Getting a little off the original thread here but how is open enrollment even fair? What about other schools that are limited to their district. Thats like a Campbell County School playing an all-star team from Kenton county. Is it just me or can someone explain how this is a fair playing field. Does anyone know how many counties throughout the state have open enrollment. I would also be curious to see if they have schools in Scott's predicament.

 

It does seem that being able to pick the school you want to go to in a county is a unfair advantage. That being said, then you would think that Dixie being their "football school" should always have a outstanding team advantage and unfair to all schools that have a district to have to play within, pay tutition and have to sit out a year in order to be able to play like all the others in the state:confused:

Excellent post Fishhead. This game will be about working on some new things and refining some old things. A lot of playing time for everyone. Nevertheless if the score is 40-14 you'll from a few out there how vulnerable the Birds are. I don't believe Coach Mueller will have any desire to try to put up some huge number against Scott. That being said when non starters get into the game their effort will be as intense as the starter they replaced. What may look like, "running up the score" is simply kids who work their tails off all year long getting an opportunity to play.

 

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Browsing the stats, noting Scott's #25-Zach Sowder rushing over 1,500 yards and a leading tackler on the defense. I don't care who you are that is hauling the load, well done young man.

 

The Birds' are good in the DCM! The understudies are working hard during this short practice week. Best wishes to all players, stay healthy.

 

Birds by 21!

bluebirds 54 scott 7