Somerset starts in 2 weeks. They are pretty tough but you can tell it makes you better as a player and after the regional title we won last year it is worth it.

You guys did rock last year!!!

You guys did rock last year!!!

 

It just goes to show what a great summer will do for a team.

It just goes to show what a great summer will do for a team.

Exactly!

2.You would have to ask that question to a coach that has seven state championship rings!

He was asking a legitimate question, and believe me we know all about winning championships.

Dont you have to wait a week to go i full pads or after 5 pratices. But i think that just about all schools run 2 a days. I know we used to have 2 full practices (1 in the morning and 1 in the evening) and usually an hour of wieght lifting and 1 hour of special teams around noon during the week of two a days which was the second week of practice for us.

Bullitt East does not do two a days. Been that way since Coach Settles took over.

I thought full pads weren't allowed until August 1.

Wasn't Coach Harp one of the major voices claiming private schools break KHSAA rules? Interesting.

 

Sec. 5) Sports Specific Limitations - Football - Boys

(1) Organized non-contact practice shall not begin prior to July 15. During this non-contact period, a helmet, shoulder pads and shoes are the only football equipment that may be worn. The first date of practice in full pads shall be the earlier of seven (7) week days (not counting Saturdays and Sundays) prior to the opening day of school (which shall be defined as the day prior to the classes starting for the student body) or August 1 but under no circumstances can be prior to the fourth Friday before the first regular season playing date. After contact practice (practice in pads) has begun and prior to the first day of classes for the students, no school may conduct multiple onfield practice sessions in pads (e.g., two-a-days or three-a-days) on consecutive days (e.g., two-one twoone format). After the opening day of the school year, no school may conduct multiple on-field practice sessions in pads (e.g., two-a-days or three-a-days) on

a day in which school is in session. All schools shall submit all required documentation to verify the proper execution of the practice regulations, including scrimmage, contact, and heat/safety regulations and recommendations.

Wasn't Coach Harp one of the major voices claiming private schools break KHSAA rules? Interesting.

Maybe he figures if you can't beat them at cheating then join them!

He was asking a legitimate question, and believe me we know all about winning championships.

Lighten up Francis,it's all good!ANd yes we all know all about the the The Louisville and surrounding

Counties,and southern Indiana Shamrocks championships!:creepy:

Maybe he figures if you can't beat them at cheating then join them!

Which program was it again that got sanctioned by the KHSAA last year?

Which program was it again that got sanctioned by the KHSAA last year?

Ah let me see was it Lexington Cath!:confused:

Why, I believe it was and I believe we happened to take their spot in a bowl game!

Manual had two-a-days my freshmans and Sophomore year... and then Junior year we got Nichols and he thought that we go to camp instead... where we had something like four-a-days!:scared: But it provided some good memories. Honestly, I preferred camp. At least you knew you couldn't go home, so you make the most of it. With two-a-days, it's like "how much would I love to sleep in tomorrow?" While quitting wasn't really an option for me, I REALLY had to fight the urge during two-a-days. That was when I discovered we football players were insane.

Somerset is having camp days as well. 9:30 am to 5 pm to be exact. These are the days where you figure out who is going to give it 110 % every time they are on the field and when it comes down to it in the 4th quarter who will be there to step up and make the big play!