[Doc Holliday]

Watered down state championship?
Why have class's
Becuse one school has 10 more students they can be seperated.
I am not sure I want a seperation I just want the KHSAA to enforce the rules.
98 I respect you and your opinion but you said they recruit, Which is against the rules.
I went to a public high school with an enrollment of 200 we had 19 guys who played their hearts out, we were excited if anyone new moved in to the area because we might get another player.

I don't think football is at the heart of the issue, except in 4A. It's the roundball that makes this state click. When schools like Lexington Cath, University Heights and Rose Hill become over night powers with players who were trained and came up in public programs transfer it upsets the natural balance of an area.
When I was in school several years ago you played more for your community, that was the beauty of high school sports. When you look in the stands and at homcoming you have people representing the clas of 39 or 57 it made me feel awesome.
My Senior year I played with a relative who much more gifted than I, his father offered me a car an a apartment if I would move to a rival school just to keep and eye on him during his soph year. I was tempted but my ties to the community, and my school outweighed the opportunity to play in a playoff game. He went I stayed.

Do I think we need a seperate championship series, I will sum it up this way. It's a bandaid to stop the bleeding from what is going on.
The KHSAA need to address the rules, I actually liked the way it way up until the 80's you transfer you sit out one year, no exceptions.
In my region I have watched player transfer in the middle of a season from a weak team to a strong one, and our private schools suck at sports.