[RunItUpTheGut]

Yeah, and I was the QB too!:biggrin: Way before the Hefty Left, there was the Mighty Righty. :thatsfunn

Serious fact: When Mueller was being interviewed for the job back in the day, the administrator making the hiring decision told Mueller that the administrator wanted the new coach to make Highlands competitive with CovCath again (win 50% of the time). Mueller told the administrator that he wouldn't take the job unless the school was committed to seeing Highlands beat CovCath at least 75% of the time. The administrator said: "let's make it happen" and threw the support of the school behind Mueller. The rest, as they say, is history.

We've been on an unprecedented run against CovCath. 9 in a row is fantastic. Like left, I'd like to see it continue for many, many more years. But CovCath has improved considerably over the last several years and continuing the streak will be tougher and tougher. CovCath has made big improvements to their program just like Highlands did after Mueller was hired. Competition sharpens the edge. A better CovCath produces a better Highlands. A better Highlands produces a better CovCath.

I hope CovCath and Highlands stay in the same class. Then again, if CovCath did end up in another class, it would greatly increase the chances that an additional state title was brought back to N. Ky. each year.

Its great to have two programs in the same area that are as good as HHS and Cov Cath are. What makes it even better is the fact that your stuck together like glue with enrollment.
Trust me, its better that way. When you have schools close that you dont play and are in a different class, you always hear about how if you would of played, they would beat you nicker:

How close are the two in proximity?