gchs_uk9

As @LethalPG mentioned there's only a couple. What is crazy is that if you look at a typical Pulaski County basketball team, about 10 of them will look like football players. Always big, always physically strong.

I went to a Warren East game a couple of years ago. Hard to describe until you see it in person, but it was definitely different watching a game there in person. Beautiful facility otherwise, though.

True in part (and I'd love to see all the Louisville public schools do well), but the demographics are very different, and Shawnee is quite small (only ~300 boys total). @Purple88 mentioned a couple years ago that Atherton was starting to get a lot of kids that either didn't get into Manual or would have went to Manual in the past. The Ravens are benefiting at this moment but not every school in JCPS has the same advantages.

Going to have to update their stadium signage. I took this picture a couple weeks ago.

This is the last season in Class 3A, at least for the time being, as the Pirates are slated to drop down to Class 2A in 2025-26.

I'm in the same boat here. I think the other conferences are more than willing to left Florida State and Clemson pay their own attorneys fees and exit fees to remove themselves from the ACC and then they can pounce once the dust settles.

All of those are already listed on page 2 of the thread. The original post was from two years ago. It was updated on Tuesday of this week.

Thanks for all of the updates guys. Keep them coming if anything isn't correct. As of right now: 129 stadiums with turf (including Covington Holy Cross and Newport Central Catholic) 95 stadiums with grass (including WEB DuBois)

If my numbers are correct... 99 schools have a grass field 122 schools have a turf field 3 schools have no field of their own Covington Holy Cross (turf at Thomas More College) Newport Central Catholic (turf at various high schools) WEB DuBois (unsure; played no "home" games last season)

It's been a couple years since this thread was active. Several more schools have added turf. Below is the full list of schools with turf that I know of. If you know of any others that should be on this list, add it in the thread. Apollo Ballard Bardstown Barren County Bath County Beechwood Belfry Bell County Bethlehem Betsy Layne Bishop Brossart Boone County Bourbon County Bowling Green Boyd County Boyle County Bryan Station Bullitt Central Bullitt East Campbell County Campbellsville Carroll County Christian Academy-Louisville Clay County Collins Conner Cooper Corbin Covington Catholic Daviess County DeSales Dixie Heights East Jessamine Elizabethtown Eminence Estill County Floyd Central Fort Campbell Franklin County Franklin-Simpson Frederick Douglass Garrard County George Rogers Clark Great Crossing Green County Hancock County Harlan County Hazard Henderson County Henry Clay Highlands Holmes John Hardin Johnson Central Knott County Central Knox Central Lafayette Lawrence County Leslie County Letcher County Central Lexington Catholic Lexington Christian Lincoln County Lloyd Memorial Ludlow Lynn Camp Madison Central Madison Southern Magoffin County Martin County Mason County McCracken County Meade County Middlesboro Montgomery County Moore Morgan County Muhlenberg County Nelson County Newport North Bullitt North Hardin North Laurel North Oldham Ohio County Oldham County Owensboro Owensboro Catholic Paducah Tilghman Paintsville Paris Paul Dunbar Perry County Central Pikeville Pleasure Ridge Park Prestonsburg Pulaski County Raceland Rowan County Russell County Ryle Scott Scott County Shawnee Shelby County Shelby Valley Simon Kenton Somerset South Laurel South Oldham Southwestern St. Henry St. Xavier Tates Creek Taylor County Trinity Walton-Verona Warren Central Warren East West Jessamine Western Hills Woodford County

Win or lose, it's a good pickup. Atherton's program is clearly heading in the right direction. However, as with many JCPS schools, the schedule hasn't always been the strongest. Adding a game like Woodford County will only benefit the Ravens.