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The reason they can do it in the south in states such as Alabama and Georgia, their baseball season ends a lot earlier. In Alabama, their baseball season is in the playoffs at this time. And while people talk about multi- sport players-- football is the MAIN sport in those states and we know in Kentucky it's not

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Basketball gets a 972 game season in June, but football get ONE in the spring? Come on now fellas, that's crazy talk.

 

I told everyone back in 2006 that giving up 7 on 7 in June was the beginning. Instead I got the politician coaches bashing me. Why would it hurt a multi sport athlete? He's playing another sport, so he probably won't play. I like the idea. Will it pass? NO not in KY. It doesn't hurt GA, Alabama, or TN high schools. All of the sudden it's not good for KY schools. Politics and we had coaches who had an opportunity to fight for it, but chose to not fight for it.

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Ok, the way I read it, it's still a 10 day spring practice session with one potential "game" against another team..."game" probably being much more like a scrimmage. Don't the kids do a team scrimmage game against each other at the end of spring practice anyway? So, instead of hitting each other, you hit someone else on that 10th day. So really no drastic change after all doesn't appear. I see no issue with it.

 

And, if you read further in the article, if you DON'T do a spring game, then you can pick up an extra scrimmage game in the fall. If I were a coach this would be MUCH more valuable to me, so I wouldn't do a spring game and would pick up an extra scrimmage in the fall.

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Ok, the way I read it, it's still a 10 day spring practice session with one potential "game" against another team..."game" probably being much more like a scrimmage. Don't the kids do a team scrimmage game against each other at the end of spring practice anyway? So, instead of hitting each other, you hit someone else on that 10th day. So really no drastic change after all doesn't appear. I see no issue with it.

 

And, if you read further in the article, if you DON'T do a spring game, then you can pick up an extra scrimmage game in the fall. If I were a coach this would be MUCH more valuable to me, so I wouldn't do a spring game and would pick up an extra scrimmage in the fall.

 

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Ok, the way I read it, it's still a 10 day spring practice session with one potential "game" against another team..."game" probably being much more like a scrimmage. Don't the kids do a team scrimmage game against each other at the end of spring practice anyway? So, instead of hitting each other, you hit someone else on that 10th day. So really no drastic change after all doesn't appear. I see no issue with it.

 

And, if you read further in the article, if you DON'T do a spring game, then you can pick up an extra scrimmage game in the fall. If I were a coach this would be MUCH more valuable to me, so I wouldn't do a spring game and would pick up an extra scrimmage in the fall.

 

It is actually if you do not have spring practice you can have 2 scrimmages, not if you don't play a spring game.

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