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This is a good sign for UK. Coach Curry needed a map to find Boone County!

The two year contracts were up. Trinity offered to play and these two GCL South teams declined. Same for MBA and Brentwood Academy. What should be so difficult? Each team pays their travel expenses and each team makes a decent profit off their home game. More useless information: Tennessee can only play one out of state school per season.:idunno:

I hear Trinity has between 4 to 6 varsity games scheduled at this time. Three district games are a gimme (St.X, Male and Manual). Cathedral showed the Rocks on their website but have "updated" their site and the future schedule disappeared. Carmel, coached by former Trinity head coach Kevin Wright, shows the Rocks will play in Indiana, possibly at Lucas Oil Stadium on August 30. I understand Moeller appears on the schedule as the last opponent of the regular season. But, there are questions about this matchup being official. Elder, the Bombers of Cincy X, Brentwood Academy (playing Cincy X), and MBA have all apparently declined to play the Rocks. Rumors of Colerain or Ensworth of Tennessee stepping up have not panned out. Of course, Trinity only has to play three games to qualify for the playoffs. Residing in a four team district guarantees at least one playoff game for the defending 6A champs. How about the Louisville St. X schedule? Are Mr. Wolford and Mr. Donhoff experiencing any difficulties with schedule making? I know the Tigers are playing LexCath and the Bombers, along with their three district games. The Tigers usually end up with a full 10 game slate.