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YoungBlood

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  1. .............and that would make Middlesboro go from pretender to contender!!
  2. The first one is right. :thumb:
  3. Nope! You must have him confused with someone else.
  4. Again you are wrong! :thumb: Angelo was at Clay his freshman year, and was the leading scorer on the freshman team. Trust me on this - I know!
  5. Not true! :thumb: Angelo was at Clay the entrie time, even in grade school.
  6. ........... they would still be eligible. That's exactly what I was talking about. It doesn't matter where they play varsity level ball while in middle school; what matters is where (high school) they start playing varsity as a freshman.
  7. There have been talk about passing a rule that if a middle school kid plays up (varsity level) they would have to attend that high school or lose a year of eligibility. Who knows if this rule will every pass or not; but madman is exactly right. If a kid was good enough to play varsity level ball in the 6th grade (for instance) he/she could play 6th, 7th, & 8th at that high school; and then go play for a different high school when they got in the 9th. No eligibility would be lost!
  8. The key is, "after enrolling in grade 9 and after participating in a varsity contest of enrollment at the new school."
  9. To my understanding a middle school kid (going from 8th into their freshman year) can go to any high school he/she chooses, without losing any eligibility - because technically they don't have any yet. Once they start at a particular high school, and participate in sports, then the transfer rule would go into effect just like for anyone else.
  10. I would say it might be that he didn't have a good try out (I don't know), but I do know one thing - the kid can play!
  11. Interesting!! I didn't even notice that his name was not on the list.
  12. Congrats to Desmond Johnson (Cumberland High School) and the rest of the KY All-Stars. Good luck against the Hoosiers! :thumb:
  13. I couldn't agree more! :thumb:
  14. ...........and he didn't even make Honorable Mention all-state, go figure! It's my understanding that Johnson is signing with LMU sometime this week. Do you know if this is true?
  15. When are the announcing the team, or have they already done so?
  16. :thumb: I wasn't sure if it was true or not.
  17. Is Euton still enrolled at Rose Hill? I thought, could be wrong, that Jackson lived with Euton and his family. If so, then why is Jackson already there and Euton isn't? Again, I could be totally wrong about their living situation.
  18. Have all these kids been at Scott County from day one? I don't know if they have or not, but if so, then some of them have to be getting upset that top notch players keep transferring to their school.

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