Wow! Let me put it to you this way. First, Coffey's both went to Ruth Moyer. Yes, a feeder school to HHS. You also have some southgate kids on the list. Another school that feeds HHS all the time. You also have some that started in Ft Thomas and then moved, but stayed in the schools. And you also have some that came on their own and transferred. And in some of those cases, they came because their parents are alums. And you have listed a bunch of kids over time. not all at once. I think any school would have a long list of transfers over a period of time. But attack all you want. This is different and you know why if you read the rules that were posted above. If you are that close to it, I bet all the things going on are not in compliance with how the rule reads, correct?

 

But to all those examples, they came because they wanted to come. Not because they were influenced by administrators, coaches or other parents. Thats the difference if you really need it spelled out for you. Remember, I'm not concerned that kids are going to HC...It's how they are getting there and why they are making that decision. Remember, I agreed that transfers and kids changing schools happens all the time. Why are some of us only focused on HC? No one has answered that. It's because most know why they are getting the attention that all these other schools that receive transfers are not. We aren't jealous. We don't care that a kid transfers. We don't care if HC is good in basketball. I actually root a lot for the smaller schools. Heck, NCC is one of our biggest rivals and I am amazed how they do things and am a fan. I love the small schools and what they can accomplish. Heck, look at the Dayton thread. I don't care who is good and who is not, as long as they all play by the same rules.

 

You don't care ......said in your one millionth post on the topic

I have no dog in this fight either way but I think there is a problem with the parents if they send a kid to a school because they want to play a particular sport. For those that say HC or any other private school is better when it comes to academics then they need to do some research on that information. This recruiting or whatever you want to call it is what's wrong with kids sports today and it's caused by the parents and honestly the when at all cost attitude needs to change because it's not healthy for kids. This is high school not college.

 

The academic enhancement program that helps struggling students is THE BEST program in the greater Cincinnati area. Do your research.

Na I like mocking grown men who sound ridiculous.

 

Guess you don't have much of a life if that's why your on here, good work.

 

Look you seem like a reasonable guy you can't think what is going on is a 100% right, again I could see 1 or 2 but several at a time that doesn't raise a red flag lets me honest here.

Couldn't agree more. But if kids from other schools are asked to come for sports, that's a much different story.

 

I have nephews that play basketball for a Kenton County middle school. One is a great student, the other struggles. Over 50 kids tried out for basketball for the 7th grade team. If I talk with my sister about the benefits of her kids making the switch to Holy Cross for high school to benefit those kids both from an academic standpoint (on both ends of the spectrum) and to allow them less competition to try out for basketball, is that recruiting? Oh by the way, they can probably play football too because at a small school you get more athletes playing multiple sports. According to your interpretation of the rules, it is.

This thread no longer has anything to do with the game. You are welcome to start another, but keep the Rule 4 crap out of it.