Good football player (QB) and pitcher. 6 2 195 pounds Great move for him.

Good football player (QB) and pitcher. 6 2 195 pounds Great move for him.

 

What is he going to red shirt too? Is this a legitiment move? Not exactly a short commute from Boyd.

Please don't ever use the word "transfer" when talking about a kid who plays sports in the state of Kentucky.

 

If his family relocates to Central Kentucky, he will be going to a different school. He will not be "transferring" because that is not kosher in the KHSAA eyes.

Let me guess: his dad lost his job and they only could relocate to the Lexington area.

 

Man, what is going on in Boyd County? Euton, Jackson, and Barber all transfer to Scott County from Rose Hill. Euton's dad says it's for athletic reasons. Carter plays for Ashland, then transfers back to Greenup County and is eligible, of course it couldn't have been avoided due to his custody being changed, yea right. Rose Hill goes on probation and virtually the entire basketball team transfers, but of course, that is not for athletic reasons, it must have been a coincidence. Now, Arther transfers to LexCath.

 

What kind of free agent policy does the schools in Boyd County have? This year alone, there have been multiple athletes transfer between Rose Hill, Ashland, Boyd County, and Fairview.

 

Perhaps there should be some kind or course taught by the administrators in Boyd County to the administrators around the state about how to get student/athletes ruled eligible after a transfer, because it seems they have it down.

Let's remember that education and sports is about the kids. Who cares if a parent moves a kid to a school they think will better prepare them for college, it is their child they can do as they please. I also agree with strongopenyon, there is no such thing as a transfer in high school, this is not college. If a parent moves the kids move simple as that.

When a sports minded person targets a kid at the middle school level that he or she has seen at an event that they have had a hand in promoting and then say that they are offering a chance for a young person to better themselves academically I think it makes me ill.