Finals prove the need to split.

[Birdsfan]

The fact that the 2005 finals were dominated by one set of teams is clear evidence that we need seperate playoffs in Kentucky. When one group of teams wins such a disproportionate number of championships, it's time to act decisively! This inequity has gone unchecked for too long.

 

Therefore, the KHSAA should be compelled to immediately set up two -- seperate but equal -- championship tournaments in each of the four classes. One division will be set aside for East Ky teams. The other will consist only of West Ky teams.

 

This arrangement will level the playing field for the West Ky teams. It will give them a fair chance to bring home a state championship trophy of their very own to love and care for.

 

The 2005 sweep by East bracket teams must never be repeated! Let's ban together and "Give the west a rest!"

 

 

 

 

Well...what did you think I was talking about?

[gametime]

:thumb: :thumb:

[rockmom]

You ROCK, BF. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[Birdsfan]

You ROCK, BF. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

 

 

Had you wondering there for a second, didn't it.

[BFritz21]

 

Had you wondering there for a second, didn't it.

I was mad and muttering unkind words in my mind :madman: I was like "I thought this was over," :fire: now I'm laughing :laugh:

[Jim Schue]

Nicely done, BF.

[scooterbob]

Beautiful, Birdsfan, and very appropriate.

[BGGreen]

Absolutely Classic!!

[EastSideJunkie]

Hey Birdsfan you are onto something.

 

Call Wilson Sears:

 

I noticed the Papa John's Cardinal Stadium seemed like it wasn't a level playing field. Everything was slanted towards the press box side of the stadium!

 

[pancho]

... The 2005 sweep by East bracket teams must never be repeated! Let's ban together and "Give the west a rest!"

Just call me a Birdsfan fan. :thumb:

[Play 2 Win]

Birdsfan, you are hilarious.

[TonyDanza]

Funny BF :lol: :lol: but don't give'em anymore ideas..we got enough "seperation" issues already

[KnightBird]

The fact that the 2005 finals were dominated by one set of teams is clear evidence that we need seperate playoffs in Kentucky. When one group of teams wins such a disproportionate number of championships, it's time to act decisively! This inequity has gone unchecked for too long.

 

Therefore, the KHSAA should be compelled to immediately set up two -- seperate but equal -- championship tournaments in each of the four classes. One division will be set aside for East Ky teams. The other will consist only of West Ky teams.

 

This arrangement will level the playing field for the West Ky teams. It will give them a fair chance to bring home a state championship trophy of their very own to love and care for.

 

The 2005 sweep by East bracket teams must never be repeated! Let's ban together and "Give the west a rest!"

 

 

 

 

Well...what did you think I was talking about?

 

BF. Your idea is simply priceless!! Can we even imagine such a thing? :ylsuper:

[Bert]

Birdy, you always seem to be able to make me laugh.

 

I sometimes wonder if it is because you are that comical or just have too much time on your hands to come up with this stuff.

[Goliath]

The fact that the 2005 finals were dominated by one set of teams is clear evidence that we need seperate playoffs in Kentucky. When one group of teams wins such a disproportionate number of championships, it's time to act decisively! This inequity has gone unchecked for too long.

 

Therefore, the KHSAA should be compelled to immediately set up two -- seperate but equal -- championship tournaments in each of the four classes. One division will be set aside for East Ky teams. The other will consist only of West Ky teams.

 

This arrangement will level the playing field for the West Ky teams. It will give them a fair chance to bring home a state championship trophy of their very own to love and care for.

 

The 2005 sweep by East bracket teams must never be repeated! Let's ban together and "Give the west a rest!"

 

 

 

 

Well...what did you think I was talking about?

I couldn't agree more. :thumb: :thumb: