[pjdoug]

In my opinion, Haddix is not a political coach like most programs have that play kids because of who there parents are.  He lets the players compete for the spot. Then that causes a must compete atmosphere that causes competition on a daily basis. It works itself out. I know that’s how it was at Corbin when he was there.

I like that in a coach, but I will never agree with any of you on recruiting. build it and they will come is a bunch of tiring BS. lol

Well, you can say it's BS but it is the truth. Boyle County has built a school and football program that people want to be a part of and they don't have to recruit. People want to be at successful places and parents want the best opportunities for their kids. So why is that BS?

Same ole BS like I said. This ain't college. it's like a broken record over and over and over again. We all know a rural school can't possibly compete for a state championship every single year without recruiting. Some idiots believe what you tell them, but I'm not one of them.

Do you think Boyle is a rural school?  Yes there is farmland in Boyle County but there are a lot of developments, a lot of people living there and working elsewhere.  Boyle is as cosmopolitan as you will find out side of a large city.  

If you are defining rural school I would think Pikeville, but they seem to be doing just fine.  Ft Thomas isn't much bigger as a school than Boyle plus they are far from rural.  Maybe they need to find the next Mike Mitchell cause it's been a while since they were in the title hunt.  

To be honest, that was too simple a generalization because Mayfield seems to be doing just fine as a "rural" school.

You miss the point completely, and knew what I meant . is Bell County a rural school? What about Belfry? A high school team shouldn't be made up from players from 5 counties and three states.