The best thing I can think of is for the less succesfull schools to emulate the programs at the top as much as possible. Whatever they are doing seems to be working. The big dogs are going to be the big dogs no matter how many classes there are.

I am not originally from Ky. and have lived and coached in Va., NC, and Tenn. Personally with this being traditionally a basketball state, I like the six classes. Before you shout me down, think of the fact that this may possibly generate more football interest state wide, and allow football to catch up with basketball a bit in generating statewide interest. Yes the same powers that be, Trinity, X, Highlands, Bell, Boyle, etc. will probably always be in the finals, so what? Schools that have had little tradition have a shot at building some. I know where I follow football in Southeast Ky. at a single A school I have seen interest grow and numbers grow as our school re- establishes its tradition. Have we made it to a finals, no, but these kids and future generations are proud of what is being built, and I do think down here football has surpassed basketball in interest level. Maybe I'm crazy, but i do think this may be a side to a coin that is not being considered enough.

Terrible finals this year, only one good game.