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The ultimate decision, I agree!

I will just say that I agree with everything the "oldguy posted in this thread'. I agree with clyde that most of us will teach a little lighter if we have several students gone to the tourney.

Thats a no brainer, northern ky is incredible with football success.

Under that situation I agree with you totally! If you can afford a day off as your team is playing during the day, I agree also. I keep getting offended by the comments of showing a movie at the end of the year to make up a day by many, what school system are you looking at? I assure you the whole state does not do this. Not picking on an individual poster because I see this every year.

Maybe their warmups will go back to preparing for a basketball game, instead of trying to embarass their opponents. That may be a good start.

This would make 8 I believe.

Tim Swartz

Im interested in anything you can throw me.:thumb:

It seems to be a reasonable rumor to me. Im not claiming inside info, just that this could be a realistic possibility.

Guys like that or not like that dont seem to last too long in GC.

:thumb: An excellent post IMO! It is not neccesarily a knock on Clark, just inviting discussion on what would someone do to try to knock them off. If anything I would take this as a compliment to Clark.

I would tend to agree but would narrow it to your first five listed. Either way it makes for an exciting region tourney!:thumb:

Is the coach at Corbin Danny Wright by any chance?

:thumb: Excellent post on all aspects. I would love to add to it, but you covered it too well!

You pose an excellent question. I believe there is a little difference, but neither situation should be strived for during a blowout. The problem with this is what do we consider a blowout? I had a JV official decide he would teach me a lesson pressing up 20 points. I had 15 players dressed, this was the style of game that could get them minutes and it was in the first half when he took over. I havent mentioned that their team was undefeated and playing at home. I held to my guns and we lost with 8 players fouling out, and 7 with 3 or more. He clearly thought I was being unsportsmanlike and was wrong. The only thing he accomplished was confusing my young players on how to attempt to play defense. I have been on both sides of this argument over and over again. Their are too many variables to assign absolute rules. Sometimes the winning coach subs and the other coach presses his JV and embarasses them. By all means put the starters back in and run it up. Just one example that could be chosen from dozens. In the situations described here. IMO, intolerable display of poor sportsmanship from the coach.