[EKUAlum05]

The facts are the facts, and they sure hurt don't they? Don't use the whole "he has fewer kids to pick from" argument. Highlands is technically a 3A school playing up. They have won triple the titles Haywood has over the course of the past six years alone. Belfry should have 2-3 wins over Central in the title game over the course of the past five years, and should have never lost to Breathitt in the semis recently. But they found a way to squander their chances. Trinity is big, but they take on national powerhouses (and win regularly against them) and still has difficult competition against the likes of St. X and usually a school such as Scott County, Male, or Simon Kenton that have a strong team from time to time.

Put succinctly, just because someone can win regular season football games and can win a popularity contest doesn't mean they are the best coach in the state. I like Haywood, but to say that he's on the level of Scroggins, Mueller, and Beatty is looking at it with red blinders.

History of trolling aside I understand all your arguments and actually agree with the point that Mueller and Beatty are the standard in KY when it comes to Championships won.

The fatal flaw in your argument thought is you are painfully mistaking the difference between enrollment and talent pool.