Larry Linville

It's summer ball. The refs aren't going to make any more calls then they absolutely have to.

I realize that, said so in post #1. Just stating that the HI rules could make playing a game at 6 in August interesting.

With KY’s heat rules a 6:00 kickoff in August could be interesting.

Will be televised on ESPNU as the first half of a HSDH. Second game will be Mater Dei (CA) at Bishop Gorman (NV).

Beyond blessed to be able to announce that I've committed to commenting on this. IMVHO it's just an attention grab just like all the announcements about commitments and offers which mean absolutely nothing. I saw a kid on Twitter announce that he was beyond blessed to be invited to pay hundreds of dollars to attend some camp.

First round games Monday at 11 AM Central @ Male Ballard @ Trinity (playing at Bellarmine U) Seneca @ Eastern St. Xavier @ Manual Semis and finals at UofL Tuesday and Thursday

Run 2 meets on Saturday. It's been done in the past. And I think is ludicrous that basketball teams miss almost an entire week of school.

Or instead of missing school days schedule the state meets on Saturday and Sunday.

Districts are supposed to be geographic. That's what we've been told in every iteration of district alignment in recent memory. The fact that Trinity, Eastern and Ballard now have one less "assigned" game makes scheduling problematic for all of them. Very few team in KY will voluntarily play Trinity and even if they would this game will be in a "district week" so most other schools in KY will already have games. Trinity can afford the hit, Ballard and Eastern not so much.

How does it penalize fall sports?

Other then to insure that KIDS are allowed a few weeks off. There are over zealous coaches who wouldn't give their players any time off in any sport if they weren't required to do it. Personally I think it needs to be longer.

Seriously?

From a strictly geographical perspective yes. In the district they are in their shortest road trip is longer then their longest one would be otherwise.

There is no logical reason for Oldham County to be in the district they are in.

When exactly does a student become a certain school’s property? You called Trinity out but I can assure you that more students leave the parochial system for high school then vice versa.