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Bracken had always wanted a draw. Sorry @camelman wrong again. We wanted it back when I was in school and will want it every season for all sports. And don't kid yourself into thinking that those 2 games every season didn't matter and were not cared about. Your fetish is growing daily.

 

Thanks for your continued support and comments on any and all Bracken threads. If you only gave as much attention to your beloved Camels.

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Just curious Papa, if you were a member of the Association and this situation was voted on at that level, how would you vote?

 

Seed.

Bracken had always wanted a draw. Sorry @camelman wrong again. We wanted it back when I was in school and will want it every season for all sports. And don't kid yourself into thinking that those 2 games every season didn't matter and were not cared about. Your fetish is growing daily.

 

Thanks for your continued support and comments on any and all Bracken threads. If you only gave as much attention to your beloved Camels.

 

: - )

For Bracken the decision is simple, why should they give St. Pat and Augusta their biggest gate every year if they won't seed? For St. Pat and Augusta it is not an issue of draw or seed but a money issue. By voting to draw, they have made that clear. So Bracken hit them where it hurt most, the pocket book. By refusing to play at Augusta and at St. Pat they have taken away what is routinely both schools biggest gates (not counting Mason going to St. Pat for the first time in 50 years this year- and something Mason won't do again). Bracken did not cancel the series with Augusta and St. Pat, they simply said all games will be in the Igloo until the district is seeded. St. Pat and Augusta chose not to play them on the road because financially it doesn't benefit them. I don't blame the people in charge in Brooksville one bit, it does them zero good to go to those two places when the result means absolutely nothing except helping the other two schools financially. In short, there will be no regular season games outside of Brooksville between Bracken and the other two schools until the district is seeded, just like 60 of the other 64 districts in the state.

 

IMO. If the public bullying-demeaning tactic was derived from the strategy of depriving Augusta of its biggest gate of the year, it could not have been more poorly thought through and was dead before it oozed from a cesspool of intellectual ineptitude.

1). The Augusta/Bracken Co. rivalry has been great for both teams and their fans long before the current decision makers were born.

2). The great crowds exist because its Ky HS basketball between two respectful, neighboring rivals.

3). The Augusta crowd traveling to Brooksville dwarfs the reciprocal crowd that travels to Augusta. Bracken's biggest regular season crowd annually has been Augusta and the Augusta crowd in Brooksville regularly fills as many seats as the Bears do on their side.

4). The Bracken crowd in Augusta would not exceed 200 bringing a gate increase of $600-800. Compare that to the 10th Region annual payout and it is a meaningless loss.

5). Ignoring the proper path of taking it to the KHSAA board for consideration of change and attempting to work within the system and deciding to muscle-up like a bully does little but strengthen the smaller schools staunchness and resolve in doing what they believe is best for their schools.

Rarely does.....ready-fire-aim hit the target.

Maybe Bracken County just got tired of losing to Augusta, I dunno.

 

Seriously the games, home and away, are a good crowd, good time and are missed all over the county. But until the powers that be change their stance, we wait for early February and that all important, possibly season changing, draw.

Maybe Bracken County just got tired of losing to Augusta, I dunno. �����

 

Those days are gone for a while.

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IMO. If the public bullying-demeaning tactic was derived from the strategy of depriving Augusta of its biggest gate of the year, it could not have been more poorly thought through and was dead before it oozed from a cesspool of intellectual ineptitude.

1). The Augusta/Bracken Co. rivalry has been great for both teams and their fans long before the current decision makers were born.

2). The great crowds exist because its Ky HS basketball between two respectful, neighboring rivals.

3). The Augusta crowd traveling to Brooksville dwarfs the reciprocal crowd that travels to Augusta. Bracken's biggest regular season crowd annually has been Augusta and the Augusta crowd in Brooksville regularly fills as many seats as the Bears do on their side.

4). The Bracken crowd in Augusta would not exceed 200 bringing a gate increase of $600-800. Compare that to the 10th Region annual payout and it is a meaningless loss.

5). Ignoring the proper path of taking it to the KHSAA board for consideration of change and attempting to work within the system and deciding to muscle-up like a bully does little but strengthen the smaller schools staunchness and resolve in doing what they believe is best for their schools.

Rarely does.....ready-fire-aim hit the target.

 

All well said Oldercoach. The Bracken folks really have no clue on the damage being done to themselves by approaching it this way.

All well said Oldercoach. The Bracken folks really have no clue on the damage being done to themselves by approaching it this way.

However I'm sure Bracken appreciates the money gave to them for the Campbell game. Still have Pendleton, Montgomery, Bourbon, GRC, and other big games at home.

However I'm sure Bracken appreciates the money gave to them for the Campbell game. Still have Pendleton, Montgomery, Bourbon, GRC, and other big games at home.

 

I fully expect you to win all of those, too, since they are at home.

However I'm sure Bracken appreciates the money gave to them for the Campbell game. Still have Pendleton, Montgomery, Bourbon, GRC, and other big games at home.

Big games, yes. Big crowds.....no.

All well said Oldercoach. The Bracken folks really have no clue on the damage being done to themselves by approaching it this way.

 

Please explain in great detail. Leave nothing to opinions or assumptions, so we all can be better educated.

Please explain in great detail. Leave nothing to opinions or assumptions, so we all can be better educated.

 

No dog in this fight for me. Schools should do what is in their best interest.

 

But I would argue that Bracken's ham-handed approach in this matter has created a negative perception of the program in the court of public opinion. Any other "damage" - I'm not in a position to speculate.

 

 

 

Anything else on the actual ball game, folks?

No dog in this fight for me. Schools should do what is in their best interest.

 

But I would argue that Bracken's ham-handed approach in this matter has created a negative perception of the program in the court of public opinion. Any other "damage" - I'm not in a position to speculate.

 

 

 

Anything else on the actual ball game, folks?

 

 

Probably nothing more to add to the game papa. Just more BC bashing and is BC faithful standing up for the program.

 

Big games are what we need to get the team ready for the post season. Big crowds are nice but the crowd isn't suiting up to play. So that aspect matters none.

 

As for being tired of losing to A-town, the Panthers had a helluva run and were applauded every step of the way on their accomplishments at least by this BC fan. But those days are over and It's a 2 horse race in the 39th. Granted there will be an upset from time to time and you just have to tip your cap and move on.

 

As for the season changing draw? I'll ask the same question I've asked 1000 times. Why leave your season up to chance? Go out there and earn your spot. Make your season district games worth something. If teams aren't willing to do that then why should those games that mean absolutely nothing be played especially if it doesn't help your team get better with strong competition.

 

Like someone else told me the other day "Until this district gets its :poop: together and seeds then we have 30 scrimmages till postseason play starts because these games at the end of the day don't carry any merit.

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