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Did Aaron Floyd transfer from Boone County to Covington Catholic?

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I do understand all that but that brings us to the next point. The KHSAA needs to open it completely up then.

 

I think so also. I'd be in favor of that. I think if a family makes a decision to switch schools they should be allowed to do so without penalty.

 

I also think the KHSAA serves us all better by allowing kids to be eligible if they can put together a legitimate move and transfer and investigate those transfers that look like there is funny business going on. Illegal housing, improper payments or faulty documentation.

 

If I decide to send my kid to the school down the street I should be allowed to have that right without penalty.

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To be blunt, I'm past the point of ever believing that the KHSAA is going to rule a transfer ineligible. And that's because of what seems to happen any time they do - the player's family obtains an injunction and that becomes that.

I also want to add if this is true I wish Aaron Floyd nothing but the best. Aaron has D1 DB skills and should be a fine addition to the Colonel football team.

As Dad is the Asst principle at Boone and knowing that the family is intelligent and close to these matters, I have to believe that Aaron wouldn't be making this move purely on a "hope" that he is eligible, but on a "know" that he is eligible basis. Ie: I am sure someone in the family did some fact checking and spoke to some people which paved the way for this to happen.

 

Eager to see how this all plays out, but if it comes to fruition, Wow!- what an addition. Instant impact to say the least.

To be blunt, I'm past the point of ever believing that the KHSAA is going to rule a transfer ineligible. And that's because of what seems to happen any time they do - the player's family obtains an injunction and that becomes that.

 

I could see this ending up like a Mike Mitchell situation. Ineligible, but plays the whole season with an injunction.

Does the state of Kentucky require you to pass standardized tests to graduate? I know in Georgia you'll see a kid switch to a private school his/her senior year because they can't pass the Graduation Tests.

I bet he will be eligible, IMO.

 

If that is the case I'm going to set the over/under on "recruiting" and "KHSAA stinks" threads at around 24 between now and Christmas.

 

I'll further set the over/under for the amount of posts from me you'll see in any of them at ZERO.

 

Wish him the best, wherever he plays.

After the KHSAA let the Johnson kid follow his HS BB coach to PCC and be eligible immediately I've given up any hope of the KHSAA being competent.

Good luck to Aaron, whatever the reason, whatever the outcome i hope for nothing but great things for this young man.

Dang! Wearing out the rosaries in Park Hills is bearing fruit.

 

Good looking player, good luck to him.

Aaron never wanted to be at Boone from the start, his pop told him he had to be.. Until now.

Isn't he a pretty decent baseball player as well?

 

He could fill a serious void for the Colonels. This along with the Fegins transfer does start the summer off on a positive note for the Colonels chances of finally getting past the birds.

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Isn't he a pretty decent baseball player as well? He could fill a serious void for the Colonels. This along with the Fegins transfer does start the summer off on a positive note for the Colonels chances of finally getting past the birds.

 

He didnt start for Boone. Pinch runner.

Aaron never wanted to be at Boone from the start, his pop told him he had to be.. Until now.

 

I'll disagree with this statement.

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