I wouldn't call mustang a supporter just a broadcaster.

Both programs have made it deep into region play the past two years with the boys making it to the semifinals last year and finals this year.

 

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Volleyball is the most popular girls sport in KY, according to the KHSAA

It's up to their supporters to let us know the news as this site and its content are driven by its users!

 

True, but this is not a news site. People who give game reports think they're journalists, but they're not - journalists are inherently unbiased and reports on here are usually clouded by bias, one way or the other. And then people will state they are specifically tougher on their own teams in their reports than someone who is unbiased, which again proves my point - they are not delivering an accurate report, but a biased one.

 

I believe the scores posted. Anything else needs to be considered opinion.

As a 40 something dad that grew up playing baseball and football i love watching soccer. It does take more understanding to watch the game then just watching a bunch of overweight sumo wrestlers run into each other for 3 seconds at a time. It's easy to spot a penalty even if you don't understand the game.

Remember I played football for years its a relatively simple game. I mean everyone is told exactly what to do every play.

Basketball and soccer are very similar in there is always action albeit basketball is much higher score but it takes multiple skill sets ( dribble while running ,passing and shooting) the game is changing by the second Football not so much.

As for popularity if you get out of the tri state area where soccer is huge I can think of 12 or so club teams with thousands of kids each. Soccer is a more popular sport by far club and high school. How many other football clubs are there? I've never heard of one.

 

I will beg to differ with you there.

I know Brossart soccer hasn't been great the past couple of year, but this seems pretty harsh coming from a supporter. :lol:

 

No, I don't care for the sport, nor do I like Tennis.

 

My credo is "If its important to our kids, it's important to me."

 

Playing on Senior Night in a facility with adequate press box facilities, or when our teams are competing for district or regional titles under the same conditions earns a broadcast of that game.

 

Like I said, the kids obviously like playing the game, although I really don't know what they see in it other than a lot of frustration. I also think the game has obvious flaws that no one is willing to go out on a limb and try to fix. I think spectators are bored stiff sitting there watching the ball being kicked between the 30s for 99% of the contest, and the rules are detrimental to scoring.

 

When I broadcast the soccer games, I get qualified people who understand and appreciate the game to do the broadcasts, I just throw the switches and play the commercials.

 

I look forward to doing football, bsaketball, and baseball. Unless the game is televised, Soccer is virtually impossible to broadcast on an audio only basis. My hat is off to the guys who try.

Thanks for sharing. Best of luck to the Lady Pioneers.