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GOINGFOR2

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Everything posted by GOINGFOR2

  1. Actually that quote wasn't for you
  2. Lol. Very good analogy. And exactly what I have been saying. Absurd argument.
  3. And the very school I mention that beat Boyle County while being small, doesn't have to deal with those same issues. It operates on a private school level. Catholic operates on a different level and does not suffer those same issues. Although the group of kids it pulled from Lexington were good enough to beat Boyle.
  4. The "Bigger" schools in Lexington have 7 schools that divide up their talent. A little different when you have 1/2 your counties kids on one team. And all the feeder programs all feed to the same 2 schools. I wonder why this see scenario doesn't play out In any other sport. Baseball, Baskrvall, Track etc..... Has nothing to do with the athletes......all to do with the support, feeder systems, coaching etc......
  5. They have 6A leading rusher Elijah Bell. Quick as lightning and very very dangerous. Also have 2 other very quick runners and a 6'3 280 lb FB/Nose tackle. Have a nice receiver as well. Limited passing attack. Mostly speed rush attack and screens. Not a great defensive team
  6. Lexington Public School supporter?!!? Not sure of what you are saying.....you continue to imply this magic athlete at other areas including Boyle county and not in Lexington I assume is what you mean. Your views are flawed.
  7. You said that 200 kids from Boyle county were better than 2 thousand from Lexington. Didn't I Just show you how silly that was. When an EQUAL size team from Lex best them. While missing 2 of its best players.
  8. I guess Lexington Catholic didn't get the memo when they beat Boyle even without their best QB and best RB......SMH. Maybe you should have told them your theory of the Mighty 100.....
  9. Your original post asks a simple question.. Does enrollment size matter. The answer is clear and obvious. The rest is semantics.
  10. Thank you. What the cat is implying is that his kids are magically better from Ft Thomas then anywhere else.....he is saying that his 100 kids from Ft Thomas are better then 1400 kids to pick from elsewhere. Lol.
  11. And yet you continue to aim your flawed arguments at me. Yet countless folks continue to tell you the same. Face it. Your wrong.
  12. And I provided you numbers of the largest enrollment schools against the lowest. We saw a dynamic difference in records. Same Wit every single class. Your argument is flawed. Size matters. As does substance. As does rules to abide by.
  13. But yet those same Lexington schools destroy all the teams you mention in most other sports. Basketball, track, baseball. Wonder why???
  14. Raider. Stop bringing points and valid arguments to the table. It's hard for some to understand
  15. Major appreciation for Bowling Green. 2nd favorite team in high school next to my sons team. Doing it without the advantages of private a school. And beating them head to head.
  16. And look at your quote. "If trinity and highlands were the same enrollment you'd "Bet" that highlands would be better" You are making my point for me. If size didn't matter, why aren't you better then Trinity now. SMH.

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