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:confused: Seneca is the only 4A scool Lloyd is 3A.

that type of question cannot be answered mainly based on the area. true it is probably statistically common for 4a schools to beat 1a schools in big cities like cincinnati, detroit, L.A., new york, ect. because most of those kids have to go to those schools and alot of their families cannot choose where they want their child to go to school. in northern ky there is a lot more space, and parents moving their children in districts just to play football is more common. growing up in this area i have heard a lot of people and seen a lot of people move to certain areas just to go to a certain school to play sports in basketball and football. big cities have more kids that HAVE to go to thier school and cannot choose to go to another one. therefore the 4a schools in big cities have a better selection of kids to choose from, and there is more people in big cities too. as for smaller areas like nky the selection is smaller and even some of those kids may leave if they want

1. How will Scott do after a particularly bad offseason? 2. Will Simon Kenton's new additions complete their team that has many returning starters? 3. Watching De la Salle come to Cincy and play.

Brian Urlacher in the commercial he is in with Mike Vick and Ladainian Tomlinson. :eek:

Exactly, NCC can probably beat most schools in NKY no matter what the class.

Based on performance in several teams' schedules highlands is ranked 4. Cov. Cath performed much better and therefore gets ranked higher. IMO, and as much as I hate to say it Cov. Cath is the best team in NKY.

Ah..... I see, I bet if more people actually knew that, every kid would want one on their helmet.

Right but do you have to have a doctors note to have a clear one?