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Trigg County fell behind 20-0 a minute into the third quarter. They then scored the final 34 points of the game for the win. They got a scoop and score on one of three Monroe turnovers in the second half. Trigg QB Cam Jordan ran for 151 and threw for 199. Trigg's defense held Monroe to 10 rushing yards in the second half. A couple of key points. Monroe's starting QB didn't play due to injury. Also, Monroe was on the verge of going up 27-0 when they hit a receiver on a screen for an apparent touchdown. He went down at his own 40 with a cramp. The Trigg scoop and score soon followed and the game's complexion changed.

Good stuff as always

I know of several soccer officials with three or less years of experience who have opted to become volleyball officials. Pay is comparable, you are inside, and parents and players aren't as radical

And was quite adamant about it not being considered.

When things like this happen, you always hear the coaches muttering "This is what happens when you take 7 on 7 out of June." Both days were hot. McCracken folks did a great job of running it and communicating.

I think they will have a tough time winning six games given their schedule

Marshall didn't look bad over the summer. Watched them three times. It was actually announced last week that he resigned then changed his mind. He then resigned this week.

Caldwell County won 15 straight Fifth District titles from 1991 to 2005 before the streak was ended by the KHSAA, who moved them to the Seventh District

Haworth is taking the Male job. Assistant Larry Miller will be the interim coach at Hoptown Tim Haworth Steps Down as Hopkinsville Coach; To Accept Male Job | Your Sports Edge

Ray Harper poaches another player from Kentucky. Ware visited the campus over the weekend and committed Wednesday Christian County's Ware Commits to Jacksonville State | Your Sports Edge

Jaylen Sebree, a 2017 Mr. Basketball finalist from Christian County, has committed to Florida Atlantic. He reclassified to the Class of 2018 last year. Former Colonel Sebree Commits to Florida Atlantic | Your Sports Edge

I've always wondered why certain conduct is allowed in high school sports but not others. Can you imagine three guys at the free throw line yelling for the free throw shooter to miss it, but they can yell for the batter to swing? What about basketball players meeting in the circle and hugging after every point like they do in volleyball? Or basketball players yelling at the refs the way soccer players are allowed in soccer.

It's really bush league REALLY, REALLY, REALLY, REALLY bush league or That's alright, that's OK Most cheers are stupid anyways

Even though he plays soccer and wrestles, Fort Campbell's Jack Cogbill was recognized Tuesday for being one of 25 students that is a finalist for the Army-Pro Football HOF Award. HOF'er Anthony Munoz was on hand to congratulate him personally. VIDEO- Cogbill Honored as Finalist for Army-Pro Football HOF Award | Your Sports Edge

There are several factors at play here. First, attendance began to decline when the KHSAA began live-streaming video. I wonder if their sponsorships cover the lost revenue from ticket sales. Second, every year or every other year, there was a good chance of watching a Cinderella story at play. Consolidation and the creation of Super-sized schools eliminates these except for maybe once in a decade. Third, the KHSAA has promoted the Sweet 16 as their 'cash cow' and they now have no choice but to make money. That means jacking up prices for everything. The argument against classification has been it will 'ruin the tradition and experience' of the Sweet 16. Attendance hasn't topped 100,000 since 2011. Three years ago, it was the lowest since the move to Rupp Arena. Fourth, Kentucky kids used to go to UK games and sit in the stands with the hopes of playing at Rupp Arena. Prices for UK games are so high now, most of the kids playing in the Sweet 16 probably never set foot into Rupp until their game. The mystique is dwindling. Fifth, there is so much anti-KHSAA sentiment that there are a lot of people who don't want to go and turn their money over to them. Sixth, penny-pinching on things such as eliminating programs and raising the broadcast fees of the local radio stations isn't helping. They have also changed their relationship with high school coaches and their ticket allotment. It used to be a weekend of networking and in some cases, a reward for underpaid assistants. Schools have not helped with some of their policy changes in allowing coaches to go. Seventh, why not make the Sweet 16 a boys'/girls' combo tournament? Four girls games Monday and Tuesday, four boys games on Wednesday and Thursday. Four girls games on Friday at 9/10:30/12/1:30 and four boys games at 3/4:30/6/7:30. Girls semifinals Saturday at 2/4 and boys at 6/8. Championships Sunday at 1 and 4. It's not just one thing, but cost and live streaming I think are the biggest two obstacles facing the KHSAA.

Chris Whitney exceled in college and the pros but was not putting up monster numbers in high school. I think he was a late bloomer. Fred Cowan at Union County and Dwight Smith from Caldwell County are two others that weren't mentioned before

The Win-Loss records section does not update until several hours after the last score is posted. It does update automatically on the app

No. Top five maybe. Bird Averitt, Lamont Ware, Travis Ford, Joe Fulks, Harry Todd come to mind

Kyky Tandy had 33 points and one 'wow' from Coach Cal VIDEO – Tandy Says Defense and Boards Led to Region Title | Your Sports Edge

Harper from Jacksonville State was there to watch him Saturday. SEMO has offered.

Livingston's Cameron Head hit a shot at the end of regulation that was waived off, although video proved he got it off with .3 seconds left.

How many region titles has DeSales won in the last 20 years?

If I have a son that plays soccer and a daughter that plays volleyball, why should they accept the fact that a sport they don't participate in decides how the championship of their sport is played? Is that right?

Three classes in every sport. Like sweet16 said, eight sections or regions for each class. I get that the Sweet 16 is the cash cow for the KHSAA. Just come out and say so. Don't say that it's about preserving tradition.

A tournament for schools to large for the All-A Classic yet under 1,000 in enrollment is in the works for 2019. The 2A Classic could see 66 schools included. As of now, two-thirds have committed to play. 2A Classic Set to Launch in 219 for Basketball | Your Sports Edge