[Pulp Fiction]

P.S.


1959 was the first season of football for the KHSAA. Only 3A, 2A & 1A.
1975 was the first season for Class 4A. 31 seasons.
2007 was the first season for Class 6A. 11 seasons.

4A from 1975-2006.
22 - Louisville area Catholic schools. (Trinity & St. X)
4 - Jefferson County public. (Male & Butler)
5 - Other than Jefferson County/Louisville. (Christian County, Henry Clay, Shelby County, GRC & Nelson County)

6A from 2007 - Present
9 - Louisville area Catholic schools. (Trinity & St. X)
1 - Jefferson County Public school. (Male)
1 - Other than Jefferson County/Louisville. (Scott County)


Out of 42 seasons of 4A & 6A football....
31 state titles claimed by a Louisville area Catholic school. (Trinity or St. X)
5 state titles claimed by a Jefferson County public school. (Male or Butler)
6 state titles claimed by teams outside of Jefferson County/Louisville. (Christian County, Henry Clay, Shelby County, Nelson County & Scott County)

36 of the 42 seasons won by a Jefferson County/Louisville area team in the old 4A, current 6A classes. That's a .857 winning percentage.


Back to my original point, in 42 seasons, only 9 different teams have won the state title in old 4A & current 6A. Articulate for me how the winner of 6A matters outside of the a few select areas of the state... especially when T & X are in the state finals. The overall football is probably better in 6A than the other classes. The NFL has overall better football than college, but college means so much more to people and is more personable. When was the last time you saw an NFL fan base rush the field after a big win?

The other classes are so spread out from East to West & North to South. Not every county in the state has a team in each class, but more people are closer to a 1A-5A school than they are a 6A.


1A - Beechwood (NKY) vs. Raceland (NEKY)
2A - Mayfield (WKY) vs. Danville (CKY)
3A - Corbin (SEKY) vs. Boyle County (CKY)
4A - Franklin-Simpson (WKY) vs. Johnson Central (EKY)
5A - Covington Catholic (NKY) vs. Madison Southern (CKY)

The other five classes have teams that are pretty far away from each other.
Not two teams from the largest populated city in the state & from the same Diocese. Again, not trying to offend anybody of the Catholic religion.