This seems fair to me.

 

And with the way the stars are currently aligned, it looks like the Igloo will host once every four years instead of every other year.

 

The probable result of the taking my ball and going home decision. Just a guess as to how it will play out and why.

 

It's settled then. This discussion can be closed. 3 out of 4 prefer the district to be played at Mason County. So 3 out of 4 years that is where it will be played. NEXT!

It's settled then. This discussion can be closed. 3 out of 4 prefer the district to be played at Mason County. So 3 out of 4 years that is where it will be played. NEXT!

 

So hypothetically, if it was a tied vote, what would be your solution?

So hypothetically, if it was a tied vote, what would be your solution?

 

Don't think that hypothetical, tied vote, will be seen around here for quite a while. So your question will be moot.

I agree as I said in a previous quote I think three schools will be voting as a unit now.

Just asking: Do you think the Commish comes in a little ticked? Perhaps he thinks, "I have 64 districts and 63 get along real well, and one problem district (the 39th) is squabbling because one school wants to change everything. That one school has just bullied two of the smaller schools because they won't go along with them in changing the long standing draw district to seeding. Then that same school gets upset that those two small schools vote with the largest district school to make the district site the vastly superior site of perhaps the best arena in Ky high school basketball". Wonder who the Commish will see as the problem child.

 

Got to think the Commish admonishes the bully and suggests..."You are professionals, so act that way. I will make the decision that in fairness, bully, you can have the District 1 of 4 years on a rotational basis. In the meantime, remember the lessons we learned in kintergarten...like 'play fair'...'treat others as you would like to be treated'....'set a good example for the little kids'...and 'make your parents proud of your actions'." And that's what I think the Commish will be thinking. IMO

It's a regular season game bc vs PC. And cars are parked on route 10 that's only two schools... parking is a huge issue

Just asking: Do you think the Commish comes in a little ticked? Perhaps he thinks, "I have 64 districts and 63 get along real well, and one problem district (the 39th) is squabbling because one school wants to change everything. That one school has just bullied two of the smaller schools because they won't go along with them in changing the long standing draw district to seeding. Then that same school gets upset that those two small schools vote with the largest district school to make the district site the vastly superior site of perhaps the best arena in Ky high school basketball". Wonder who the Commish will see as the problem child.

 

Got to think the Commish admonishes the bully and suggests..."You are professionals, so act that way. I will make the decision that in fairness, bully, you can have the District 1 of 4 years on a rotational basis. In the meantime, remember the lessons we learned in kintergarten...like 'play fair'...'treat others as you would like to be treated'....'set a good example for the little kids'...and 'make your parents proud of your actions'." And that's what I think the Commish will be thinking. IMO

 

Funny, it's ok for two schools to defend their student athletes, but not another.

Funny, it's ok for two schools to defend their student athletes, but not another.

THIS

It's a regular season game bc vs PC. And cars are parked on route 10 that's only two schools... parking is a huge issue

Because parking at Straub and walking to the Fieldhouse is just so much better.

Just asking: Do you think the Commish comes in a little ticked? Perhaps he thinks, "I have 64 districts and 63 get along real well, and one problem district (the 39th) is squabbling because one school wants to change everything. That one school has just bullied two of the smaller schools because they won't go along with them in changing the long standing draw district to seeding. Then that same school gets upset that those two small schools vote with the largest district school to make the district site the vastly superior site of perhaps the best arena in Ky high school basketball". Wonder who the Commish will see as the problem child.

 

Got to think the Commish admonishes the bully and suggests..."You are professionals, so act that way. I will make the decision that in fairness, bully, you can have the District 1 of 4 years on a rotational basis. In the meantime, remember the lessons we learned in kintergarten...like 'play fair'...'treat others as you would like to be treated'....'set a good example for the little kids'...and 'make your parents proud of your actions'." And that's what I think the Commish will be thinking. IMO

 

 

That's a stretch. Not all districts are peachy keen all the time.

It's a regular season game bc vs PC. And cars are parked on route 10 that's only two schools... parking is a huge issue

 

Did they hook the wagon up to the tractor and truck everyone in from out on # 10 ?

I've always thought Mason County boys should have some games in the downtown gym. Those gyms are the best 2 in the region and should use both of them when the girls aren't playing.

Does the Fieldhouse serve Webber Farms Pulled Pork BBQ? :lol2:

 

I sure hope not.:yuck:

I sure hope not.:yuck:

 

Maybe it should be voted on. :lol2:

Maybe it should be voted on. :lol2:

 

I foresee a 3-1 split.:lol2: