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7 of those 11 have won state championships since 2006. They have won 14 of 34 of the state championships during that time frame. There have been classes in which they have had no representation. Correct me but I believe there have been no 5A private schools. 5% of the schools have won nearly 50% of the championships because they are better people and work harder than children who go to public schools. The numbers speak for themselves.

Fine, here you go.
AA Northern Kentucky
Newport = HORRIBBBLLLEEEE community support. The FireFighters youth team has burnt too many bridges w/ their lack of playing time and too many coaches w/ a hillbilly demeanor. As a result, Newport players lack discipline (one of the top 3 characterisitcs of a champion) and respect. Just watch their sidelines. Look into the stands. The community is non-existent.

Lloyd = See Newport. Things are turning around.

Brossart = Obviously horrible at recruiting. Their team is awful, maybe the worst in the state. Decent community support, little school support.

HC = Have no clue what is going on there. Delusional, but solid, community. Kids are starting in middle school to learn HC's system. Making strides.

NewCath = Everyone at NewCath is related. EVERYONE. This year's football team has, I'm sure, 20 kids that are 3rd generation football players there. The community is very supportive, and a little too passionate, i.e. whiny. The kids start in middle school learning the NewCath system. I can count on one hand the number of kids that haven't gone to schools in Campbell County Catholic schools in the last 20 years.

Football is a game of discipline. When you are paying x thousands of dollars a year, you begin to demand things from your kids. That means they are disciplined at home, which in turn creates a disciplined character. Not every kid is ready for the Marines, but the vast majority know how to and are willing to follow directions.