The Scribe

Todd has improved its facilities. They have improved the feeder program. It wouldn't be a bad job for a coach who wants to build a program.

Reds have been playing with house money most of the season. At some point, the come-from-behind wins stop. The only way the Reds make the playoffs is by winning the Central. I don't see that happening.

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August 4 GRID at Muhlenberg County - Fulton County, Muhlenberg County and Trigg County Hopkinsville at South Warren is Aug. 11 and not the 10th

Going back to the old format that eliminates the state first round. Boys tourney in 2024 will be Thursday and Friday. The girls' will be on Saturday. In 2025, the format flips with the gals wrestling on Thursday and the guys on Friday and Saturday. The state tournament returns to Alltech Arena in 2024.

Four classes. When Kentucky football was at its best.

Marshall County should be able to challenge for the region title (as they should every year) with McCracken's losses.

Congrats Deuce. As someone late to the party, never, ever let anyone in her family stay with you longer than a weekend.

The move up to Class 3A has kicked Trigg in the tail. One playoff win in 10 years. The first thing they have to do is figure out the defensive philosophy. They can't keep giving up 40 points a game to everyone and 60 points to Tilghman every year. The pieces are in place but the new coach needs to get the right people in the right positions

Yes. There are boundaries but kids hop around quite a bit

Soccer team had one win. Football team had one win. Basketball team had no wins. Rough talent cycle going on right now.

Steve Lovelace has resigned as Christian County head coach after 14 seasons, according to a tweet by YourSportsEdge.com.

Former boys' coach Fred Harper is on the staff as is former Caldwell County standout Matt Fraliex. Those girls are getting coached and will be an improved bunch come March.

Webster is now playing Murray on 9/11. No trip to Jackson County.

Search committee will be put into place and applicants accepted far and wide. Not a lot of love lost between Madisonville and Webster. Newton making the jump would be interesting. Duvall, the girls' coach, is likely to see his name tossed around. A wildcard could be Patrick Sparks.

The target keeps moving. First, youth sports guidelines set down in June didn't apply to the KHSAA, then they did. Schools were going to be allowed to set their own restart guidelines until they weren't. The KHSAA was able pass the guidelines they felt best for resumption of play until they likely won't. The target keeps moving. There has been one COVID death in Kentucky of someone under 30. One. That was an infant that the coroner said died of SIDS. Four counties [Jefferson, Kenton, Fayette, and Warren] account for 46-percent of all of the state's cases. 58 counties account for less than 10-percent, many under 1-percent. The BOE vote was an obvious rural vs urban vote. I think the education community and rural areas of the state are growing tired of the 'one size fits all' approach by the state. That may work for bars, gyms, and large venues. But not all schools are the same. Not all sports facilities are the same. I'm hoping some trust is put into schools and administrators Monday but I'm guessing we had better learn the details of Option #2.

Last word was they formed a search committee and was taking applications from far and near. Solid group of underclassmen returning so the cupboard is not bare.

High schools are more likely to follow what the pros do because there is no on-location housing issues in high school like in college.

This boils down to an insurance issue right? As long as kids are on active rosters, they are still covered by the KHSAA and school insurance until the end of the KHSAA calendar [second week of June]? That's why no one can be at school or wearing a school uniform.

If there ever was a year for the KHSAA to tinker with reducing the playoffs to two teams per district, it's this one. Move the start of the season back a week, keeping everyone's same sequence of games. If they want to see what it looks like financially and competitively to go back to two teams, try it this year.

Harris was in the girls All-A Region championship game at Trigg but they lost to Dawson Springs in the championship game.

Good coach. He can be abrasive which may explain the inability to lay down roots for a long coaching stay.

There is some young talent here, but it's an obvious rebuild job. The 13th District is gradually improving, but Logan County is still the top dog here.

Insurance is a biggie. Rental of college facilities for state tournaments is another.

Yes. 1999-2000. His quarterback was Mr. Football Travis Atwell. They lost to Beechwood in the Class A championship in 1999. He was also the head coach at Campbellsville University for two seasons.