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What in the wide wide world of sports is going on?

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A team that gives away bad films normally has past opponents that are more then happy to give people quality film of them. Funny how that works.

Does anyone have PROOF of the weekly $50 fine thing? I can't find anything on khsaa.org.

 

Plus, there are several notable teams who are NOT putting stats online consistently: Ballard, Beechwood, Boyd County, Bullitt East, Clinton County, Dixie Heights (First game only), East Jessamine, Fairview, Fern Creek, Franklin County (first game only), Green County.

 

I stopped at G. And was only clicking on Week 4 winners. I have no doubt there's at least 50 schools who haven't put all their stats (or had them updated entering this weekend/Week 4) online.

 

Can't imagine all those schools are getting weekly $50 fines.

 

And is this a football ONLY thing? Because there are plenty more boys' soccer, girls' soccer and volleyball teams who haven't put stats online.

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Can't imagine all those schools are getting weekly $50 fines.

I hope they are getting fined. Coaches and schools have a responsibility to the players on their team to report those stats.

I hope they are getting fined. Coaches and schools have a responsibility to the players on their team to report those stats.

 

I do NOT believe there actually are $50 fines being billed out each week.

 

Here's what I've seen/found on KHSAA:

 

09/03/14 ? First Football, Soccer Statistical Leader Reports Released | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

"As a reminder, member schools are solely responsible for submitting statistical information. If a school or individual is omitted, or information is not updated, that means the KHSAA did not receive a report prior to the deadline. Beginning with 2014-2015, as contained in Bylaw 27, the requirements to enter and maintain rosters, schedules and statistics will be enforced more rigorously by the KHSAA. This enforcement will subject the member schools to penalties by the Commissioner, including fines and other actions, within the constraints of Bylaw 27."

 

08/21/14 ? Scoreboard/Rosters/Statistics Reminder | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

"STATISTICS REMINDER

Finally, statistical entry is also required in the sports of football, basketball and soccer, which will be used to compile a list of statewide leaders, which can also be sent to local media outlets upon request. See the note at the end of this post regarding failure to maintain current contest-by-contest statistics."

 

"PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE

Beginning with 2014-2015, as contained in Bylaw 27, the requirements to enter and maintain rosters, schedules and statistics will be enforced more rigorously. This enforcement will subject the member schools to penalties by the Commissioner, including fines and other actions, within the constraints of Bylaw 27. In general, the information (statistics, results, etc.) will have a 48-hour grace period to comply. Due to the unique nature of football and the infrequency of play, enforcement on football will likely be more aggressive concerning score reporting."

 

I can't find a single mention on KHSAA.org about "weekly $50 fine" for non-compliance. None.

I do NOT believe there actually are $50 fines being billed out each week.

 

Here's what I've seen/found on KHSAA:

 

09/03/14 ? First Football, Soccer Statistical Leader Reports Released | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

"As a reminder, member schools are solely responsible for submitting statistical information. If a school or individual is omitted, or information is not updated, that means the KHSAA did not receive a report prior to the deadline. Beginning with 2014-2015, as contained in Bylaw 27, the requirements to enter and maintain rosters, schedules and statistics will be enforced more rigorously by the KHSAA. This enforcement will subject the member schools to penalties by the Commissioner, including fines and other actions, within the constraints of Bylaw 27."

 

08/21/14 ? Scoreboard/Rosters/Statistics Reminder | Kentucky High School Athletic Association

"STATISTICS REMINDER

Finally, statistical entry is also required in the sports of football, basketball and soccer, which will be used to compile a list of statewide leaders, which can also be sent to local media outlets upon request. See the note at the end of this post regarding failure to maintain current contest-by-contest statistics."

 

"PENALTIES FOR NONCOMPLIANCE

Beginning with 2014-2015, as contained in Bylaw 27, the requirements to enter and maintain rosters, schedules and statistics will be enforced more rigorously. This enforcement will subject the member schools to penalties by the Commissioner, including fines and other actions, within the constraints of Bylaw 27. In general, the information (statistics, results, etc.) will have a 48-hour grace period to comply. Due to the unique nature of football and the infrequency of play, enforcement on football will likely be more aggressive concerning score reporting."

 

I can't find a single mention on KHSAA.org about "weekly $50 fine" for non-compliance. None.

 

I was about to post this same information until I saw that you beat me to it. This information was sent to all Athletic Directors and head coaches in soccer, volleyball and football at KHSAA member schools. The $50 fine thing was said to me by a coach at the school where I do football statistics. Based upon the "Penalties for Noncompliance" section above, I have no desire to tempt fate. Our stats (Covington Holy Cross) will submitted within 48 hours of the completion of a football game.

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