[Harry Rex Vonner]

This game will definitely be a battle of teams from the farthest end of the socioeconomic spectrum - modern day David vs Goliath. I'm sure the kids at Covington Catholic can not fathom the world of poverty the Clay Kids live in being from the wealthiest area of the state.

No...Clay most likely won't have many kids in our pep section compared to Covington Catholic; because our families simply can not afford to send their children to a game anywhere much less Lexington.

However I wouldn't be surprised if the Mountain Kids are a little harder to take down than most are anticipating.

Hert and dedication knows no restrictions or economic boundaries.

This is a marvelous post. Next, we will hear that the Clay County students are selling their food stamps to raise money for gas to fill up the old Ford Pinto for the trip to Lexington. Shoot. Keep the food stamps and use some of the disability (back injuries, of course) money.

Seriously, CovCath should win handily. However, if they don't, I'll root for Clay County to play Louisville Trinity in the finals. If that happens, obviously I must revert to socioeconomic considerations and root for the Shamrocks. Oldtiger would expect no less from an uppity northerner.