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These kids are now free to go wherever they want and I'm hearing 3 of them have already found schools in the 14th region

Hearing rumblings of Cordia's empire crumbling..

First of all, I love how my simple question turned into a 6 page debate. My followup questions would have to be... If Cordia is not the only team in the state that has transfers, is the only reason they catch heat from other fan bases is because of the number of them (10 out of 13 players I believe are tranfers) or is it where they come from or what??? If Cordia were 0-24, would anyoone care??? How many transfers does a school have to get before some people say, "Hey! If you're going to do that, turn into a prep school!"?

Does NCC have any transfers?

As I said in another thread, Cordia better not try very hard and win this thing. If so, the wealthy city schools will have the basketball program shut down. Wait and see. That being said, Cordia by 9.

Knox.

That all goes back to the KHSAA, IMO. The KHSAA needs to have the DECENCY to decline Cordia an invitation..

Cordia better not try very hard and win this thing. If so, the wealthy city schools will have the basketball program shut down. Wait and see.

Perry was up 50-35 at the end of the 3rd quarter. Perry was up 4 with 4 minutes left in the game. Shaker trailed by 18 at one point. Esa Ahmad had 38 points for Shaker. WKU signee, Justin Johnson, had 25 & 16 for Perry.

I'm guessing it is a 'W' for Western Kentucky University since that is were he will be taking his talents.

Cordia does have dorms that some of the students stay in. I know one kid who plays baseball and lives in the dorms throughout the week and is home on the weekends. I'm not sure if any basketball players are staying in those dorms. I'm sure they are though. The last 3 times I have been to the Hazard Walmart, I have seen 4 or 5 of the Cordia players there shopping for groceries which leads me to believe they are shopping for themselves and their dorm lives and not their parents homes.

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Cordia is in Knott County. Knott County Central High School and Cordia are the 2 high schools in that county & both play in the 14th region. The two schools have the same Athletic Director. That AD helps coach baseball at Knott Central. Rumors are, that gentleman is the reason for the holdup on the paperwork as I believe he is the one that is required to submit it.

Final in Hyden. Good win for the Eagles against an always feisty district opponent.

Here is a breakdown of the total number of transfers for the top basketball schools in the 14th region. Cordia - 9 Hazard - 4 Knott - 3 Perry - 1 Breathitt - 1

Jeff has some nice tradition in basketball from what I've heard since I've been living here. It's also evidenced on the walls of the Nachand Fieldhouse. I'm not sure about their football tradition though.

Agree 100%. Most have gotten lazy seems like.

That's the major thing that irks me when it comes to girls HS basketball. Some of these ladies have played varsity since they were 13 years old or however old a 7th grader is & to me it kind of diminishes this kind of accomplishment as we see it 2 or 3 times a season seems like. Nonetheless, congrats.

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If their good enough, of course they do. You want the best players, no matter what grade.

That's what I was going by. :thumb::thumb:

Not read through the thread but parking is ATROCIOUS at "The Arena in Corbin".

Final. Anybody at this game??? Looks like it was an exciting one. Congrats Leslie!

They are the only HS football team in Kentucky history that has never lost a game.