PepRock01

I'm not against it at all, I am just a stickler for accurate terminology.

It isn't a state championship, it is a tournament championship. A very good and competitive tournament that, in a classified system, could be a foundation for a small division state title. But if it isn't the KHSAA championship then it isn't a state championship.

All I'm saying is that if it isn't officially a KHSAA championship then it isn't a state championship. I don't like 6 classes, I liked 4. If you want a small school state title then classify it, if you want to hold this mythical ideal of the Sweet 16 up to be this paragon of sports then don't try to cheapen it by saying that another tournament is also a state championship then go right ahead. Call it All A Champs, All A Tournament Champs, just don't call it a state title because the only ones who bestow those in KY are the folks at the KHSAA.

Except that 1A-6A is how we do football in KY. If you want your tournament championship to be an actual state championship then classify basketball and it can be. Otherwise it is an impressive tournament championship, but currently KY only has 1 state championship in basketball.

You know many years ago I made this exact same argument and was darn near crucified on here, now most of you are saying the exact same thing. Where were you then? :lol2:

Beatty's first game as T's HC too, he sure didn't start with an easy one. :lol2:

I am actually with you on this one. Let them do their thing, my only criticism with Wolford was the fact that they started him a year too soon as HC. Glaser deserved to be the coach in 13 where they probably would have won state.

Well that also answers my next question.

He is?

58% rate of appearance in 50 years, dang.

In a state as poor overall as KY you would see an explosion of the middle classes and a considerable shrinking of the largest classes.

With as many as X has, who the heck is number 1?

Has the defensive staff changed since Wolford took over? I know X used to have really tough pass D before. For crying out loud Brian Brohm didn't throw a single TD pass against the X varsity until his senior year in 2003.

You would think that a program as storied as St.X would not be content with a runner up and a 1-7 record against T since coaching change (which was presumably due to the recent results against T).

Good catch! No idea, but it's good to get all the details out there.

I Coltn't think of one.

Mass.

I'd say that is a definite possibility.

To be fair from 2001-2003 T had Brian Brohm behind center, a lot of casual fans would go to see him in action.

Probably a decent amount, a lot of casual fans who wouldn't make the drive but want to watch all the gameds will spring for it. Less than a movie and more hours of entertainment, better yet pants are optional. :lol:

I know he was used to run the ball on fake punts sometimes.

Let's let them play the championship games before we start this one.

Trinity versus St. X in just about all of their state championship games outside of the 2009 one were nailbiters.

Well you just took away my answer.:taz:

Now I feel like you are just copying and pasting some of my comments circa 2004-2008 when T consistently lost the regular season game (badly) then came back to win in the playoffs. :lol2: