[charlie22]

Ahhhh, the irony of it all. He can play somewhere else except where he wants to go to school. Go figure. But it's not about politics. :eyeroll:

Don't be so certain that he'll be eligible to play somewhere else. As I understand the rules, the only place he would be eligible to play (absent a court ruling that he's eligible to play at Boyle) is at Danville. So if he won't go back to Danville and if he doesn't get a court order, I don't think he'll be playing any where unless there is some tweak in the rules that I'm not aware of. Frankly, I'd think that the KHSAA would logically presume that if Will was to now transfer to a third school, the motivation for the transfer would be based in part because he was ruled ineligible to play sports at Boyle. That would be a violation of By Law 6, Sec 3) c) and would again make him ineligble at the third school. But perhaps Will could establish that the transfer to a third school would have nothing to do with him being ineligible at Boyle. Any thing is possible I guess. We'll see.

And I wouldn't be so fast to blame this on politics. French and the Boyle County folks have just as much juice at the KHSAA as Harp and Danville do I'm told.