[EKUAlum05]

The other common football example I could see would be for a heavily recruited player.

Say for example (this is 100% hypothetical) Damien Harris' recruitment is primarily handled and filtered by Madison Southern's Offensive Coordinator. The OC is a trusted family friend.

Now let's say prior to Harris' Senior Season the OC is hired as the OC at Lexington Catholic. If Harris tries to enroll at Lexington Catholic to follow his family friend and the guy who has handled his recruitment...then he would be ruled ineligible. Even if the entire Harris family moves to Lexington and has a legit change of address...this seems to be in place to override that.

I dont see these situations in KY often with the lack of elite talent, but it is very common in CA,FL,GA, TX to see an assistant coach be the school's "recruiting coordinator" for prospects so they aren't hounded by the media. Especially at schools like a Stephenson HS in GA that produces 6-10 D-1 players year.