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He had it once before and willingly gave it up. I don't think he's interested.

I could be wrong, but if it was a varsity ejection I think it has to be a varsity suspension.

What's the name of that podcast? I'd be curious to listen.

So. Someone privately reached out to me. They tell me that my assesment of community support is wrong, that attendance was high this year, and a new stadium turf is in the works. So I retract my previous post. Could be a good chance!

I have a hard time envisioning this program continuing. Community support is low, administration doesn't seem to prioritize sports, participation in the youth leagues is low. What's the selling point here? Get your head beat in for a few years in this district until you move to another district where you'll lose more?

I really don’t think Highlands have to hang their head. That was a great game someone had to lose.

It would probably take another population boom in Boone County without another school being built, and I’m not sure that would even be enough.

I think Neutral site is entirely reasonable. And it doesn't have to be a college. Play CCH vs PT in Etown, about 2.5 hours for each team. Play it at a high school with a turf field. Play Highlands vs Cooper at Thomas More or Holmes or Scott or something. Play Campbellsville v Pikeville in London. There's too many turf fields, too many decent stadiums, for kids to have to ride a bus 5 hours because of a wonky formula.

I've heard some rumblings elsewhere that former Rowan County Offensive Coordinator Scooter Charles is a leading candidate for the job.

It all comes from the regional assigner. They (and the association of the region) grade and review and evaluate. They also assign games accordingly. State crews are mostly working these last few weeks. But a few assigners were given a game or two to fill, and they are to choose their cream of the crop to work.

Personally. I hate this argument. They won games. If they schedule Beechwood and Dixie over Holmes and WV, they lose 2 more games and still lose in round 2. Getting their face beat in twice isn't going to help them.

Wrong. The kids pick sizes that won’t fit. They’re only going to hurt themselves. Play dumb games win dumb prizes.

Is there a stream available on a phone/tablet?

If I owned one of them you'd be able to park there tonight, for a fee.

What's the record for the worlds longest high school game? It may not make it out of the first quarter.

I could see that. I's imagine it took longer to get places back then as well.

This one applies more to when two NKY teams are playing than anything else but "home and away". When the trip is a half hour or less and is 4-5 exits on 275 at most, that isn't traveling. I've also never really thought anywhere in NKY was that big a home field advantage because pretty much any and all fans can get there and get in. When you have to pull kids out of school early, consider renting charter buses, and completely change routine, I'll listen.

I'd be shocked if the Bengals don't win this game.

No way Woolley comes back. I would also add Perrin to the list. He went after it last year and will again I am assuming. Personally, I think Nelson P or Joe Wynn are the best choices (outside of Rash and Marksberry, neither of which apply) I don’t think Black or Durstock have “it”

It needs to be big and obvious, and it needs to have actually affected the play.

For one school in Lexington and a few within a hour of Churchill Downs.

Academically and Athletically. I don't think this is a point in time anyone in Taylor Mill wants to remember. Sure. The building is getting a facelift. But, there is not a lot of positivity on Pride Parkway right now.

Absolutely none. Most of the teams that dropout, this year and in the past, are 4 seeds that are facing two plus hour trips, along with all the financial issues that come with it, to get their head kicked in. That is what makes things different than basketball, baseball, etc. First round district games don’t involve long trips and financial losses every year. Kentucky doesn’t need six classes of of 32 teams making the playoffs. There was routinely bad matchups when this was the amount of teams and only four classes. To many teams “make” the playoffs in Kentucky and this is what it leads to. I am sure I am in the minority on this, but if keeping 6 classes, I think only 16 per class is enough. If they are going to keep the current format,I know there is a couple districts where one or two good teams might not qualify, but you’d be shedding more bad than good. I will be interested to see how many three and four seeds win this week. As far as penalizing the teams who have tapped out, I’m not for it. I’m really surprised there isn’t more already.

Things are bad in Butler, I fear they may be putting in a new turf field and it will only ever see Futbol.

With the amount of transfers taking place it was bound to happen, I'm surprised it's not more.