Very True

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Very True

If you want to compare records make sure you are compairing apples to apples when it comes to the competition that the teams are competing against. If GC, WC, or CC played the Redhounds schedule over the last four years they would have alot fewer victiories than what you show.

 

I was responding to a previous quote that said that the district was "pitiful." While it isn't great, those records show that all four teams haven't exactly been dominant teams.

If you want to compare records make sure you are compairing apples to apples when it comes to the competition that the teams are competing against. If GC, WC, or CC played the Redhounds schedule over the last four years they would have alot fewer victiories than what you show.

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I was responding to a previous quote that said that the district was "pitiful." While it isn't great, those records show that all four teams haven't exactly been dominant teams.

Very True.

After reading your quote, I was curious to look at the numbers from Class AA, District 4 over the last four years. Corbin has went undefeated in district play in the last three years, but their overall record isn't much better than the rest of the district.

 

1. Corbin 28-18 .608

2. Garrard County 23-18 .561

3. Wayne County 20-21 .488

4. Casey County 9-39 .231

 

Pitiful may be too harsh of a word, but when a team goes unblemished in district play for 3 years in a row it certainly doesn't speak volumes for the level of competition within the district. If the district had any parity at all, some of them would have beaten the hounds by now. Just a thought.