"There is an ongoing debate whether or not Boyle County's state championship teams from 99'-03' were indeed champions, as insufficient, unreliable scorekeeping methods were prevalent during that era.":fire:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyle_County_High_School

 

Just was surfing at work and found this to be humerous:lol: ....unless its true:eek:

 

If there is an ongoing debate, why isnt it going on BGP?

:sssh:

Whoever wrote that obviously isn't a Boyle fan! :lol:

 

That's absolutely ridiculous! What would scorekeeping methods have to do with how many times they won or lost?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

Sounds like Florida and the 2000 election ...

Somebody fixed it. :thumb:

Somebody fixed it. :thumb:

I take it the author is amongst us. :eek:

 

 

I am sure they were just confused on how they could have won 5 straight and lost to a team in the 6th that didn't win a playoff game.

 

Sorry I couldn't resist.

This is pretty funny IMO. They need to get their stiff straight.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covington_Catholic_High_School

 

CovCath is now co-ed?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covington_Catholic_High_School

 

CovCath is now co-ed?

School type says male but later is says co-ed, interesting....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covington_Catholic_High_School

 

CovCath is now co-ed?

Whoever wrote the article obviously has Cov Cath mixed up with NCC.

Whoever wrote the article obviously has Cov Cath mixed up with NCC.

 

The girls are better looking at NewCath.

The girls are better looking at NewCath.

I should hope so.

The girls are better looking at NewCath.

Start another thread please...................

Its my understanding that anybody can put anything in wikipedia, so I wouldn't depend on it as a reliable source of information.

Its my understanding that anybody can put anything in wikipedia, so I wouldn't depend on it as a reliable source of information.

 

This is true, Wikepedia is popular but is NOT a good reliable source of information as anyone can change a article on there.