No! We are saying the whole Cordia situation stinks. You know it, I know it, and everyone on here knows it. Even the special interest folks who are defending it know it.

 

Kids from Canada and New York coming together at a private school anywhere in the state for the purpose of athletic advantage are not part of Kentucky basketball "as it was meant to be" and is what we count on the KHSAA to stand up and prevent. We have only local judges and the courts sytem to thank for this whole can of worms. Where is the legitimacy?????

 

Permitting wholesale transferring will lead to open season on total, across the board, open enrollment which includes international and out-of-state students. If this is the case and what it is going to take to compete on a somewhat level playing field in the future, maybe we should have spent our $7.5m on building dormitories instead of a chapel.

 

Who determines "the way it was meant to be " ? You ?

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I will give you my honest opinion to that direct question over a beer one day.

I think to Mustangs post, the KHSAA does a poor job of policing transfers and their inconstancy is of grave concern for sports in Kentucky.

 

It's only a concern to adults who care way to much about high school sports. Kids just want to play.

No! We are saying the whole Cordia situation stinks. You know it, I know it, and everyone on here knows it. Even the special interest folks who are defending it know it.

 

Kids from Canada and New York coming together at a private school anywhere in the state for the purpose of athletic advantage are not part of Kentucky basketball "as it was meant to be" and is what we count on the KHSAA to stand up and prevent. We have only local judges and the courts sytem to thank for this whole can of worms. Where is the legitimacy?????

 

Permitting wholesale transferring will lead to open season on total, across the board, open enrollment which includes international and out-of-state students. If this is the case and what it is going to take to compete on a somewhat level playing field in the future, maybe we should have spent our $7.5m on building dormitories instead of a chapel.

 

I thought Cordia is a Public school and part of the Knott Co System.

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Why does it seem that most of the posters against allowing these transfers to play are fans and supporters of Private Schools?

Why does it seem that most of the posters against allowing these transfers to play are fans and supporters of Private Schools?

 

Beat me to it.

 

 

And fans and supporters of schools in the All A tournament.

No! We are saying the whole Cordia situation stinks. You know it, I know it, and everyone on here knows it. Even the special interest folks who are defending it know it.

 

Kids from Canada and New York coming together at a private school anywhere in the state for the purpose of athletic advantage are not part of Kentucky basketball "as it was meant to be" and is what we count on the KHSAA to stand up and prevent. We have only local judges and the courts sytem to thank for this whole can of worms. Where is the legitimacy?????

 

Permitting wholesale transferring will lead to open season on total, across the board, open enrollment which includes international and out-of-state students. If this is the case and what it is going to take to compete on a somewhat level playing field in the future, maybe we should have spent our $7.5m on building dormitories instead of a chapel.

 

So do you have to have a KY birth certificate to ensure it's "as it was meant to be?"

A father and son moving does not constitute a family move......... Just saying this is 2014..... half of society is based on a single family or grandparent as the guardian .......REALLY

 

 

So you're telling these kids they can't play for what reason?

A father and son moving does not constitute a family move......... Just saying this is 2014..... half of society is based on a single family or grandparent as the guardian .......REALLY

 

So what does constitute a move? His parents were divorced previously. He was living with his dad. They moved.

A father and son moving does not constitute a family move......... Just saying this is 2014..... half of society is based on a single family or grandparent as the guardian .......REALLY

 

So this would be against the rules since the mom didn't move also?

Beat me to it.

 

 

And fans and supporters of schools in the All A tournament.

 

I'm shocked that fans of schools who benefited from transfers are so against Cordia. I see no difference between NCC and Cordia situation, except distance each people moved . I have no problem with either situation. Just seems silly.

What's really amusing is that some of the very 14th region schools that are up in arms against the eligibility of these Cordia kids are the same ones that have done the same thing for years, bring players into their school from other places. The only difference is that their kids were "transferred" from neighboring schools or counties while Cordia's are from out-of-state.

 

Right when you look at your schedule and Cordia is one of the easy W..... now with the hiring of a AA Coach - AA kids are drawn to the school and they can compete because the once was easy WIN is no longer an easy assumptions something has to change...... They might mess with my chances to RUPP..... I say COACH THE DANG GAME AND STOP WORRYING. These transfers all came from different areas but with similar backgrounds yes academics and the extracurricular are important. COLLEGE IS EXSPENSIVE. So to have the academics without the extracurricular might not work for everyone. It doesn't have to be recruitment.....

I guess Weyer decided to attend NCC because Highlands couldn't offer a good education?

This is according to the power that be .....KHSAA

Right and the KHSAA say this is not a legitimate move...... Again will inform them we are in 2014.

This is according to the power that be .....KHSAA

 

I know kids that are at at least 3 schools that live with one parent to go to school in another district. In each of these cases mom and dad are still married but live in two different households...KHSAA must have just missed those.