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Agreed but I heard that it was moved to Kroger Field because of WKU joining the CUSA which means they may host the conference championship on any year they make it.

Has to be wrong because I'm only counting Doss at 11.

According to Gemini (wanted to see if it could do it), Doss shows up the most with 16. I haven't actually checked it though.

No idea if this what they are thinking about or not but if so, the only schools (that have boys and girls) that have 100ish more boys or girls are listed below. I would guess these would be the only schools effected. Just using the 24-25 numbers: Anderson County, Apollo, Boone County, Bryan Station, Central, Manual, Eastern, Fairdale, Fern Creek, Franklin County, Iroquois, Jeffersontown, Lafayette, Moore, Muhlenberg, Oldham County, PLD, Ryle, Southern, and Tates Creek. This makes me think there is something else going on.

Is there a way to watch?

Where can you find the current numbers?

Unless I'm missing something, almost every single school in Kentucky is a CEP sponsor.

Notable schools with 90% of students on free and reduced lunch or higher: 1A - Campbellsville, Russellville 2A - Mayfield, Danville 3A - Bell County, Central, Hart County, Glasgow 4A - Paducah Tilghman 5A - Owensboro, Butler, Southwestern 6A - Bryan Station Just trying to think of schools that have experienced fairly recent success. I may have missed some.

Ok. Wasn't sure since last time they announced the draft alignment before the second year of that alignment period.

Any ideas on when the realignment for the 2027-2028 is going to happen?

There has got to be some type of connection to Glasgow or Kentucky though, right? That's a heck of a move from Orlando to here for 1 year of football.

100% agree

Not really anything new for CAL. It’s the way most, if not all games have gone the past few years as far as not pulling starters goes.

Heisman pose got him

Not sure on years but hometown guy. Been there for awhile and cares about the program. Played college ball at Memphis.