The rule is extremely lenient. Anyone in high school nearing their 20th birthday has no room for complaint about eligibility issues.

The rule is extremely lenient. Anyone in high school nearing their 20th birthday has no room for complaint about eligibility issues.

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How many students does this rule really affect? Does anyone have a number, no player names, of kids at any schools?

There's no way to know statewide. We get one in Harlan County every four or five years it seems.

Sorry that I questioned you, you were correct.

CSHS81 is certainly a fount of knowlege, but if we don't question everything he says, he's going to start making up stuff.

CSHS81 is certainly a fount of knowleged, but if we don't question everything he says, he's going to start making up stuff.

 

:thumb: The Bluegrasspreps checks and balances.

I think this rule just promotes the idea of holding kids back for sports. When I graduated highschool, I was 17 and turned 18 a month after graduation, while my friend was almost 20 years old (he was an all state football and basketball player)! Give any athletic kid a two year jump on other kids in their grade and I almost guarantee they will be better.

CSHS81 is certainly a fount of knowlege, but if we don't question everything he says, he's going to start making up stuff.

 

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