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Highlands' Coach Brian Weinrich refuses to exchange film with South Oldham?

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If I recall correctly, Highlands has done that before. That’s why they had to play on Thanksgiving at Bell County in 1992. Probably not as big a deal as it used to be with all the video out there now.

 

This hasn't been a big deal in decades. Teams typically send coaches to scout future opponents whether they are playing or not. South Oldham would have had people there scouting, one way or another.

 

By "hasn't been a big deal", what I mean is that - video or no video - South would have had people there, anyway.

 

Shoot, when I was in school (1970s) - in the era of 8mm film - it was standard practice at my HS. They had a crew of people who did nothing on Friday nights except go and scout in person the next couple of opponents.

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Not a big deal. I don't blame the KHSAA for the bye and I don't blame BW for taking a stand. I personally kinda like the chippiness in a coach.

 

As a general rule, opponents are a little too chummy these days. Nothin wrong with a little p & vinegar.

 

Creating the axe to grind.

How about this to add to the fire. They have been spending time preparing for The Blue Colonels

Love it!!!!!

This hasn't been a big deal in decades. Teams typically send coaches to scout future opponents whether they are playing or not. South Oldham would have had people there scouting, one way or another.

 

By "hasn't been a big deal", what I mean is that - video or no video - South would have had people there, anyway.

 

Shoot, when I was in school (1970s) - in the era of 8mm film - it was standard practice at my HS. They had a crew of people who did nothing on Friday nights except go and scout in person the next couple of opponents.

 

The only program I remember with "Super 8" video back in the early 70s was Frankfort HS. I enjoyed watching those games in color. Every other school's video,at least the ones I saw, Boyle's opponents during that time, used 16 mm.

 

Glad to see someone else out there is as old as I am!

 

My guess is that both teams in this situation have all the video they want on each other.

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How about this to add to the fire. They have been spending time preparing for The Blue Colonels

 

The Birds must be pretty confident of a win at South Oldham this week.

How about this to add to the fire. They have been spending time preparing for The Blue Colonels

 

How about this to add to the fire. They have been spending time preparing for The Blue Colonels

 

All kidding aside, that is good coaching!

Funny college baseball story about this song, but for another thread.

 

One night in Stillwater....

All kidding aside, that is good coaching!

 

10000% agree. Why not?

I was thinking the same thing, this is a nail in the coffin.

 

If HHS wins he is vindicated and everyone moves on to the next game.

 

If not...

This hasn't been a big deal in decades. Teams typically send coaches to scout future opponents whether they are playing or not. South Oldham would have had people there scouting, one way or another.

 

By "hasn't been a big deal", what I mean is that - video or no video - South would have had people there, anyway.

Shoot, when I was in school (1970s) - in the era of 8mm film - it was standard practice at my HS. They had a crew of people who did nothing on Friday nights except go and scout in person the next couple of opponents.

 

We did the same thing when I worked at Beechwood only it was in the 80s.

 

We had a Secret Scout Weapon at Beechwood, his name was Mike Bowling. If I have a couple of more drinks tonight I might tell the story.

If HHS wins he is vindicated and everyone moves on to the next game.

 

If not...

 

That is EXACTLY what makes this game so interesting!

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