Dude, you are totally misreading everything you are posting. To the point of parity.

 

Would Raceland send 6 or more players to next year's Down and Dirty camp if it would mean an Institutional penalty and one against the coach which may include a multiple contest suspension?

 

Do you really believe that Mike Salmons is going to risk his career as a coach and educator? Would the Raceland BOE allow 6 or more kids to go to this camp knowing the risks against Raceland-Worthington Schools?

Would Raceland send 6 or more players to next year's Down and Dirty camp if it would mean an Institutional penalty and one against the coach which may include a multiple contest suspension?

 

Do you really believe that Mike Salmons is going to risk his career as a coach and educator? Would the Raceland BOE allow 6 or more kids to go to this camp knowing the risks against Raceland-Worthington Schools?

 

I'd say if Raceland shows up for Down and Dirty and no one else is there, they will go home.

 

I have an honest question for you. Let's say for a minute that the KHSAA does what you apparently want, and "outlaws" ALL camp activity by teams. How does that benefit Kentucky football players and Kentucky football as a whole?

 

Just some other thoughts:

1. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" basketball camps?

2. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" AAU?

3. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" baseball clinics?

4. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" Summer baseball leagues?

5. What if..........

Unless the Down and Dirty camp is held at a facility where KHSAA member schools play their games then there is no risk to attend the camp.

What keeps the 6th, 7th, 8th, etc... kid from a school going to the camp? Isn't it his birth right to choose the camps he wants to go to? A 6A school is going to have lots of quality lineman and skill set players, should we punish "their" kids because they have large enrollment numbers?

I'd say if Raceland shows up for Down and Dirty and no one else is there, they will go home.

 

If another team is there and Raceland has 6 or more players, then what?

Unless the Down and Dirty camp is held at a facility where KHSAA member schools play their games then there is no risk to attend the camp.

 

Incorrect, unless Raceland's coaches leave and Raceland does not have equipment issued to them (either by their own coaches or staff at the off-site facility.)

 

"No individual camp (not a single postseason all-star game) may be held at a KHSAA member school, or at a facility utilized for games by a member school if that camp includes more than five (5) individuals from the same school during the entire camp. This includes camps sponsored by outside entities if a member school’s coaches are present or any equipment is issued to participants."

What keeps the 6th, 7th, 8th, etc... kid from a school going to the camp? Isn't it his birth right to choose the camps he wants to go to? A 6A school is going to have lots of quality lineman and skill set players, should we punish "their" kids because they have large enrollment numbers?

 

That is a question for the KHSAA.

What's the definition of a team? Varsity team? JV Team? Freshman Team? Can I pull 5 individuals from each level of the team?

Incorrect, unless Raceland's coaches leave and Raceland does not have equipment issued to them (either by their own coaches or staff at the off-site facility.)

 

"No individual camp (not a single postseason all-star game) may be held at a KHSAA member school, or at a facility utilized for games by a member school if that camp includes more than five (5) individuals from the same school during the entire camp. This includes camps sponsored by outside entities if a member school’s coaches are present or any equipment is issued to participants."

You are misinterpreting that sentence. All that means is the camp can't be held at a facility utilized for KHSAA member's games.

 

Read post 28.

What's the definition of a team? Varsity team? JV Team? Freshman Team? Can I pull 5 individuals from each level of the team?

 

A team in this case would be a football program. No more than 5 individuals can go to an individual football camp.

You are misinterpreting that sentence. All that means is the camp can't be held at a facility utilized for KHSAA member's games.

 

Read post 28.

 

Incorrect.

 

This

 

"No individual camp (not a single postseason all-star game) may be held at a KHSAA member school, or at a facility utilized for games by a member school if that camp includes more than five (5) individuals from the same school during the entire camp. This includes camps sponsored by outside entities if a member school’s coaches are present or any equipment is issued to participants."

 

combined with this

 

"There is no opportunity for any team activity in full gear prior to the first date of wearing gear on August 1. (not new, has not been allowed in past).

 

means that you cannot have more than 5 members from the same team in full pads at an off-site facility until August 1st.

Do you know what the word IF means?

Do you know what the word IF means?

 

[video=youtube;Vw99hN-mT5c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw99hN-mT5c

I have an honest question for you. Let's say for a minute that the KHSAA does what you apparently want, and "outlaws" ALL camp activity by teams. How does that benefit Kentucky football players and Kentucky football as a whole?

 

Just some other thoughts:

1. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" basketball camps?

2. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" AAU?

3. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" baseball clinics?

4. What if the KHSAA "outlaws" Summer baseball leagues?

5. What if..........

 

You are riding a slippery slope here.

 

The KHSAA is limiting the amount of contact that occurs for players. It isn't about the camps, it is about the contact.

It is the little league mentality, BigTuna6.

 

David defeated Goliath.