[EKUAlum05]

Not knocking you guys at all, like I said if my boy lived in the area that's where he would go, no one would have to come knocking at my door to convince me of that. My point was just that there was an awful lot of WV support at the state championship, and there were multiple numbers on these cars not just one. You can have kids come in from WV without recruiting, but I find it hard to believe that you can deny you have kids on the team that are from there. I also understand the geographical area of Belfry and understand that there is only a small river that separates it into KY, that's why I think logically that there would be WV kids that played for Belfry. My point is don't deny you have them, that's what makes it look bad. When people make comments just ask them where they would send their kids if they lived around there.

Noone denies it.

Cole Bentley literally lives in WV and pays tuition.

Corbett transferred as a Sophomore form Logan.

Horton moved to Belfry in the 6th Grade. Noone would ever say otherwise.



With that said, you also have to consider that Belfry High School is literally 2.5 miles from the WV Border and the town of Williamson. Belfry is not a town, it is numerous communities pieced together and Williamson is the closest "town".

Naturally you should expect that for a State Championship, with a following as big as Belfry's, that you are not just going to have mom's and dad's and brothers and sisters but the extended family that will come to a game. Aunts, Uncles, Grandparents, friends, alumni, etc. In addition, if a vehicle is registered through a company in WV it is going to have WV tags.. for example my family has lived in KY for over 35 years but my dad drives a truck with a West Virginia tag.

When Belfry played Corbin in the Semi's I am sure there were tons of cars from Knox, Laurel, and Whitley County. Why? Because that's where all these extended families may live.

Just as an example: When I watch my nephew play football at a home game it is Oconee County, GA. I have a Gwinnett County tag, his maternal Grandmother has a Clarke County tag, and his paternal Grandmother has a Baldwin County tag that sits in the parking lot. Let's also say that his dad has a company vehicle registered in Clarke County and meets everyone there drives separately. Let's imagine that the state border surrounded Oconee County.. that would mean four out of state cars are sitting in the parking lot yet my nephew does not live in that State. Get what I am illustrating?