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To think that schools are being complained about for runnings things like a business!

What makes you think that the people running the tournament for the 10th are upset enough that it won't come back. I think that decision is made by the schools in the 37th for this area. Yes maybe there have been some issues, but I don't hear Campbell County School officials complaining about the arena.

Could all this media talent not partner up with the BOK with a plan where everyone wins? Including the Enquirer? Perhaps an idea or two that is new? The one new thing is BOK did pony up the money to the schools with a guarantee. That is big with money so tight. Think big ideas and sell them on it. It may be worthwhile.

You will still enjoy the tourney!!!

Sounds more like the fans in Mason County are just crying about one more thing about not have the tournament in Maysville. Its a done deal where the tournament is going to be so why not enjoy the opportunity that your athletes are going to have and let it rest.

Did not happen and Mont. County people say that it was never promised.

Guaranteed money for the schools in a place that beats the heck out of any other place. Let them run it as they see fit!

Have you contacted them?

Maybe the question to ask the arena group is how much they are giving the regions. It seems to me that I each region gets money back. I know the 10th has never known going in how much they would get. If the arena has put up funds, then it only makes sense that the only way they get money back is to sale the rights. Dealing with a corporation is different than dealing with a school, times they are changing.

I cannot think of one instance where a learning disability can be better served in a home school environment over the mandated services for disabilities. I can think of and know several instances where home schooling was a discipline dodge.

It is not petty. Given the cuts and extra costs schools are having to add and be burdened with it is grossly unfair to expect an expansion of convenience to a few. Enroll at the school, there is no way it is that bad.

Not disappointing at all. The disappointment is the very body - Senate should think they can continue to dictate what everyone else should do. It is silly to continue to suggest schools are so bad academically but OK athletically but it is OK to live in the area in question. It does not make any sense at all. This debate is being painted that schools are not worthy of academic consideration but we want the flexibility to use it on Friday night(s). That, my friends is not what you can build a team or program on.

This bill is dead and going nowhere fast. Westwood doesn't even have the support of the Northern Kentucky delegation and he did not let anyone know about it. Simple self serving stunt.

As good a point if I provide enough for my retirement and take the cost to provide my own insurance I can and should be allowed to opt out of medicare and Social Security, including self employment insurance? Before you say yes, please note there is a clear case study that shows if you are consistent with this matter 81% of current and future retirees would NOT have the least basic amount of services and income. Those who produce the most in our society picks up most the tab. It is not unreasonable to expect society to be at least obligated to community expected services.

Of all the things pressing the state, this is the best that Northern KY can provide in political leadership?:laugh:

And part of the money goes back to students scholarship fund and community programs. The same family of 5, where else do they go for a couple of hours for same money? Not shopping, movies or anywhere else.

Campbell vs. Brossart?

JOE?, Dad, Mr. Frank? Will you claim me now!?

I told you I was taller than Coach Thompson!

I think it was already posted. This is up to the Campbell County School Board. They get to decide it. Word is the superintendent got the deal done and now must confirm it with his board. So it really is the product of one institution in this case.

Yes, but there are certain people who have a history of self and program promotion over their student athletes. No surprise here.

A great plan would be to have a hospitality room with exceptional offerings but offered at a discounted price. The approach would be valuable to those who use it and may actually make money for those who run it. My experience of past hospitality rooms is they were very abused by certain school title holders. Just about everyone being mentioned of who should get free are actually paid - maybe not much, but they are being paid. The students, its up to the school they are from. What I don't get is why there never is talk about a VIP/Sponsor room, parking and passes - for those who pay for it, another money making opportunity, perhaps. Not the superitendents who think they should just get one.

I like how a board member child with her friends planned their meal to go into the hospitality room with wonderful thank you manners.:sleep:

CovCath had a strong showing against Ryle and against Campbell. Campbell sounds very solid. Could be the Northern KY area experts are underestimating the Camels.

Its true Smith was not a fast guy but he was in a very pass-oriented offense. So he had tons of chances getting the ball.