October 30, 200718 yr Can anyone direct me to a list of KHSAA schools that have committed KHSAA violations? Off the top of my head I can remember Prestonsburg, Johnson Central, Lexington Catholic and Henderson County in the past 1-2 years. Feel free to add to this list, but please no rumors or innuendo.
October 30, 200718 yr Can anyone direct me to a list of KHSAA schools that have committed recruiting violations? Off the top of my head I can remember Prestonsburg, Johnson Central, Lexington Catholic and Henderson County in the past 1-2 years. Feel free to add to this list, but please no rumors or innuendo. All of those schools were found in violation, but I don't know that all of them would be considered "recruiting violations."
October 30, 200718 yr Author All of those schools were found in violation, but I don't know that all of them would be considered "recruiting violations." Fair enough. What other schools have "been found in violation"? I guess Highlands with Nevels and Hopkinsville with Pinner are 2 more.
October 30, 200718 yr Fair enough. What other schools have "been found in violation"? I guess Highlands with Nevels and Hopkinsville with Pinner are 2 more. Highlands' run-in with the KHSAA was over Mike Mitchell ... I don't remember a problem with Nevels' transfer.
October 30, 200718 yr Fair enough. What other schools have "been found in violation"? I guess Highlands with Nevels and Hopkinsville with Pinner are 2 more. Highlands wasn't Nevels it was Mitchell.
October 30, 200718 yr I don't think that was considered a recruiting violation . It was a matter of a legitmate change of address for a transfer . Although I'm an NCC fan through and love to beat them ' I'm pretty sure Highlands doesn't have to recriut to get student athletes , especially in football .
October 31, 200718 yr Author Highlands' run-in with the KHSAA was over Mike Mitchell ... I don't remember a problem with Nevels' transfer. Sorry about that. Any other schools you can think of?
October 31, 200718 yr Sorry about that. Any other schools you can think of? The Courier-Journal also used Kentucky's Open Records Act to examine recruiting complaints investigated by the KHSAA from 1999-2004. In the complaints, 23 public schools were accused -- some more than once -- of recruiting violations. Eight private schools were similarly accused. The breakdown of accusations: Public school vs. public, 21. Public school vs. private, five. Individual vs. public, one. Individual vs. private, two. Anonymous complaints: four vs. public schools, one vs. privates. The newspaper could find no instance of any private school accusing any other school of recruiting during the five-year period. Some schools were hit with significant penalties: They included Rose Hill Christian, North Laurel and two Louisville schools, Holy Cross and Moore. In Louisville, open enrollment policies generally allow students to apply to the public schools of their choice. That means that most public schools must recruit, too: 40 percent of Jefferson County public school students go to high schools beyond their so-called "resides" areas. "We frequently have our eighth-grade athletes contacted by high school coaches," said Christian Academy superintendent Bill McKinley. "They have never been contacted by coaches at St. X or Trinity or Assumption or Sacred Heart, but … by public school coaches telling them how much they'd like them to enroll in their school." Manual principal Beverly Keepers, a Proposal 20 co-sponsor, said: "I think we have just reached a point where we have to say enough is enough. We have seen quite a bit of recruitment going on, blatant recruitment. It's not only the Catholic schools; I think some of the public schools are involved in the recruitment also. But from what we have seen, there's just an unfair advantage (for private schools)." http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051016/SPORTS/510160510/0/SPORTS05
November 1, 200718 yr Author Thanks All Play. Here's the updated list: 1. Hopkinsville 2. Lex Cath 3. Moore 4. Prestonsburg 5. Johnson Central 6. Holy Cross 7. Rose Hill 8. Highlands 9. Henderson County 10. North Laurel Did Scott County get in trouble for the Haddix or Jones incidents? Danville?
November 1, 200718 yr I don't think that was considered a recruiting violation . It was a matter of a legitmate change of address for a transfer . Although I'm an NCC fan through and love to beat them ' I'm pretty sure Highlands doesn't have to recriut to get student athletes , especially in football . Finally a voice of reason:thumb: I might even root for you guys now:p Just Kidding!!!!! You guys have a pretty impressive run going right now. Keep it going.
November 1, 200718 yr Your thread scecifically says recruiting violations. You are breaking you own rules. HHS was never accused of any recruiting violations ever! You need to delete them from your list. Thanks! And this won't last!
November 1, 200718 yr Author Your thread scecifically says recruiting violations. You are breaking you own rules. HHS was never accused of any recruiting violations ever! You need to delete them from your list. Thanks! And this won't last! I can't edit the thread. If a mod could please change it to "KHSAA Violations" it would be much appreciated. BlueBoy, Can you think of any other schools that have commited KHSAA violations? What were the allegations and subsequent findings of fact in the Mike Mitchell case?
November 1, 200718 yr Author Here's the updated list: 1. Hopkinsville 2. Lex Cath 3. Moore 4. Prestonsburg 5. Johnson Central 6. Holy Cross 7. Rose Hill 8. Highlands 9. Henderson County 10. North Laurel 11. UHA
November 1, 200718 yr I can't edit the thread. If a mod could please change it to "KHSAA Violations" it would be much appreciated. Got it. :thumb:
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