I will say this, though, Quisenberry absolutely would be getting the same offers if he stayed at Garrard.   He snagged his first one at EKU last summer before every playing a game for Boyle. He had 2,500 yards as a freshman, both rushing and passing. 

1 hour ago, LoneRanger said:

Perhaps. 

However if that is the lesson that is now coming from High School Sports and the lesson we are teaching our young people now in general that may explain a lot in societal terms. 
 

By that logic there will be no more small businesses being ran, it’s too hard and have too many hurdles to overcome. They’ll either sell out or never open and go work for the larger company because it has better chance a success. 
 

By that logic there will not be any more top tier programs arise, because all the “players” will go to the ones with all the flash and dash. 
People continue to forget that Boyle was not exactly a contender prior to about 1993…..

By that logic you won’t see another Bullit East situation from this year happen because why in the world would a bright young coach take a job that doesn’t have a $100,000 budget? 

Folks we hear and talk about the kids that transfer and are stars, but there are some that woulda been better off staying where they were. It happens. 
 

A friend of mine says all the time, “The grass is brown everywhere, maybe check your seed and try watering your own grass before you run over there where the grass looks greener.”  
There is a lot of common sense in that. 
 

Lastly, and I’m gonna make some people mad with this statement. 
It cracks me up listening to some of the folks from these places, that have apparently become destination programs, that are constantly getting transfers in crow about how they win with their kids and it’s homegrown hard work that makes the difference.
I don’t have to put specific school names in this post, any reader can pause and think about how some of these “we work harder” teams have benefited greatly from talent that came from other backyards. 

And the answer is “No” by the way.
 I would not turn down a great player that wanted to come to my school.
 I sure would hate to see him leave though.  

 

Sounds a lot like to today, yeah… you can hate it or you can love it but that’s where we are

57 minutes ago, Calico Jack said:

Although I will give somewhat of a counter, or another side of the coin way to look at the “grass isn’t greener” part.  
 

I once heard a very wise man say in a conversation - “you can water your grass all you want, but sometimes it doesn’t grow and won’t ever grow like you expect, despite the work you put into help it…because of the soil.”

I really like that concept as well, certainly truth in that too. 
But sounds like the gardener invested in the soil he was on fully and gave it every opportunity to produce before coming to the conclusion it was time to move on.  
There are absolutely times to move on and make the best decisions for yourself and your future. I’ve never been one to stick around somewhere that I wasn’t wanted. ?
Just make sure the move is for the right reasons and not on a lick and a promise. 
Everything that glitters is not gold. 

Reported on Twitter by Anthony Wireman that Demauriah Brown has enrolled at Boyle County.

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If they weren’t already, Boyle County has to be the favorite to win 4A. Demauriah Brown is a game changer. Boyle County seems to have a few of those for next year.  

I gotta be honest, if Danville brings Clevenger back, like they had the chance to, they probably keep McClure and Brown.  

Picked up an Offer from West Virginia yesterday after Camp.