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Mind you it was more of a joke than anything.. BTW, I played football,for a short while, but choose Cross Country over it.

Dont I recall Ashland and Raceland playing at Ram Stadium Once?

Maybe they should do summer workout with the Cross Country Team. I know that we always had a saying in High school: If Cross Country Was Easy...We'd Call It Football.

Lets hope the BOC does the right thing and ignores the hearing officers decision. Then after this the KHSAA needs to use this transfer as the poster-situation to crack down on shady transfers.

I hear that Jackson's move has some legitimacy to it, so I will withdrawal statement. This all could be avoided with the phrase "No Comment, Mr.Reporter"

If the Rams stay healthy this year, I look to see them making a run at the Regional tourney!

Then I have lost what little faith I had in KHSAA! This sends a message to everyone that if they move there kid for whatever reason(legit or not) that if they press the KHSAA hard enough then they will get their way.

I think that there is more to this move than we will ever know. Do I claim to know all the details? No. But if I was moving my child to a school known for the sport my child is known for, I would make the move as quiet and quickly as possible! Talking to the local newspapers would not be a good idea.

I have started an earlier thread on this See: Offense of the future

The Offense Of The Future? What do the minds here think?

Lets hope not...If they are ruled eligible then the floodgates will open.

I would like to see the three-second rule called alot more this year.

This is great! Everyone in the 16th will be gunning for Elliott, and everyone needs all the help they can get. I hope the Wildcats make some noise come this winter.

Wont he be the longest tenured coach at Menifee in a few years?

Trust me, Greenup will steam roll Raceland. I dare say Raceland's Centerfielder gives up atleast 2 errors.

Who in the 16th region did not benefit from the Great Post O.J Rose Hill Collapse.

Does the batter have to make an effort to avoid a pitch that could possibly hit him. I have seen many batters just stand there and take the hit, making no effort to avoid the ball. Is this a rule? If so why isnt it enforced?

Now if only he could show it...

Really my complaints were aimed at The Head JV. Coach, sorry to be so ambigous. I attended my 4th game today, and I saw more of the same. This Seargent guy may be the nicest most caring guy in the world. I applaud him for coming out for this position. But after speaking with several parents this evening, my opinion seems to be shared among most of the parents. This man does not know how to COACH baseball. He may know alot about the game, but knowing and coaching are two different things.

Not talking about Hoof, more of his JV staff.

Good Job and Congrats Rose Hill, way to go 1A schools!

Back in town from college, I decided to go watch my little brother play his JV baseball game at Greenup yesterday, he plays for Raceland. From what I understand the Raceland J.V coach is new this year. What I saw yesterday was absolutley horrible! It seems no one has taken the interest to try to teach these kids the fundamentals of the game. Mind you that Greenup is a good team, but there is still no excuse for some of the things I saw. 1.Lack of Baserunning Sense 2. No one charges the ball on an infield dribbler. 3.Improper Fielding Techniques And from what I hear, the Varsity is hitting the wall too this year. Perhaps it is time for new coachs and a new direction in all levels of Raceland Baseball!

Word around Raceland today that McKee suffered both a high and low ankle sprain and will miss up to about a month of action. Tough loss for the rams, McKee was a very talented young player. Heres to a speedy recovery!

This is making the Girls team sound likes the minor league team for Russell B-Ball coaches.

The 93-94 Raceland Team has to be in the top 10