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[quote=Trouble]Here's something to consider about the KHSAA. They are made up of and from member schools. It's totally voluntary and you agree by applying for admission to abide by their bylaws. Of course, you're over a barrel because if you want to play, and if you want to participate in the post-season, you have to belong to the organization. And sadly, the organization is governed by people who are elected by those member schools. Now, with that said, just like any other elected spot, there are schools (members) with more influence than others. Usually the squeaky wheels get greased. Total manure that the organization has virtually no oversight. Here's the problem, who is it that governs them? There are those in the legistlature who are fed up with the actions of the organization, but they have other fish to fry that put $ in their pockets. Surely there would be a Don Quixote out there who would be willing to agree to a windmill crusade for reform. That would take someone of elected position in our state's legislature to make any significant difference. No checks and balances for that organization. Don't be fooled by those who are on the board of controls who would tell you otherwise. Nothing but talking heads. Our state's organization is this generations version of the Jewish additions to the Sabbath over 2000 years ago. Silly, totally.
I wish for one that they'd make a blanket standard, you get one move in your hs career. That's it. Otherwise, you have to sit a year. Plain and simple.[/QUOTE]

I agree with you 100%. I dont understand how a organization can be so inconsistent. It floors me that the paige kid can sit here for 4 months in limbo wondering if he can play and the kid from SL transfers to hhs last week and plays within 7 days. Not knocking hhs but the khsaa. I really wish the decisions were truly base on the kids situation and not whats most popular for favor with voters. If anyone knows the situation with the Nick Noble kid that transferred from Breathitt to Owsley they would understand that the KHSAA does not base their decision on whats right.