Got into a huge argument with my sister in law last night about this on my wife's side. They asked why the lights were on at the High School and when I told them, you would of thought Dale Mueller was breaking the law.....Lol! it was comical. I ended up telling her, make sure her son's ribbon was at least Blue. No hard feelings though, she is always right!! Go Birds!!!!

Got into a huge argument with my sister in law last night about this on my wife's side. They asked why the lights were on at the High School and when I told them, you would of thought Dale Mueller was breaking the law.....Lol! it was comical. I ended up telling her, make sure her son's ribbon was at least Blue. No hard feelings though, she is always right!! Go Birds!!!!

 

She isn't drinking the Purple Koolaid now is she??? lol

She isn't drinking the Purple Koolaid now is she??? lol

 

Introduce her to LN he has a lifetime supply of the blue stuff.

Not for sure, but I would guess they moved during the 1991 season when the KHSAA began allowing 4 teams per district to make the playoffs. That change added an extra week to the postseason. I, personally, can't remember the state finals not being the first weekend in December - but I was 10 in 1991.

 

I would say in 1987 the first time that 2 teams were taken out of district for the playoffs. Schools were allowed an 11 game schedule if they wanted.

If handled properly there can be practice on Thanksgiving with little or no disruption to family activities. Trinity had a 9 AM regular Thursday practice and the kids were released and on their way home at 10. They had the rest of the day and about 300 people got to come out and enjoy the tradition. And the good news for Butler, lot's of tickets were sold at that practice.

T~BIRD, I woulda thought your sister in law would know the rules of the Fort by now? Wasn't she on the sidelines a few nights. Back in the day?

T~BIRD, I woulda thought your sister in law would know the rules of the Fort by now? Wasn't she on the sidelines a few nights. Back in the day?

 

Wrong sister in law......

Wrong sister in law......

Was it the sister in law that only got to cheer until they played Highland's?

You know, it's the ones that complain the most that have never had to experience the Thanksgiving Day practice. They should get to try it before the complain. Kinda like drinking the "kool-aid".

Was it the sister in law that only got to cheer until they played Highland's?

 

I think this one went to school in Ohio. Not sure she quite understands.

I think this one went to school in Ohio. Not sure she quite understands. But from talking to SueBird, she knows now.

 

I am sure she does....lol

You know, it's the ones that complain the most that have never had to experience the Thanksgiving Day practice. They should get to try it before the complain. Kinda like drinking the "kool-aid".

 

Coach Rash made a comment last year to the effect of, "If we are having Thanksgiving dinner at the Beechwood school commons on Thanksgiving Day, then we have had a good year."

Was it the sister in law that only got to cheer until they played Highland's?

 

Wife's side of the family. She changed High Schools as much as.........well I won't go there. LOL!!!

Coach Rash made a comment last year to the effect of, "If we are having Thanksgiving dinner at the Beechwood school commons on Thanksgiving Day, then we have had a good year."

 

Very True!

Fort Campbell practiced. Also, a bunch of parents got together and served the boys a big pancake breakfast......they do that every year that the Falcons get to practice on Thanksgiving.

 

Later.