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^Trinity thought for a while about doing the same against Ballard last Friday, but cooler heads prevailed. LOL

^More passive aggressive I'd say :lol:

It's not like we elected Keepers, or anything.

 

I would say most over at Manual are opposed to Prop 20.

So you think she does not care what the kids/coaches think?

"I'm completely against that (proposal)," Manual senior Nikos Lioutas said. "People would be wondering, 'Who's the better team?' If they did that, there wouldn't be games like this to work it out."

"This is a great rivalry. We've had great games throughout the years with St. X and other Catholic schools, and we've shown that public schools can compete with the private schools."

I wonder if Manual's "leadership" cares what their students think about Prop 20? :flame:

Crimsons go public by beating Tigers 3-2

Let's not confuse this issue with facts pleases. LOL!!!

The core principle is this: Life isn't fair.

Spoken like the true red blooded Conservative Republican you're not. LOL :creepy: :sssh:

... just don't complain about the taxes.

Then don't complain about tuition assistance. You're still getting your tax dollars from parents of private school kids.

If this proposal passes we will lose several opportunities to see this because, theorhetically, the "Goliath's" (b/c of unfair advantages) will be separated from competing against the "Davids".

The David's will be the same teams, just against less numbers of Goliath's.

I KNOW THIS DON'T SEEM LIKE THE FAVORITE THING ON HERE, BUT, I AGREE WITH proposal 20.

 

 

I don't think it is fair when some schools can recurit kids (private) and other schools (public) have to play only the kids in their school district. Does that really sound fair to you? :confused:

Jefferson County schools also "recruit" kids. Why are they not considered "non-public"?

"Non-public schools have a geographical advantage in that they

can talk to any student about their school."

Wouldn't this also be true for every Jefferson County school? Shouldn't they also be considered Non-Public?

This vote will pass folks, like it or not. Too many AD's think they will actually have a shot with the privates out of the mix. I foresee another vote in 5 years to kick out Highlands, Male, ManuAl and any other public teams that fill the void. I’m not too sure why they will kick them out, but they will. And on and on it will go. Welcome to the dumbing down of KHSAA.

I can't wait to be at the first RPHSAA championship game!!!

Link to RPHSAA.

How do you expect a county of 40,000 peolple to be able to compete with a county of 500,000 people? The best schools get the best athletes, you said it was an advantage, so it looks like pretty much everyone on here is admitting that it is. Take a school like Mayfield HS, if you allow them to have open enrollment, it doesn't help them at all, no population to draw from. This is a rule that the JCPS created that isn't fair athletically, maybe it creates opportunities academically, which is great, give the students the ability to succeed, I wish I would have had that kind of opportunity. All that I am saying is that athletically it should be regulated somehow.

^ When did the KHSAA do away with the 4 classifications (A through 4A)?

Someone call the FTC quick!!! Jefferson County has a monopoly on all the possible “advantages” in KY high school football. How could anyone possibly compete?

Maybe we really should think about going back to the old Jefferson Co Title. Everyone seems to agree that the rest of the state offers almost no competition because of the innumerable and inexorable advantages.

"School Choice": http://www.jefferson.k12.ky.us/AboutUs/Choice.html

High school open enrollment gives all incoming ninth-grade students an extra opportunity to choose a school. It offers a student who isn't interested in magnet or optional choices the opportunity to apply to a high school other than his or her resides school.

i bet you, he stays regardless if Bobby does.

Good point. Mom and kids stay in town?

How many siblings does he have? I think a brother will be a freshman right? I seem to have heard about sisters too. Could you fill me in?

AND 2006. Well, that is if he stays at Trinity.

Not that I'm aware. I just think our D will be stronger the next two seasons with the players that are returning.

Why do you take so many shots at Coach Bean? He must have hurt your feelings pretty badly somewhere along the way, or so it seems. :cry: :cry: :cry:

BTW - this past season, our opponents averaged 14.2 points per game. St. X - 11.4.

I think Nick will do fine. He does not have to be all world for the Rocks to be successful. The O will have plenty weapons to unload on people.

Plus, I have a feeling they may not need to score as many points this coming season. :sssh: