[KentuckyHillBilly5321]

Come on guys--there has to be a little more to it than that after the last few years.

I am one of the few (that I know of anyways) who actually had a kid that the KHSAA ruled as "eligible" without a boneafide change of address (this was not in football--it was in track). They definitely made the right decision there.

But between the Mitchell case last year and the Public/Non Public situation this year--there are many who probably have strong feelings one way or the other.

I do agree with the fact that the KHSAA does make an attempt to do things the right way. However--they are spread entirely too thin. For instance:

Mr. Tackett (who does a really good job IMO) is responsible for Football, Track and Cross Country. Now--track and cross country are the highest participation sports in the state. When you combine that with the issues that he has to deal with in football--I would have a feeling that he can not give things the time that he would like.

Also, I am not a big fan of things like Trinity and St. Xavier being in different regions for football. IT doesn't take a genius to know that things like this happen so the KHSAA can have a huge gate at the football finals. Geographically--that move just doesn't make sense to me.

I don't want to sound like I am taking shots--but there are some things that are done that I am not crazy about. But I do agree--they are trying--and I can work with that.