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Khsaa did not make a one month recommendation for suspension!! Where do you come up with such outlandish lies?  They only said the 4 game suspension wasn’t sufficient. Like your example of the speeding ticket. It’s just the other way around. This is way worse then the BG situation.  They were found guilty of one violation. Improper benefits due living with girls coach and splitting rent. 1 bylaw violation. Mays has multiple violation and multiple kids per the letter from the Khsaa. That coach quit on his own. This is a way bigger issue then that. Still other violations the khsaa uncovered during their investigation process. I hope the kids don’t get a post season ban. The parents at the meeting all agree to that but Campbell stated he doesn’t know for sure if that wouldn’t happen. The Administration has created this and I do feel their will be sanctions against the administration and team. No one is kicking Mays while his family is going through a tough time. He created this mess for years. It just caught up with him. The timing for his family is unfortunate but it is his own creating. Logically thinking. Firing Mays does nothing to sanctions against the program for his actions and the lack of action by the administration.  Mays could go somewhere else today and coach. No sanctions follow him as of today. Next week maybe different but now.

No lies, I’ll leave that up to you spin masters and your cohorts. You are partially correct, though. The KHSAA did say that the 4 game suspension was not enough. They suggested at least a month, which if that had been December would have been 13 games. That would have been enough in my opinion, but that’s just me.
And you say you hope the kids don’t t get a post season ban (which I’m pretty certain will not happen). If that’s  true then why do you and a few more on here keep constantly bringing it up. Is it wishful thinking?? 
 I think when the administration makes their decision they will be fair and let the firing be enough. It would be difficult to ban a group of kids or a team for assuming they were recruited. I can assume a lot of things but assumption and guilt by association doesn’t carry any weight when these kind of decisions are made. Clark County won the state tournament last March with seven transfers,  four of which played quite a lot of minutes. I can’t assume they were recruited to GRC. I would need proof. Therefore they’re basically only transfers. And legal. And congrats to the Cards! Hundreds of transfers occur all across the state every year and it will
continue in the future. And you can bet the family farm that everyone of them at some point in time speak to the coach or coaches, or principal, to where they are wanting to transfer. Talented athletes just don’t suddenly show up on the door steps of schools to enroll without parents or guardians talking to whoever will be coaching their sons or daughters. I know if I had a kid transferring I would definitely want to know what kind of programs they have from summer through fall and into the season, what kind of offenses and defensive they run, and I would want to hear it from the horses mouth…the head coach. And you guys can turn your head and ignore it all you want but there’s plenty of schools in the 16th and elsewhere that have benefited from transfers, and very few of them can honestly say, “Wow, talk about luck. This 6’6 power forward just enrolled this morning…” Lol.

Khsaa did not make any recommendations of any suspension. Where are you getting that??  10 of 14 kids that currently occupy roster spots are not homegrown ashland kids. We know this. Just finished watching D&D sports network to watch the scrimmage again against BL. If you watch the end of that interview. GC kid talking about the Bath and Boyd kids. It’s sad really. Again the audio spells out a lot of insight about the Recruitment of kids. No I do not think all 10 are recruited. But we definitely know 3 we’re for sure per the audio with attempts to recruit others with money and other benefits. You really only help to prove this point by saying we had a 6’8 kid from midland show up and leave the day after we got beat in the state tournament. The very next season we get a 6’10 kid from Bath. Lol so lucky they just showed up!!

You keep mentioning their “10-14 kids” distortion, basically lie.  Mays in all his varsity coaching at Ashland had 4 transfers that played varsity basketball and only 3 of them played meaningful minutes: Porter, Carter, Marcum. That’s it. You can’t go down to the lower grades and use numbers to enhance your lame arguments as if those grade schoolers are transfers for sports. Non high school kids are moved around all the time by parents, especially in an area like Boyd and surrounding counties that have so many school districts in close proximity. You’ve got more spin that the Zag’s Timme with his post moves, lol.

It doesn’t matter the grade.  You can not recruit.  That is a tremendous unfair advantage if you do.

There is so much to respond to in your inane ramblings that I give up.  Mercy.

I just hope Jason Mays’ camera crew has stuck around to capture the behind the scenes action of the upcoming Tomcat season.  If so, you are sure to be a star.

I’d love for his camera crew to do a story on this. That would be great. Let him actually make a statement publicly. You were wrong about his connections helping him get out of it.  I give you credit. Take a page out of Mays book. Rules don’t apply. Lol. I guess we will see what the aftermath will be of Mays recruiting scandal. Again I hope the kids don’t pay for his stupidity. We will see This week what the KHSAA has found and hit us with.

I still can’t get over the ludicrous comments you made several pages back that Jason Mays “really isn’t a good coach, he’s only a good recruiter, and can’t develop players.” That’s insane. As 16regioner said, he won the region and one game at state his first season with the team he inherited. And his undefeated team the next season was all home kids except Porter. But regardless, a coach doesn’t go undefeated at 33-0 without knowing how to coach. He is one of the top tier coaches in the state. He outworks most other coaches 3-1, lives and breathes basketball. And yes, he does have connections services that recruit college kids because he knows them and became familiar as a college coach. And there’s nothing illegal about that. To my knowledge he has 7 former players on college teams. My guess is they are very appreciative of Jason. He’s been to watch Sellars and Porter in college games this season and maybe some of the others. He doesn’t forget his players. They are like family everywhere he has coached. If Jason was all about win at all cost, like you accused, then why did he call Porter into his office and convince him to skip his senior year at Ashland and go on to Liberty University, that he was ready. Porter was reluctant but decided to do it. Jason was thinking about the young man and what was best for him.
You have a personal hate for Mays and you let that hatred guide your fingers when you type up these vicious comments about a good man. I’m not saying he didn’t talk to parents, but I guarantee he never initiated the first call or contact with any of them. Possible transfers are almost always generated by the ones considering it, not coaches or schools.
If one listen to your hate-filled ramblings on this site they would think most of his players the last 4 years have been transfers. Not even close. His teams have been overwhelmingly Ashland kids. As I have mentioned several times, 4 transfers have played for him over his 4 year span, and as far as playing time only 3 have actually played. That is not earthshaking news. That’s not even the norm at most schools, including others right in the 16th region and other regions. I don’t know how sincere you are about not wanting the kids penalized but it sure doesn’t seem that way because you won’t stop talking about it. And they aren’t going to be penalized. The school won’t do that. They have gone beyond what the KHSAA expected anyway, which was a 1 month (13 games) coaching suspension. Im sure the school administrators feel that the firing will suffice and consider this a closed case whenever they meet this week.