He was talking about people from Indiana and I'm pretty sure you knew that.

 

Of course he did. California . . . come on!

 

Nevermind...

Havent't there been situations in the recent past where out of state students have attended public schools and participated in sports? I seem to recall this being the case with a fairly high profile basketball player a few years ago. Sure doesn't see to me to be only private schools that can have out of state kids playing for them.

RowdyRedRam,

 

I think Manual is on Trinity's schedule next year. That's good news. I wish we could play Male, in addition to Ballard and Eastern every year. I also miss playing DeSales and Holy Cross. As far as Trinity's staff, they have 7 coaches for Freshman, 5 are alumni and all are volunteer. They have one coaching staff for Varsity and JV. I believe 4 are full time teachers, 6 are volunteers, with 3 of them being alumni as well. Trinity's JV is made up of Sophomores and Juniors that do not start for the Varsity club. They do not practice as a seperate unit to prepare for JV games. On JV game day, they simply use around 5 of the Varsity coaches to run offense and defense and special teams for the game. Trinity has always had a Senior dominated starting Varsity team. JV just gets the next kids in line reps to prepare for their Senior season.

Are you kidding me? Smaller number of Division 1 Scholarships? Are you burying your head in the sand? T and X will have 7 or 8 (3 or 4 per school) just this year sign Division 1 scholarships. Name me one other school in the state of Kentucky that can say that? The seven or eight that will sign live from one end of the county to the other, in other counties, and in some cases, another state. And you think the rules are the same for everyone? Get real.

footsand, Central has 3 kids on the All State Team. All 3 will sign D1 scholarships. Would this be the cass if they weren't playing in 3A.