come from?

 

I think Grant County.

 

I think Grant County.

 

Correct.

Glad he's eligible. Hate to see any kid sit out. Agree with Johnson but the bylaws of our beloved organization at arbitrarily administered.

Congrats to Tyler. Coach Hicks must be the proudest man at Shelby Valley to have a young man and his family follow him.

Good luck to Tyler this year.

It's not like he is commuting from Dry Ridge to Pikeville everyday. They had to move. I have never understood the khsaa's stance that you can't move for sports. You can move because the rents cheaper, because you want to live in the country, etc., but not because you want your son to play for a coach you like and admire??? Every real estate brochure I have ever seen mentions the school district. I know people that move to have their kids at a successful music school, academic school, etc., why should athletes be discriminated against. They don't make band members sit out a year.

The kid is a very good basketball player!