[Fly Like a Duck]

It takes parents, it takes the community, it takes the administration, it takes the dedication on they young men that play and it takes having some athletic types within that dedication to make a program.

Many of these places have none of those, especially many of the rural schools. Granted, they'll have runs of 3-4 year at best every 15 or 20, but as far as anything substantial? No.

If you look at the Highlands, Beechwoods, Bowling Greens, Mayfield, Hazard, Pikevilles, Paducah Tilghman, Owensboro's, Danville, Ashlands, Somersets, etc of our state; you are talking football programs that have been around close to, if not over, 100 years. They were the football schools in our state long before us (and, their current coaches) and they will be after we are long gone. (Minus the obvious Big Green, Private Monsters and other privates who have gotten the ball rolling).