BengalBob

Okay.:laugh: Uh, you don't "enter" the draft in MLB and I've known many, many scouts in my day and not one of them EVER guaranteed anybody such a thing. Tanner is a GREAT player, but, me thinks somebody is pulling somebody's leg.

Thanks for taking that all in fun. Loved the banter. However, to the subject. This is why so many of our youth have lost the art of sportsmanship. Yes, you play hard against everyone. You let the next level players play hard. When you're a down program, you take your beatings and try to learn from them as best you can, but as so many of you have suggested here, win the game, do your best, but don't be a boastful winner. Have some class. I know the Brossart coaches and they do things with class. SOME within the fan base (of many schools not just this one) need to take a lesson from their kids and their coaches.

Witty. I owned a Lawnboy once. Wasn't worth a dime then either.

You have absolutely no idea whatsoever what I think. I've never intimated anything of the kind in any way shape or form. Pretty much tells me about how you assess things. You have nothing whatsoever to base this statement on. Because I don't believe any of those three schools "screw" anybody out of anything doesn't mean I'm for or against seeding or anything else forthat matter. Nobody is getting "screwed" if they all have the same chance and if you can't beat the other guy, why do you belong ahead of the other teams that lose? And for the record, I have, do and will support seeding. Surprise!! Smart guy. I strongly suggest you maybe know something before you shoot your mouth off. Oh, and by the way, the Sweet Sixteen IS a random draw of 16 teams remember?

"Screw" Highlands and NCC? Oh yeah forgot about their DIVINE RIGHT to be in the Regional. Geesh, get a clue.

"Meanless. Camels was." He does know more about football than grammer, I'll say that.

They should be more physical and certainly more aggressive with the addition of a couple of seniors who did not play last year. The returning group of younger players appear to have matured quite a bit and benefited from summer AAU. Sexton, Bishop and Ross can all score. Just hoping as a team they will play better defense. They were a little soft on the defensive end of the floor last year. The more aggressive attitude should help that.

Bellevue by 3

Well of course it (selectively) matters. There are (selected) schools who are caught and punished each (selective) year. The KHSAA (selectively) enforces all the recruiting rules and punishes those violatiors (selectively) in a most timely (months or years) fashion.

Frankfort will have alot to say about that potential matchup.

Actually, the truth is it's precisely your kind of attitude and approach that creates any negativity that may exist. It's easy to cast stones when you have the luxury of selectivity and exclusion. Public schools, ALL public schools, are required to educate all comers. even those who don't want to be there, don't see the need to be there and those who rebel against having to be there. And don't get me started on test scores. Call me when Brossart has to provide ALL the special education programs required of Campbell County or any County school for that matter. Easy to cry superiority when you don't carry the burden of providing for all. It's the attitudes like yours that claim superiority but yet cry "you owe us because we're one of you too" that causes divisiveness. And by the way, don't get too caried away with yourself, athletic success is a fleeting thing in a small school. You have been to one of your football games recently right?

Which info is off base?

Is that as opposed to the vast amount of competition Mayfield faces in their district? Just wonderin'

First sentence, yup. Second sentence, uh, no.

Wow dude. Was this AD also the English teacher at MC? You and KBS must have been in the same class. Come on man, at least be coherent. But regardless, I've never seen an AD win or lose a game in my life. Sounds like alot of finger pointing going on in Mt. Sterling.

They'd be dang lucky to get the kid. Real good coach, big jump or not.