stickymitts

A different dead period for each sport is counter-productive. While it's the dead period in, for instance, December for baseball, a lot of kids are still playing basketball. Not really a dead period. And no one is saying a kid can't play softball during the dead period. They are simply saying a coach can't attend games or practices if there are players from your HS, unless your kid is on the roster. Still can't coach but you can attend as a spectator. For the programs that do it right, it's a blessing from the KHSAA. Coaches and players need to decompress sometimes. Even if they are still playing, not being around the same person you played HS ball with for two weeks can be a good thing.

Wow! I come in to read about Campbell County and I waste 10 minutes of my life reading about someone's bitterness. Probably time to just let it go. It makes you look weak.

Sec. 1) Age Restriction Pursuant to KRS 156.070 (2) (e), a student who becomes nineteen (19) years old before August 1 shall be ineligible for interscholastic athletic competition. A student who becomes nineteen (19) on or after August 1 shall remain eligible for the entire school year. There is a provision to get a waiver. Only age restriction I'm aware of.

The follow at :50. You kidding me?

Love my Reds

Terrible footwork.

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I thought he did. I thought he was in between dribbles when he popped up. Close, but considering he dribbled throughout the entire fall/spin, not sure you can call it.

I'm on board with the carry.

When he went down he dribbled with his left, spun on his rump, "crossover" dribbled with his right (although likely a carry), then bounced up and shot.

Didn't he maintain his dribble?

If this happened to my team the only call they would get right is a technical on me.

IT IS A FACTOR! I didn't say it was the sole reason. There are plenty of large schools that aren't committed to a successful program so it doesn't matter how many kids they have. There are others that don't have large numbers but are very successful. You must have a commitment financially, from the community and coaching staff. With all of that, it's simple math. Pick 300 boys and 1,000 boys randomly. Which would you like to start a program with? Of course there are exceptions. There are schools like Highlands that can compete with larger schools. Most seasons Mayfield, Beechwood, NCC...etc. But to say it has zero impact makes no sense. Not sure how you can say it doesn't matter but want 4 classes?

Enrollment matters. If it didn't every state in the country wouldn't have at least some classification of sports. Is it the only reason, absolutely not. It is a factor.

If my memory serves me, they must remain sanctioned by the KHSAA or will not be able to play other KHSAA, or NFHS, schools.

Could not imagine. Heartbreaking.

Margin of victory won't make that large of an impact if it only happens every other year. Consistently beating a school that competes for students will have an impact over a longer period of time.

Says the guy whose team is a week removed from beating an average 1A team, by 4 points. Oh, and this "I thought this QB was an "Elite QB" maybe not." is why you can't be taken seriously. You're right, the college scouts know nothing, it's only their job. Stay in the SK threads so people can enjoy reading game recaps without wasting time reading your garbage.

Actually, if SK and HHS keep winning ukfan will be 1-1 every week.

HAHA. Don't flatter yourself. Not even a blip on the radar. A question was asked, and I answered.

Which is a perfect example of why you should've made educated guesses.

I'm not talking about the team. I'm talking about ukfan and his predictions. I don't recall Lawrence Co fans saying how bad their opponents were and getting thumped by them, like SK did last year. I think the Reds can win every game. Does it make me a genuis or baseball guru because I have been right 74 times this year?

If you were 2-9 the year before, no. I can't take you seriously.

If SK keeps winning he'll always be right. He isn't making educated guesses he talks down every opponent SK plays. It's a tired act.