[Fly Like a Duck]

If they are 5A they could be dominant. 6A, they have no chance.

If Trinity stays on the roll they have been on, you're right. However, I can think of a lot of schools class 1A-5A that never have had a chance and never will have a chance, in the grand scheme of things.

I think this McCracken County High School could end up being very similar to Henderson County and Scott County. You're talking about a school that will start out of the gates with right around 2,000 kids and I think they fully realize there will be growth, so, if this McCracken County High School becomes one of these 2,500-3,000 population high schools (like many down south and in texas), then they will definately have a chance in due time.

Remember, it was only two short years ago that Shelby County was still one, and they took Trinity to what I believe was a 14 or 21 point game in the region finals. Imagine what would have been in 5 years had Shelby County dumped all of the money that they put into a new school and facilities, and into the Curren Shelby County High School/facilities?

Another new school beginning next year will be Thomas Nelson High School in Nelson County. They are splitting Nelson County High School up.