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Look no further than Indiana for the answer. You talk to anyone from Indiana and they will tell you that they wish they had never changed. The interest level now is dismal compared to what it once was when they used to run it like Kentucky does.

 

That equates to less excitement as much as it does $$$

Overrated. Next thing you know there will be an All AAA classic for the medium schools.

 

Ive often wandered how KY gets away with the All A classic to begin with, without offering it up for all the classes.

KHSAA's priority is $

Ive often wandered how KY gets away with the All A classic to begin with, without offering it up for all the classes.

 

It's not a state event. It's an invitational tournment, just like many others held around the state. Just a tad larger and to be invited you must meet the enrollment numbers.

Overrated. Next thing you know there will be an All AAA classic for the medium schools.

 

I guarantee you, if there were no All A Classic, we would now have classes in basketball.

Wayne County is 2A, Bardstown is 2A. Knott County Central is 3A.

 

Shelby Valley is less than 5 years removed from defeating 6A Ballard for the title.

 

Much ado about nothing.

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Ive often wandered how KY gets away with the All A classic to begin with, without offering it up for all the classes.

 

There was a lawsuit filed years ago and the All A Classic was the way they settled the suit.

Wayne County is 2A, Bardstown is 2A. Knott County Central is 3A.

 

Shelby Valley is less than 5 years removed from defeating 6A Ballard for the title.

 

Much ado about nothing.

 

Thank you.

Time for classes in basketball?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Absolutely, positively...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...not.

Ive often wandered how KY gets away with the All A classic to begin with, without offering it up for all the classes.

It's not a KHSAA sponsored event...it's more like the LIT but on a bigger scale that the state tourney in that respect

 

 

 

 

 

Neer fan said it first I just saw his post

Hell no.

 

I agree emphatically with "hell no". This is an awesome event the way it is. Great memories are created when a small school or an underdog does well. Remember Elliot County? What a great story and one my kids will remember forever.

Ive often wandered how KY gets away with the All A classic to begin with, without offering it up for all the classes.

They"re not "getting away" with anything. A group of dedicated men not connected to the KHSAA at all put on the tourney for the smallest 120 (40%) of the schools in the state. If someone wants to have a tourney for the schools larger than this but smaller than the REALLY big schools have at it.

:deadhorse:

 

Look no further than Indiana for the answer. You talk to anyone from Indiana and they will tell you that they wish they had never changed. The interest level now is dismal compared to what it once was when they used to run it like Kentucky does.

 

That equates to less excitement as much as it does $$$

If that is the case why doesn't Indiana change back to one class?

Hell no.

 

I will SECOND that.................................

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